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State cannot escape liability for custodial suicide: Delhi HC

Court awards ₹18.44 Lakh Compensation to Father of 19-Year-Old Who Died in Police Custody, Rules that every unnatural custodial death, even if classified as suicide, raises constitutional liability

SC allows all 15 documents for NRC claims process, extends deadline

Ruling comes as major relief to lakhs excluded from...

A birthday wish for Sudha Bharadwaj

On Nov 1, Sudhaji will celebrate her birthday in...

In-depth analysis of NRC Coordinator, Prateek Hajela’s Affidavit reveals stand based on hypotheses

Poses danger of diluting NRC processThe affidavit submitted by...

The Sabarimala Verdict: Whose Morality, Whose Freedom?

A significant social and political churning is underway on...

Azeem’s Death Result of Scuffle between Groups of Boys: Police 

Elaborating on the tragic death of 8-year old madrassa...

Is State co-ordinator Prateek Hajela hell-bent on derailing the NRC?

His 175-page report comes up for hearing on November...

“RSS Head Mohan Bhagwat Has Committed Contempt of Court”

The Supreme Court must not give in to social...

Mumbai Police Detains Hundreds of Mahul Residents Fighting for Right to Life

Around 100 residents who were protesting for the Right...

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