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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

Anand Teltumbde Moves HC to Quash Criminal Proceedings

Petition said he was falsely implicated, arrest is stayed....

Navlakha Moves Court to Quash FIR, Stay on Arrest Continues: Bombay HC

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Chaos in Kerala as Sabarimala Temple opens its Doors to Women of all Ages

Photo Courtesy: Kerala GovernmentTension mounted in Kerala on Wednesday,...

On Akbar and the #MeToo Movement

 Akbar’s Follies, BJP’s Arrogance and Middle Class HypocrisyPhoto Courtesy:...

Criminal Defamation a Corporate/State-driven tool against Activists: Six Examples

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After #MeToo: Legal System Needs Change

Actions of individual women are a brave step forward,...

Hate Speech, Polarisarion, NRC & Amit Shah: Must the SC Act ?

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