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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

Which political party in India really backs the Dalits today?

It was just recently that the atrocity law --enacted...

An Open Letter to Dr Hiren Gohain

Dear Dr Gohain,   When a friend forwarded the link to...

Key witness in Unnao case dies abruptly, is buried without post-mortem

Yunus, a key witness in the case involving the...

Bangladesh: An Eid of memories and tears for Rohingya refugees

Last time this year, many were hiding in the...

Indian nation should forget supremacy of Vedas, Puranas: Savarkar (as Quoted by Dabholkar)

Narendra Dabholkar, victim of "Hindutv terror" shot dead on...

Dalit woman stoned to death for not withdrawing sexual harassment complaint

The incident occurred in Seoni, Madhya Pradesh, around noon...

SC seeks Rajasthan Govt’s reply in contempt case in lynching matter

Petition moved by Tushar Gandhi and Tehseen Poonawalla in...

Ten Thousand People Face Water Death Warns Kerala Law Maker

Kerala floods will turn into a calamity of unimaginable...

Centre’s Draft SOPs Offer Little Solution for Four Million Excluded: NRC, Assam

While Modalities Remain the Same Giving Little Hope to...

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