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A Terror Case Without Evidence: Allahabad High Court’s ‘heavy heart’ acquittal After 28 Years

A devastating judicial analysis reveals how a mass-casualty blast, a collapsed investigation, and an inadmissible police confession led to the undoing of a decades-old conviction

How SC has balanced the right to protest v/s public inconvenience: Shaheen Bagh

The SC’s oral remarks on the indefinite protest militates against its own set jurisprudence

K’taka HC raps admin and police, asks govt to rehabilitate laborers touted as “Bangladeshis”

After demolishing their homes, it was found that the laborers actually belonged to Assam and Telangana

SC slaps fine on states for no reply on community kitchen schemes

Based on a PIL, the SC has imposed a fine of Rs. 5 lakh on each state for non-compliance

Shaheen Bagh in spotlight in SC, court says protest subject to reasonable restrictions

The court also took cognizance of the death of an infant at the protest

Jamia students allegedly attacked by police, again!

The Delhi police allegedly lathi charged students who were staging an anti-CAA-NRC march to the Parliament.

SC: Amendment to SC/ST Act constitutionally valid

These amendments were enacted to reverse the SC judgment of 2018 which had diluted provisions of the Act

How many Birth Certificates digitized across states: Activist files RTI

Saket Gokhale demands answers from MeitY to gauge extent of document digitization in the run up to the NRIC

Anti-Shaheen Bagh plea to be heard in SC on Monday

SC deferred hearing the plea as Delhi election is scheduled to take place on February 8 and court did not want to influence it.

Illegal and inhuman: Child rights groups condemn Bidar police’s investigation of children

They condemned the interrogation of children and the charges of sedition slapped on parent and authorities

Why no FIR filed against Anurag Thakur, Parvesh Verma: Court asks Delhi Police

Brinda Karat had moved court after written complaints to SHO and Commissioner failed to elicit any response

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