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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

Judiciary has to Stand Up and Protect it’s Independence: Indira Jaising

Indira Jaising at the All India People's Forum Press Meet,...

5 Laws That Women Need As Urgently As Ban On Triple Talaq

In its urgency to push through the Triple Talaq...

“We agree with the 4 most senior SC judges”: Open letter to CJI by 4 retired judges

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All Is Not Well within the SC & this needs Correction: Kamini Jaiswal

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PILs Should Be Heard by Collegium Says SC Bar Assn Expressing Grave Concern

Supreme Court Bar Association expresses 'grave' concern' over differences...

A Judiciary Made to Measure

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Guardians of Democracy: 4 judges openly challenge Nepotism in the SC

‘Preserve SC, Protect Democracy’ say the Judges in a...

Right Wing Student Insults Dalit Prof at HCU

2nd Anniv Rohith Vemula's Death, January 17, 2018: ABVP...

Betrayal by the State: Policemen off the hook

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People of Rajsamand say no to Hatred and Intolerance!

Insaniyat and Aman Citizens’ Committee formed to ensure peace...

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