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SC seeks GOI’s reply to Kashmir petitions

The Supreme Court has granted the union government 28...

Dr Kafeel Khan exonerated, now fix media accountability

Dr Kafeel Khan has been exonerated in a report...

Bilkis Bano case: SC directs Guj gov’t to pay compensation in 2 weeks

The Supreme Court has directed the state of Gujarat...

No time to hear Kashmir petitions, will hear Ayodhya matter first: SC

On Monday, the SC postponed petitions related to issues...

Indians ‘need to place themselves’ in position of Kashmiris to understand their travails

When the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir...

J&K HC directs Agra Central Jail to allow J&K Detenus to meet relatives

This order was passed on a a petition filed...

Kashmiri Pandits question Govt figures on J&K temples

Kashmiri pandits questioned the figures given by Minister of...

Vindicated! Govt probe absolves Kafeel Khan of False Charges: BRD College Deaths, Gorakhpur

Two years after the incident, department report finds him...

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