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Policing Autonomy & Faith: Maharashtra’s Anti-Conversion law gets President’s assent

The law’s provisions on prior declaration, third-party complaints and reversal of burden of proof mirror challenges already before the Supreme Court

Juxtaposing Law and Politics: Position of Jammu and Kashmir within the Indian Federal System

Omar Abdullah’s recent statement on bringing back the posts...

Muslim Women Are 6.9% Of Population. In Lok Sabha, 0.7%

Nuh (Haryana), New Delhi, Mumbai: She may be the...

“Will Use the Compensation for Battles of Other Sisters”: Bilkis Bano

After an excruciating journey of almost two decades, Bilkis...

NIA court declines to prohibit Pragya Thakur from contesting Lok Sabha polls

On Wednesday, April 24, a special National Investigation Agency...

Delhi Court orders CBI to share key documents in Najeeb case with Fatima Nafis

Copies of Closure Report and Witness Statements to be...

Reparation for Violence: 50 lakhs awarded to 2002 Rape Survivor Bilkis Bano by SC

The Supreme Court has today directed the Gujarat government...

Criminal conspiracy – The ATS charge sheet in the Malegaon blast case

First Published on: February 1, 2009The crime On September 29,...

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