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After 772 Days in Detention, Ajabha Khatun Returns Home: CJP helps secure her release
Ajabha Khatun’s conditional release brings relief to her family, while her pending legal case and her plea for another detainee underline the fight that remains
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From studying in a madrasa to clearing the UPSC exams: The inspiring story of Shahid Raza Khan
Shahid Raza Khan may not have made it to...
“Ban Green Flags, They Spread Hate Not Love”: Begusarai BJP candidate Giriraj Singh
Begusarai: Union Minister and BJP candidate from Begusarai, Giriraj...
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...
Tamil Nadu Towheed Jamath demand apology from Times of India for associating them with a terror group
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After the bombings in Sri Lanka on Easter, 21st...
Pulse of India: Meo Muslims Are Scared in Mewat, Farmers Are Upset
Meo Muslims said that keeping aside all the other...
Reparation for Violence: 50 lakhs awarded to 2002 Rape Survivor Bilkis Bano by SC
The Supreme Court has today directed the Gujarat government...
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