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Rajya Sabha passes Vande Mataram bill as NCRB data reveals high pendency, low convictions
While Parliament broadens the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, crime records show only 60 convictions from over 1,100 arrests between 2014 and 2024
Jharkhand’s surrendered Naxals get gov’t grants
While two former naxals got Rs. 4 lakh each, 11 others got Rs. 2 lakh each
Defy, resist, combat: Farmers’ unions call for massive mobilisation
All India Kisan Sabha, All India Agricultural Workers’ Union and Centre of Indian Trade Unions will lead a nationwide mass movement on August 9
US slams India yet again on subject of religious freedom
International Religious Freedom Report for 2019 asks tough questions about CAA, cow vigilantism and Kashmir
“Obviously it is the government’s fault,” Sheen Bharti, Ajay Pandita’s daughter to the Centre
Larkipora’s sarpanch Ajay Pandita Bharti’s daughter puts the Union Government in the dock, seeks answers, and justice
K’taka Govt decides to honour Savarkar, a collaborator with both the British & Muslim League
Apart from collaborating with the British, the Hindu Mahasabha, which he led, had coalitions with the Muslim League and, in fact, wanted the king of Nepal to rule India if and when the British left
Delhi HC: SG to file reply to petition challenging PMO response denying PM CARES info under RTI
The petitioner has challenged PMO’s response that PM CARES fund is not a public authority
Management Irresponsibility plus weak monitoring by MoEF&CC: Committee, Vizag gas leak
The Committee constituted by the National Green Tribunal, pointed out the liability of LG Polymers and the shortcomings of the Pollution Control Boards as well as lacunae in regulatory framework of the GOI ministry on environment and climate change
High-level probe into OIL’s Baghjan well tragedy: CM Sonowal
Outrage in Assam over the callousness of the GOI’s insensate oil drilling in an ecologically sensitive zone compels the govt to act
J&K: Javed Wani, Kashmiri Muslim and son-in-law of separatist leader, appointed as Judge
His name was recommended last year and after some back and forth from the SC Collegium and the Centre, he bagged a place on the Bench
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