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The Supreme Court’s Uneasy Middle Path on Protest Policing

The July 28 interim order preserves evidence and contemplates an SIT, but leaves unresolved who should investigate when the police themselves stand accused

Race and exploitation in the Gulf

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“It’s tragic that there were no women in the SC Bench that delivered the Triple Talaq Judgement”

Shivangi Misra from the Lawyers Collective talks to senior...

Kolkata women welcome Triple Talaq judgment

Women organizations in Kolkata on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court decision...

When RSS likened Hindu Code Bill to “An Atom Bomb on Hindu Society”

The sangh parivar which is today claiming credit for...

How CIA Can Access India’s Biometric Aadhar Database: Indian Sovereignity Under Threat?

How CIA Spies can Access India’s Biometric Aadhaar DatabaseAadhar...

In the Name of the Holy Cow, Noida turning Pure Vegetarian

Chicken, Mutton, Pork and Even Fish Go Off MarketThe...

Declare Floods a National Problem demand Tea Tribes: Assam

Guwahati, Aug. 23: The Joint Action Committee of Tea...

Indore High Court granted bail to Medha Patkar 15 days after she was arrested

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