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Politics of Humiliation: Mahua Moitra, mob intimidation and the Calcutta High Court’s warning

The alleged attack on Mahua Moitra came just a day after the Calcutta High Court warned against the growing culture of mob justice, public humiliation and egg pelting in West Bengal

AnandPunished for preventing violence

Kader Khan Pathan, police officer, Umreth, Anand Kader Khan Pathan...

‘Sticking his neck out for a friend among ‘enemies’

Rai Singh Parmar, Kavitha village, AnandRai Singh Parmar lives...

AnandFacing boycott for saving Muslim lives

Manubhai, Sanabhai, Sandesha village, Anand Sandesha is a village in...

Treading novel ground

Pushben Bhatt, Social Worker, Himmatnagar Since April 2003, I have...

Polls 2004: A welcome breather

THE REsults of elections 2004 provided a welcome breather...

A trend-setting judgement – Justice Hosbet Suresh

Justice Hosbet Suresh, former Judge of Bombay High   The Supreme...

Judgement — Best Bakery case

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Judgement — Expunging orders

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A question of justice – KG Kannabiran

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