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Taking a Lenient View

Courts are granting bail to some accused on the pretext of good behaviour or their being first-time offenders and continued incarceration being detrimental to their well being. Is this a good move?

Casting Out the Couch

The Kerala High Court took an important decision to prevent frequent sexual abuse by the casting couch system to protect young women in the film industry.

Infrastructure Issues

On March 8, the Supreme ...

Spill the Beans

In the dry state of Biha...

Camera Hearings

A petition has been filed in the Delhi High Court seeking the removal of CCTV cameras installed in public-aided schools in Delhi and deletion of the video live streamed which is available to the public.

A Game of Chance

The Karnataka High Court has struck down amendments to the Police Act which had criminalised wagering, betting or risking money. This has come as a boon for the online gaming industry.

Jihad Against Love

The BJP’s manifesto for the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections reiterates that the party, if it returns to power, would bring in a jail term of minimum 10 years for those found guilty of indulging in love jihad. Election promises tend to ignore Constitutional rights.

Kerala’s “Super Lokayukta...

The Kerala cabinet recen...

Fastest Finger First

The Union Ministry of En...

Heading for Trouble

A government college in Balagadi village in Karnataka’s Chikkamagaluru district has banned hijabs and saffron scarves on the campus. On January 12, 2022, in a meeting between the students, parents and the management, it was decided that Muslim girl students would not wear the hijab and Hindu students would also not be allowed to wear saffron shawls along with their dress.

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