Will PM Seek Forgiveness for Police Excesses? Asks Dipke
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi whether he will also apologise for the alleged police lathi-charge...
Read moreDetailsCJP founder Abhijeet Dipke has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi whether he will also apologise for the alleged police lathi-charge...
Read moreDetailsIndia enjoyed a golden day at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow as boxers Preeti Pawar, Jaismine Lamboria and Sakshi Chaudhary...
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Read moreDetailsCalling for greater transparency in the collegium system, Justice Bhuyan said withholding reasons for judicial appointments deprives deserving judges of...
Read moreDetailsElite Exped confirmed that Purja, along with trusted climbing partners Pur Bahadur Gurung and Nima Sherpa, lost their lives in...
Read moreDetailsTISS cited "unforeseen circumstances" for deferring its convocation, but sources said security agencies had flagged the possibility of demonstrations linked...
Read moreDetailsRuchika Singh's apology comes hours after PM Modi said he had forgiven the students accused of abusing him and his...
Read moreDetailsCalling the protesters "misguided children," Modi said abusive language has no place in a civilised society but stressed that criminal...
Read moreDetailsThe four Kanwariyas , aged 16 to 18, had travelled to Haridwar to collect holy Ganga water. Police have renewed...
Read moreDetailsResidents, entrepreneurs, self-help groups and voluntary organisations in Ladakh will now be able to register societies and partnership firms at...
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