Delhi Police Drop Case Against Teen After Apology
The teenager said she was influenced into repeating the remarks by people at the protest, called it her "first and ...
Read moreDetailsThe teenager said she was influenced into repeating the remarks by people at the protest, called it her "first and ...
Read moreDetailsThe CJP movement was more than a protest over NEET—it exposed deeper structural flaws in India's education system, from paper ...
Read moreDetailsInvestigators claim the accused was instructed by handlers in Pakistan to create unrest at a CJP protest while disguised as ...
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 daughter of an injured Delhi Police Sub-Inspector claimed her father was dragged into a mob and left unconscious, while ...
Read moreDetailsPolice have registered a case against a woman over alleged expletives directed at Prime Minister Modi during the NEET protest ...
Read moreDetailsIn a major relief for NEET protesters, the Delhi government will review all arrests and withdraw cases against those without ...
Read moreDetailsWhile students camped at Jantar Mantar demanding exam reform, prime-time TV found a different story to tell — foreign plots, ...
Read moreDetailsThe controversy intensified after actor Rakhi Sawant launched a scathing attack on Ranaut, while politicians, celebrities and thousands of X ...
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