A criminal justice system is expected to answer one basic question within a reasonable time. Who is guilty and who is not? When that answer takes 44 years, the delay is no longer an administrative inconvenience.
On August 24, the Mazgaon region of Mumbai experienced alleged communal tensions after eggs were thrown at a Ganpati idol during a procession. The incident reportedly occurred in the intervening night of Sunday and Monday, following which police increased security in the area. According to preliminary information, the eggs were thrown from a residential building named Continental Heights in the area where mostly Muslims live.
India launches simultaneous high-level talks with Moscow, Beijing, Ottawa, Washington and Tokyo, showcasing strategic autonomy and economic strength amid global realignment.
On Tuesday, August 25, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal held a bilateral meeting with Japan's Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Akazawa Ryosei and focused on strengthening bilateral engagement across emerging industries.
CJP's Abhijit Dipke has presented the Rajasthan government's approval to rebuild 300 dilapidated government schools as a “CJP Impact” achievement, but official records show that the project was sanctioned in April by the state education department. That raises a basic question: if the funding, approvals and reconstruction plan are government-led, why are Dipke and CJP presenting the development as their own impact, and what exactly are they trying to establish through such claims?
Old and ailing, Imran Khan remains imprisoned as Pakistan's government challenges court-ordered medical treatment, intensifying concerns over his rights today.
"Even the dogs of politicians get better facilities than the students in our government schools." This sharp, stinging and blatant remark came from Abhijeet Dipke, convenor of the 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP). After conducting an uninvited ground-level inspection of a Zilla Parishad school in Ujani village, Ausa tehsil, Latur, Dipke tore into the state's education system, demanding the resignation of Minister Dada Bhuse.
Indian security agencies have dismantled a major Pakistan-based terror network in a sweeping operation across fourteen states, detaining hundreds and seizing grenades, bombs and spy cameras just days before Independence Day.
Rahul Gandhi has discovered a powerful political word - patriarchy. He uses it to explain inequality, social hierarchy and the disadvantages allegedly suffered by Indian women.
India has always been a civilisation where disagreement and debate were deeply valued. From ancient philosophical traditions to modern democracy, questioning authority has never been considered wrong. In fact, the right to question, criticize, and protest is one of the essential features of a free society. But there is a line between dissent and disrespect.
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On June 19, several media houses, including the Times of India and The Wire, allegedly attempted to downplay the incident at a school in Jalna in which the minor students were allegedly made to dance to 'Sar Tan Se Juda' songs.
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