Gujarat 2002 News Today

Provisions such as remission, parole, and furlough provide imprisoned individuals with something to look forward to and play a crucial role in their process of reformation exclusionary policies need to be interrogated

We have seen in recent times an abdication of the power of judicial review of the Supreme Court. All right-minded citizens must welcome the Court coming back to itself

Promises made by the BJP, public money, historical facts and several others have all evaporated into thin air. And even though millions of voters are scurrying around looking for them, all they have found so far is a big jumla.

His calculated neglect of the threat to the CRPF has the same origins as his government’s abysmal failure in virtually every department.

Moyukh Chatterjee's book 'Composing Violence: The Limits of Exposure and the Making of Minorities' suggests that majoritarian violence is not a bug of democracy and may well be a feature. 

A court in Gujarat has acquitted all 26 persons accused of gang rape and murder of more than a dozen members of a minority community.

Enough has been said and written about the government’s ongoing attacks on media freedom and democracy but the latest offensive raises three noteworthy points.

Despite having interviewed the best voices and people who are still unafraid to say what they think, the BBC stitched them together in a way that said nothing new and is therefore guilty of painting a tired, wan picture of the same facts regurgitated in the same way.

She has also filed a review petition on the court’s verdict allowing the Gujarat government to decide on the premature release of the men.

Bhatuk is the 35th accused to be held guilty by the court in the case so far, special public prosecutor RC Kodekar said. The judge wished not to be named, he said.