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Good Samaritan trying to save others killed in Hyderabad

Kerala ex-teacher arrested again in Pocso case

Kerala Police arrested K.V. Sasikumar, a retired teacher and a former CPI-M councillor of Malappuram district on a complaint of sexual assault against children. The retired teacher is on bail in two other cases under Protection of Children from ...

K'taka: Nun alleges molestation in convent

A nun on Wednesday claimed she has been sexually harassed at a convent in Karnataka's Mysuru city, and appealed for help, saying she is getting life threats for voicing out her woes.The nun, who works at a convent for specially-abled children, ...

K'taka: Nun alleges molestation in convent

These Five Reports Have Recently Put Government On The Back Foot

These Five Reports Have Recently Put Government On The Back Foot

Calcutta HC orders two-member panel to probe rehabilitation of poll violence affected, next hearing tomorrow

The Chief Justice division bench of Calcutta High Court on Tuesday has ordered a two-member committee to probe the rehabilitation of 300 individuals who were rendered homeless after the West Bengal Assembly elections.

Latehar - Human rights panel lens on police custody torture in Latehar

RTI activist Lal Mohan Singh said Anil Kumar Singh was the sole breadwinner for his family comprising wife Manita Devi and three children

Calcutta HC orders police protection to 303 victims of post-poll violence in West Bengal

The Calcutta High Court has ordered police protection for 303 people who were left homeless in the alleged political violence that erupted in Bengal following assembly polls last year.

J&K: Case files of State Human Rights Commission locked up in a room since 2019, says government

The panel was wound up after the erstwhile state was converted into a Union Territory as per the Jammu and Kashmir Re-organisation Act.

When Laws Impacting Many Are Hurriedly Passed, the Freedom to Assemble Must Be Guaranteed

The freedom of peaceful assembly constitutes the brick and mortar on which the edifice of Indian democracy rests, lawyer Vrinda Grover notes in a report.