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Delhi lawyer files complaint against SP MP Shafikur Rehman Barq for remark on Ram Temple construction - Vimarsana News

Delhi lawyer files complaint against SP MP Shafikur Rehman Barq for remark on Ram Temple construction

A Delhi-based lawyer on Thursday filed a complaint with Delhi Police against Samajwadi Party (SP) Lok Sabha MP Shafikur Rehman Barq for his recent statement on Ram Temple construction.

Delhi Court Lets Off Bar Association Ex President With 40,000 Fine In Woman Lawyer Assault Case - Vimarsana News

Delhi Court Lets Off Bar Association Ex President With 40,000 Fine In Woman Lawyer Assault Case

Delhi court Tuesday let off Delhi High Court Bar Association's (DHCBA) ex-President Rajiv Khosla, convicted for assaulting a woman lawyer in 1994, with a total compensation of Rs 40,000 to the state and the victim.

Source: ndtv.com
'Skin Them Alive': J&K Police Book BJP State Secy for Hate Speech Against Muslims - Vimarsana News

'Skin Them Alive': J&K Police Book BJP State Secy for Hate Speech Against Muslims

Vikram Randhawa was seen in a video exhorting his supporters to beat up Kashmiri Muslims who celebrated Pakistan's cricket victory against India.

Source: thewire.in
Why India's data on road crash deaths is unreliable - Vimarsana News

Why India's data on road crash deaths is unreliable

The country banks solely on the police force for the data, ignoring other critical sources.

Source: scroll.in
With Single Data Source, India Tends To Underreport Road Crash Deaths - Vimarsana News

With Single Data Source, India Tends To Underreport Road Crash Deaths

India’s data on road traffic fatalities is ‘unusable’ and ‘unavailable’ due to its poor quality, as per a WHO study. India banks solely on the police force for this data, ignoring other critical sources