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Balraj Sahni: The Original Face Of Neo-realism And A Gifted Story-teller - Vimarsana News

Balraj Sahni: The Original Face Of Neo-realism And A Gifted Story-teller

Balraj Sahni acted with all prominent heroes and heroines of his time, he seemed to have a penchant for Amjad Khan's father, character actor Jayant

I disagree with Beatles' 'All you need is love' song, we need a little more than love: Justice DY Chandrachud | India News - Vimarsana News

I disagree with Beatles' 'All you need is love' song, we need a little more than love: Justice DY Chandrachud | India News

Supreme Court judge Justice DY Chandrachud was speaking at a function to mark the fourth anniversary of the landmark Indian Section 377 judgment. 

Source: india.com
Equality not just achieved by decriminalisation of Sec 377 alone, must extend to all spheres of life: Justice Chandrachud - Vimarsana News

Equality not just achieved by decriminalisation of Sec 377 alone, must extend to all spheres of life: Justice Chandrachud

Supreme Court judge Justice DY Chandrachud on Tuesday said equality is not just achieved by the decriminalisation of Section 377 of the IPC alone but it must al

Disagree with The Beatles song 'All you need is love', says Justice DY Chandrachud - Vimarsana News

Disagree with The Beatles song 'All you need is love', says Justice DY Chandrachud

At risk of ruffling feathers of music aficionados everywhere... perhaps we need a little more than love, the Supreme Court Judge said.

UK in India marks fourth anniversary of Section 377 judgment - Vimarsana News

UK in India marks fourth anniversary of Section 377 judgment

The British High Commission will host a reception today to mark the fourth anniversary of the landmark Indian Section 377 judgment.

Source: gov.uk