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New Delhi, Jan 25: On the occasion of Republic Day, the Government of India has conferred 18 medals to the Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel. Of these, three are Police Medal for Gallantry, three President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service and 12 Police Medal For Meritorious Service. As per the ITBP press release, members of the 40th Battalion, AC (GD) Ashok Kumar, Inspector (GD) Suresh Lal, and Inspector (GD) Neela Singh have been awarded the Police Medal for Gallantry for anti-Naxal […]

It Requires a Prepared Mind - CV Raman (1888-1970), the renowned Indian scientist, once had it pointed out to him that scientific discoveries were accidental. Raman’s response was: “Yes, but such accidents occur only when the...

Cyber Observer's Latest Release Provides New Visibility Into Cybersecurity Risk Posture Tuesday, January 19, 2021 11:52AM IST (6:22AM GMT) Premier Continuous Controls Monitoring platform empowers enterprises with continuous, unified visibility of security tool effectiveness on-premises and in-cloud   Tel Aviv, Israel & Tysons Corner, Va., United States:   Cyber Observer, the premier Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM) solution, today announced a major enhancement to its platform that enables CISOs and other security and risk manag...

Granting bail is the rule Updated: Updated: December 28, 2020 23:44 IST The refusal to grant bail deprives individuals of liberty by confining them in jails without trial and conviction Share Article Supreme Court of India in New Delhi. File   | Photo Credit: V. Sudershan The refusal to grant bail deprives individuals of liberty by confining them in jails without trial and conviction Discussions on bail reform usually arise when exceptional cases capture public attention. However, bail reform must begin by addressing two key facets of the criminal justice system: judicial discretion and ...

A Division Bench comprising Justices DY Chandrachud and Indira Banerjee observed that a High Court in its jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India has the power to grant bail in a suitable case. "In an application under Article 226, the High Court must be circumspect in exercising its powers [to grant bail] on the basis of the facts of each case. However, the High Court should not foreclose itself from the exercise of the power when a citizen has been arbitrarily deprived of their personal liberty in an excess of state power," it observed while granting bail to Ar...