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The Supreme Court said a prima facie case had been made out for a transparent inquiry by a commission and added that the exercise should help frame a protocol for handling such situations in the future. The hearing also brought before the court allegations of police excesses from several states, including claims that a police
Day In Pics: July 28, 2026 Outlook India
Day In Pics: July 28, 2026 Outlook India
Special public prosecutor Madhukar Pandey told the court that Sharma was subjected to a planned and relentless assault before his body was dumped in a drain instead of being taken for medical treatment. Speaking to reporters after the hearing, Pandey said the prosecution’s demand for capital punishment was based on the nature of the crime
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Meta admitted to mistakenly deleting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s video. The content was removed in error and has since been restored by the company. This video assured stricter government actions against paper leaks across the nation. The Union Cabinet will discuss these stringent measures in Parliament soon. The government aims to get the Bill passed
In its complaint, the AISF argued that TG Mohandas’ statements went far beyond political criticism and instead encouraged the use of violence against peaceful protesters. The organisation said publicly advocating that state forces open fire on students could lead to deaths, grievous injuries and widespread fear, while undermining constitutional values and the democratic right to
Kangana Ranaut dubbed Gen Z women as “so-called westernised Indian women”, who are “not good at studies, but they are so ugly and corrupt that they cannot be homemakers either”, yet they “proudly flaunt their freedom to use drugs, consume alcohol, or have endless body counts”. Lashing out at the “behaviour of young Hindu women”,