Given the growing burden of millions of pending court cases and unregulated hefty fees charged by lawyers in world’s one of the largest legal markets, Gandhi’s thoughts on the profession seem extremely relevant in India today
His poems like Sab Ton Khatarnak (Most Dangerous) have become protest slogans and are carried on placards and banners of protest rallies.
Best known for giving music to classic films such as Kabhi Kabhi and Umrao Jaan besides composing Lata Mangeshkar’s favourite song, Ai dil-e-nadaan, the legendary music composer passed away in Mumbai on Monday
The family members of Pahlu Khan are shocked by the acquittal of all six accused of killing him even though the gruesome act was captured on a video, which had gone viral on social media
A group of rights activists after spending five days in Kashmir valley reported use of pellet guns and arbitrary arrest of school kids and youth by the security forces.
While the land for developing separate colonies for Pandits has already been identified, Jammu and Kashmir BJP Chief has now claimed that the government is soon going to allot land and houses to pastoral nomads in the Valley
Three perpetrators sentenced to life imprisonment
As ‘foreigner’ ex-army officer walks out of detention camp, uncertainty stares at hundreds of other Sanaullahs
Poll panel’s move comes a day after top court rejects petition seeking a stay on its release, saying ECI was the appropriate forum.
Around 400 million domestic migrants who toil for their daily bread are not able to exercise their franchise.
Inside the mind of BJP’s youngest saffron star
Former BJP strongman, Choudhary Lal Singh, has queered the pitch for saffron party in Jammu region as he is contesting from both the parliamentary constituencies after launching his own political outfit.