Day December 13, 2017
Dwayne Harmon Martin Lau, professor of law at the School of Oriental and African Studies, deposed on Mallya’s behalf on the fourth day of his extradition case at the Westminster Magistrates Court, claiming that the Supreme Court had shown… Continue Reading →
A five-judge Constitution Bench comprising the CJI, Justices A.K. Sikri, A.M. Khanwilkar, D.Y. Chandrachud and Ashok Bhushan is likely to hear the petitions. Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra on Wednesday informed petitioners challenging the validity of Aadhaar scheme… Continue Reading →
Instead of accepting that millions of Indians need better nutrition, the organisation’s economists have argued that the Global Hunger Index is flawed. INDIA MALNUTRITION/ Veena Shatrugna and Sylvia Karpagam Hunger is not related as much to food production as to… Continue Reading →
Tarun Tejpal, who is accused of raping a former colleague during an event in Goa in 2013, presented before the high court the CCTV footage outside the lift of a five-star hotel, where he is alleged to have sexually assaulted… Continue Reading →
HIGHLIGHTS Wednesday’s notification on linking of Aadhaar to bank accounts keeps the deadline open-ended The earlier deadline to link bank accounts, mutual fund folios and insurance policies with Aadhaar had been December 31, 2017 NEW DELHI: The government has indefinitely… Continue Reading →
U Sudhakar Reddy| TNN | HIGHLIGHTS A 27-year-old married woman along with her alleged paramour killed her husband The reel-like murder plot unfolded when husband’s family realised that the paramour was a vegetarian Police said Sudhakar, the husband, was a non-vegetarian and… Continue Reading →
Kavita Shrivastava, People’s Union of Civil Liberties(PUCL) The PUCL team along with others has been examining the Rajsamand horror incident. Where Afrazul a migrant worker from Udaipur was killed on the 6th if Dec, the 25th anniversary of the demolition… Continue Reading →
Do the political candidates vying to win the Vidhan Sabha elections care about environmental issues facing our cities, including Vadodara? Once elected will they do something about these issues? Development seems to means constructing more and more without being constructive… Continue Reading →