Pakistani senators have denounced the government's recent decision to grant security forces special powers under an amended Anti-Terrorism Act. The new regulations, endorsed by the federal cabinet, enable extensive detention authority for up to three months and warrantless home searches, spa
BJP leader Manoj Tiwari on Saturday slammed Omar Abdullah's remarks pertaining to hanging of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru and said National Conference leader had made remarks which are "anti-country" and against the verdict of Supreme Court
Approving the intra-court appeals filed by the federal and provincial governments, Pakistan's apex court remarked that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan could not prove that NAB (National Accountability Bureau) amendments were unconstitutional.
The statement of Paank came after the Pakistani government granted security forces the authority to detain any individual on suspicion of an armed attack.
A day after the Aparajita Women and Child (West Bengal Criminal Law Amendment) Bill was passed by a voice vote in the West Bengal assembly, Communist Party of India (CPI) leader Annie Raja said on Wednesday that the problem is not in the lack of legislation but the lack of implementation of
"If we talk about the bill then the government and the administration should make efforts to stop such incidents. I believe there should not be any politics in it, only a collective and public effort can be made and everyone should be united for it. It (anti-rape bill) is good and welcomeabl
The Andaman and Nicobar Command's ANTECH 2024, held from September 2 to 3 in Port Blair, as per officials, aimed to bridge the gap between the defence industry and the Ministry of Defence by showcasing advanced technologies and fostering connections, with the event organised in collaborat
The West Bengal Assembly unanimously passed the 'Aparajita Woman and Child Bill (West Bengal Criminal Laws and Amendment) 2024', after which the West Bengal government called it "historic" and on the other hand the Bharatiya Janata Party termed it as "dramabaazi" of the state government.
In a recent statement, Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan questioned the timing of West Bengal's introduction of a new anti-rape bill, suggesting that it may be an attempt to divert public attention from the RG Kar Medical College.