"...It was a historical opportunity for the government...You are destroying it (Waqf Board) with your dog whistle politics. You have taken another big step toward eliminating Muslims. Many political parties, which are generally not in support of the opposition, supported the opposition in th
Taking immediate and stern action amidst the ongoing anti-drugs campaign 'Yudh Nashian Virudh' launched on the directions of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, Lady Constable Amandeep Kaur has been dismissed from the service for involvement in drugs case, informed Inspector General of Polic
The Delhi High Court emphasised that victims of sexual assault, especially minor children, possess independent rights under the law that cannot be dismissed simply because their parents have chosen to settle disputes among themselves.
Former New Zealand captain Kane Williamson felt that "destructive" Virat Kohli's early dismissal was "crucial" for the Gujarat Titans en route to an emphatic eight-wicket triumph against Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
The Saket District court on Wednesday dismissed social activist Medha Patkar's appeal against her conviction in the defamation case of 2001. The court has ordered her to appear physically for sentencing on April 8, 2025.
During the Tuesday's clash against PBKS, Rathi dismissed PBKS batter Priyansh Arya, who is also his teammate in Delhi's cricket team while playing domestic cricket. After dismissing the left-hander for a poor score, Rathi ran towards Priyansh and started doing a gesture as if he was noting d
The Saket District Court dismissed Medha Patkar's appeal against her conviction in a defamation case filed by V K Saxena, Delhi's LG. Patkar, sentenced to 5 months' jail and Rs 10 lakhs fine, will appeal sentencing details.
Moving the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025 for consideration and passing in Lok Sabha, Rijiju said the bill will not be implemented with retrospective effect and dismissed allegations that it is aimed at "snatching" property.
A bench of Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna and Justice Sanjay Kumar dismissed the plea, which contended that the High Court committed an error in law by permitting ASI to recover expenditures incurred from the mosque committee.