Go to the respective High Court to file a criminal case : Supreme Court
Why do Hindus in a Hindu majority country have to plead for justice for the violence against them by the minorities ?
RSS rallies at 45 places in Tamil Nadu after the Supreme Court grants permission
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh organised grand rallies at 45 places in the State on 16th April. Earlier these rallies were banned by Stalin Government of Tamil Nadu.
Same-sex marriage is an urban elitist concept
The Union Government’s opposition same-sex marriages is commendable. It should stay firm on this decision !
Petition filed in Supreme Court for inquiry into UP’s 183 encounters including Atiq Ahmed’s
Attorney Vishal Tiwari has filed a petition in the Supreme Court to investigate the murders of gangster-politician Atiq Ahmed and his brother Ashraf while they were in Police custody.
Allahabad High Court is fighting in SC to save its own land, because Sunni Waqf Board now claims ownership
The Apex Court said the petitioners did not have any legal right over the premises
Suggest an alternative to the punishment of death by hanging : Supreme Court’s directive to Centre
A panel of experts to go into the issue threadbare and examine if there is empirical evidence to suggest hanging may not be the least painful and dignified mode of execution.
Judges work seven days a week : Chief Justice Dhananjay Chandrachud
Justice Dhananjay Chandrachud stated while speaking at the ‘India Today Conclave’ on the often raised questions regarding pending Court cases and the vacations given to the Courts.
Rapid increase in hate crimes against Hindus at the hands of Muslims
It would not be wrong for the citizens of this glorious Hindu-majority country to feel fear from all sides – internal threats as well as external enemies.
When will the Secularists realise the reality of the Fundamentalists who are creating chaos ?
Only those who prevent a heinous act are called criminals and those who perform such acts are considered innocent !
Show cause notice from the Nepal Supreme Court to Nepal PM Prachanda
The Nepal Supreme Court has registered a writ petition against the PM Pushpa Kamal Prachanda demanding an investigation of the Maoist violence continuing for a decade in which 5,000 people have been killed.