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Allahabad High Court.

Allahabad High Court says live-in relationships come under the domain of personal autonomy, not social morality

The Allahabad High Court has ruled that live-in relationships must be viewed from the lens of personal autonomy rather than from notions of social mor

Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana.

Supreme Court constitutes expert committee to probe whether Pegasus spyware was used on Indian citizens

In a significant move, the Supreme Court has appointed an expert committee to inquire, investigate and determine whether the Pegasus spyware was used

2020 NCRB report of crimes in India: Year of the ‘anti-national’

In the list of crimes in the country in 2020 released by the National Crime Records Bureau, “offences against the state” show a significant spike.

Cultural invasion: Modi's move to rename historical places and institutions in Kashmir

The Narendra Modi government’s move to alter names of historical places and institutions is one more in a series of attempts to rewrite the political

Mustard being cleaned at the Najafgarh wholesale grain mandi near New Delhi on June 15, 2021.

Central govt's MSP: A hoax on farmers

Farmer organisations reject the Modi government’s “deceitful” minimum support price for major rabi crops and urge it to recalculate the procurement ra

Professor Krishna Kumar, former director, NCERT.

Professor Krishna Kumar: ‘Our system does not care for the child’s comfort’

Interview with Professor Krishna Kumar, educationist and former director, NCERT.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar (centre), RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav (second left), Hindustani Awam Morcha president Jitan Ram Manjhi (right) and other leaders after a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi over caste-based census at South Block in New Delhi on August 23.

The case for caste census

The Constitution 127th amendment restores the rights of States to determine their list of other backward classes, a power that the Supreme Court verdi

Video grab of anti-Muslim sloganeering at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on August 8.

Hate speech at Jantar Mantar rally latest attempt by Hindutva forces to stoke communal passions

The hate speech at Jantar Mantar in Delhi is the latest in a string of attempts by right-wing organisations to stoke communal passions ahead of the Ut

A protest at Town Hall in Bengaluru on February 19, 2020, against the Karnataka Police and the ruling BJP government for the arrest of Siraj Bisaralli (a poet) and Rajabakshi H.V. (the editor of an online news portal) in connection with the recital of a poem against the CAA/NRC at a function in Gangavathi town in Koppal district, Karnataka.

One more blow to press freedom in India

Even before the ‘Pegasus scandal’ broke out, India had been witnessing a serious decline in press freedom as the government’s direct and indirect assa

Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu, in Tel Aviv on July 6, 2017.

Surveillance state: The Pegasus saga unravels in India

As the Pegasus phone intrusion saga unravels, raising troubling questions over the government’s invasion of privacy, veteran journalists and civil rig

Survey finds that globally most people prefer flexible work option post pandemic

Even as offices urge their employees to get vaccinated to return to office, the COVID-19 pandemic seems to have permanently changed the future of work

N. Ram, Director, The Hindu Publishing Group (left) and Sashi Kumar, Chairman, Media Development Foundation and Asian College of Journalism. File photo.

Veteran journalists N. Ram and Sashi Kumar approach Supreme Court for Pegasus probe

Veteran journalists N. Ram, Director, The Hindu Publishing Group (THG) and former Editor-in-Chief, The Hindu Group of Publications, and Sashi Kumar, c

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