Maneesh Chhibber
In what could delay issuance of an ordinance to hike the salaries of CJI, Chief Justices of various High Courts, judges of the SC and the HC...
Two years of agitation, much of it violent, by the Gurjjar community in Rajasthan, which claimed 68 lives, forced the previous Vasundhara Raje-led BJP
One of the first decisions the Ashok Gehlot government in Rajasthan may be asked upon to take soon....
THE Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has, in an affidavit to be placed before the Supreme Court, argued that there was no need for additional laws...
Pak terrorist Mohammad Ajmal Kasab could finally get a lawyer to argue his case.
Having failed to get the Central Industrial Security Force (Amendment) Bill, 2008 passed by the Parliament...
Despite making loud noises about its commitment to preventing outbreak of communal violence in the country...
With various ‘compromise formulae’ failing to bring unanimity among members of the Parliamentary Committee on Women’s Reservation Bill...
The amendments to the Unlawful Activities Act, 1967, which were passed by the Lok Sabha have given more teeth to the law enforcement...
In light of the growing threat of terrorism, Delhi’s Commissioner of Police (CP) has written to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs stressing the need
The Government may still be debating laws to counter terror but the Delhi Police is sure of what it wants.
In a recommendation, which, if implemented, could go a long way in making bureaucracy accountable...
Under fire over failing to act on alerts ahead of the Mumbai attacks, the Centre is working on putting in place a mechanism to effectively monitor sha
The UPA Govt's proposal to have a federal anti-terrorism agency is ready and will be placed before Cabinet once P Chidambaram has a look at it.
Giving its own twist to the ongoing debate over the manner in which appointment of judges of the SC and the HC is made, the Law Commission of India ha
The Mumbai ATS decision to invoke MCOCA 1999 against the 10 persons arrested in connection with the Malegaon blasts changes the entire complexion of t
The plan for a three-fold-plus hike in salaries of members of higher judiciary has not found favour with Union Finance Ministry.
Under fire from the Government, jurists as well as parliamentarians on various counts...
In the 2002 Assembly elections, candidates owing allegiance to various RSS-backed outfits fighting for separate statehood for Jammu cut into the vote
Despite enquiries from the Centre, the Punjab Government is refusing to make former Punjab Vigilance Bureau chief A P Pandey available for a Central p
The country’s longest-serving Commission of Inquiry headed by Justice Manmohan Singh Liberhan is learnt to be giving final touches to its report.
Even as activists of right-wing Hindutva organisation Bajrang Dal are being accused of having raped and paraded naked a young nun, burnt down a church
When the 4th Punjab State Equestrian Championships open at Phillaur in Ludhiana on October 31, among the participants in the ring will be Sunny the Ki
I hid myself under the staircase. The crowd was shouting, where is that sister, come let us rape her, at least 100 people should rape her.”
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Personnel, Public Grievances, Law and Justice has reiterated the need to make appointments to higher judiciary
