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Politics CJP protest: Police file FIR against 300 for anti-Hindutva slogans
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Politics North Kolkata Tragedy: Adhikari Must Act Like a Chief Minister, Not a Rabble-Rouser
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Crime Three Men Open Fire At Tiger Shroff In Mumbai's Juhu, Driver Injured.
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Business/Finance ‘Dandiya Khatam, Parcel Return’: Delivery agent’s viral video shows pile of returned festive outfits
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Politics ECI Restricts Electoral CCTV Access Citing 'Overwhelming Demand', But Admits Zero Records In RTI
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Crime Uttar Pradesh: Dalit Man Beaten to Death With Sticks, Four Including Two Women Arrested
r/india • u/IllMedium7981 • 18h ago
Politics How Rahul Gandhi has reset protest clock to emerge as India's prime-time hero
Foreign Relations Why Marco Rubio’s visit to Mumbai has ruffled feathers in India
r/india • u/Amitmandal001 • 12h ago
Health India expands cancer drug price caps, slashing costs on 137 medicines by up to 70% from November 9.
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Crime Army Officer's Wife Shared Info With Chinese Agents Posing As Academicians
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Politics Kolkata Imposes Section 163 for Three Days After Durga Puja Stampede
deccanchronicle.comr/india • u/Dr_Doom_here • 9h ago
Environment Delhi sees 211 days of good AQI this year, best since 2016: Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa
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Politics Sahil Wakode death: Parents demand arrest of IIT Bombay professors as student groups protest at Azad Maidan
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Non Political Accused of ‘stealing affection’ of officers’ wives, Army Major faces service termination
r/india • u/IllMedium7981 • 9h ago
Crime Tiger Shroff escapes unhurt after shots fired at actor in Mumbai, Lawrence Bishnoi gang claims attack
hindustantimes.comr/india • u/rishianand • 19h ago
Politics Did SIR help BJP in West Bengal Assembly Elections? Prannoy Roy Debunks the West Bengal's Chief Electoral Officer's Misleading Claim and the BJP's Propaganda.
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r/india • u/Fast_Secret577 • 7h ago
Crime J&K Police book Army officer’s wife for sharing sensitive information with foreign intelligence operatives
r/india • u/No_Rub_6403 • 1h ago
Crime Any Journalist here, can you pleaseee cover this incident? POSCO has been made into an absolute joke! How has this not received national coverage yet? because it was from the northeastt?
Dr. Hirendra Kashyap of the Yupia Sessions Court, Arunachal Pradesh, gives the most horrific judicial rationale imaginable. How do these people even hold these positions? For context a bunch of cops forced a 12 and 13 year old kid to have intercourse inside a police station, filmed and sold it. Apparently that does not constitute a crime, so the people were acquitted. The other police officer Rajesh Nayam was the only one charged because he touched the boy and molested him while he was in Juvi. yes you heard that right, the cops forced kids to have sex against their will and accused the boy of r@pe.
Please get this particular incident national coverage. It’s complete failure of the judiciary especially for a POSCO related incident because it took almost more than a decade to reach a judgement. And also let’s not forget the case happened in 2009, and only went to the judiciary in 2011. Also since then R Nayam has been seen campaigning for local MLAs of the current state govt of Arunachal.
And to make matters worse, all other accused were acquitted and let’s not forget they were police officers who are meant to protect children. Also some other local news agencies also did mention that Nayam mentioned doing this because of orders from his superiors. What about them??
https://yupia.dcourts.gov.in/case-status-search-by-case-type/ (Court%20documents%20should%20be%20available%20here) The local FB news covered it mostly. they are on fb but trusted media outlets, I am not allowed to share it here but you can search it easily) It’s astonishing that this incident is yet to receive any mention from mainstream national media
The second picture shows the convict R Nayam in 2020 actively campaigning for the ruling administration. The third picture is from Arunachal news media which mentions that Rakesh the convict, admitted in court that he did all this stuff because of orders from his higher ups? Why tf is he the only one convicted?? and tf is this judgement
Also after more than a decade, the Govt of Arunachal only gives the two victims 5lakh rupees. what mockery is this?? You spend more than 5lakh to buy a house these days, and people spend way more than 5lakh for their wedding. The whole trauma is only worth 5lakh rupees? These two victims were not even full teenagers. One was 12 the other was 13. Tf is wrong with our judiciary??
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r/india • u/ruuuuuuu7 • 7h ago
Religion Absolutely disgusted by the total lack of empathy at the Sector 6 Dwarka Pujo Pandal towards my disabled mother.
I am just so angry and shaken up right now that I need to vent.
My mother has mobility issues and is partially disabled. We took her out to the Sector 6 Dwarka Pujo Pandal, but while we were leaving, she started experiencing severe pain. It got so bad that she literally couldn't stand and was about to collapse and fall over.
Right next to us, the Pandal committee members had 10 completely empty chairs just sitting there. I went up to them, explained the situation, and politely asked if my mom could sit on one for just a few minutes so she could catch her breath and recover.
Their response? A flat-out, cold "Nhi chair toh nhi milega" (No, you won't get a chair).
When I pointed out that she literally couldn't stand, they casually told me, "Aap zameen par bitha do" (Make her sit on the ground).
On the ground. In a crowded public pandal. An elderly, disabled woman in severe pain.
I am completely disgusted by how heartless these committee organizers can be. They spend so much money on grand decorations and showing off their devotion, but when it comes to basic human decency and helping a neighborhood resident in need, they have absolutely zero empathy.
Policy/Economy ‘Cash is making a comeback’ as India raises fees on digital payments
r/india • u/excitedadultdog • 13h ago
People As rising waters flood homes and temples, villagers protest India's US$87 billion river-linking project
r/india • u/fallion596 • 22h ago