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Apoorva Mandhani is a Senior Assistant Editor at ThePrint. An award-winning journalist, she covers politics and the judiciary. She joined ThePrint in May 2019. Apoorva can be reached at apoorva.mandhani@theprint.in

Lawyers alarmed by Supreme Court move to allow expansion of Assam’s foreigners’ tribunals

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June 10, 2019

UP Police struggles to justify journo Prashant Kanojia arrest for Yogi tweet, law doesn’t

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June 9, 2019

ICJ suggests decriminalising sex work & making RTE Act gender-neutral in report on LGBTQ

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June 9, 2019

‘CCTV project a voyeur’s dream, will lead to surveillance state’: Delhi govt gets legal notice

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June 7, 2019

Former Chhattisgarh advocate general lashes out at Congress govt for ‘wrongful dismissal’

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June 4, 2019

India’s abortion law — ahead of its time in 1971 but now behind science, societal demands

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June 3, 2019

Delhi Police will soon launch website & app to file missing persons report online

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May 31, 2019

Ravi Shankar Prasad retains law ministry, vacancy & backlog of cases top challenges

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May 31, 2019

Let prisoners and their spouses meet privately: Madras HC directs prison authorities

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May 30, 2019

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Apoorva Mandhani

Lawyers alarmed by Supreme Court move to allow expansion of Assam’s foreigners’ tribunals

UP Police struggles to justify journo Prashant Kanojia arrest for Yogi tweet, law doesn’t

ICJ suggests decriminalising sex work & making RTE Act gender-neutral in report on LGBTQ

‘CCTV project a voyeur’s dream, will lead to surveillance state’: Delhi govt gets legal notice

Former Chhattisgarh advocate general lashes out at Congress govt for ‘wrongful dismissal’

India’s abortion law — ahead of its time in 1971 but now behind science, societal demands

Delhi Police will soon launch website & app to file missing persons report online

Ravi Shankar Prasad retains law ministry, vacancy & backlog of cases top challenges

Let prisoners and their spouses meet privately: Madras HC directs prison authorities

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