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Capital punishment
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capital punishment
UP woman who axed family to death likely to become India’s first female to be executed
Bismee Taskin
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18 February, 2021
Shabnam and her lover Saleem have been convicted of killing seven members of her family, including her 10-month old nephew.
Consider making death penalty a punishment for corruption, Madras HC tells Centre
Bhadra Sinha
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4 November, 2020
Madras High Court says corruption is deep-rooted, has spread like cancer, and, therefore, the punishment needs to be made more stringent.
For these 6 men on death row, freedom has been a 15-year-long wait
Manasi Phadke
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6 March, 2019
In an unprecedented judgment, the SC has set free six men accused of murder and rape in Nashik but not before they spent nearly two decades in prison.
It’s been 10 years, but India still doesn’t want to replace hanging with lethal injection
Maneesh Chhibber
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20 August, 2018
A decade after looking at options to replace death by hanging with a 'more humane' way, ministry says no such proposal being examined.
Swati Maliwal: The woman on an indefinite hunger strike that India hardly cares about
Sanya Dhingra
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21 April, 2018
Maliwal is demanding the death penalty for rapists of minors, but the Centre or the BJP have taken no cognisance of her protest at Delhi’s Rajghat.
Seven other countries where the punishment for rape is death
Rajgopal Singh
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5 May, 2017
Indian courts apply the principle of “rarest of rare” circumstances when they award capital punishment. RAJGOPAL SINGH
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Opinion
Mood of the Nation survey has 3 messages for Modi govt, Opposition—Economy, economy, economy
Yogendra Yadav
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18 August, 2022
Is this the beginning of the end of Modi government? That would be a hasty and lazy conclusion.
Don’t give ITBP lead role at LAC, it will weaken local command. MHA-MoD turf war is hurting
18 August, 2022
Nepal to Bangladesh, nations mounting small acts of big rebellion against China, US
18 August, 2022
Economy
Good news from the farm as India’s FY22 foodgrain production estimated at record 316 mn tonnes
Sayantan Bera
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17 August, 2022
Wheat production estimate sees marginal upward revision to 106.8 million tons, though current rate lowest in 3 years.
Defence
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to open first overseas marketing office in Malaysia for LCA Tejas
Suchet Vir Singh
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18 August, 2022
HAL is tapping new business opportunities for Light Combat Aircraft Tejas as well as servicing of Su-30 aircraft and Hawk trainer aircraft for the Royal Malaysian Air Force.
National Interest
Tiranga vs Tiranga: Gloves are off as Kejriwal joins the ‘nationalism’ battle with Modi
Shekhar Gupta
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13 August, 2022
Kejriwal’s maun vrat on Modi has ended. This is an important turn in Indian politics. In some ways rivalling the dramatic turn in Bihar.
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