The court has ordered an MCD survey around Jama Masjid after failing to take a call from photos of 'encroachments' presented before it. 'Expedited' action has been ordered in case any issue is found.
SC extends ban on properties of those suspected of criminal activities being demolished without court's permission. Victims struggle to rebuild homes, livelihoods yrs after such action.
Uttarakhand govt began drive to remove structures from forest land in May this year. Congress calls it polarisation bid, BJP says 'no religious angle'.
Police say structures built on forest land were used to attack religious procession on 31 July, MLA says innocent people being targeted. Nuh deputy commissioner & SP transferred.
India’s private sector remains hesitant to invest in R&D. This is understandable, as the domestic market often fails to reward differentiated technologies adequately.
Speaking at ThePrint OTC Thursday, NSE CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan said the exchange has been trying to list itself since 2016, but it couldn’t happen due to one reason or the other.
Mechanical engineer & alumnus of IIM-A & IAS France, Kota was General Manager in HAL’s Light Combat Aircraft division. He was selected from a pool of eight candidates.
No nation other than China can negotiate one-on-one with Trump on an equal footing. That’s why the middle powers who so far formed the core of multilateral bodies now feel orphaned.
The purpose of punishment is deterrence. It is often born from the fear of the criminals who are punished. Zenaira would rather have Muslims rewarded even if they commit crimes, only because they are minorities
In a country where courts often take 30 to 40 years to deliver a verdict, bulldozer justice is inevitable.
If the Indian judiciary delivered on it’s promise of justice, things would not have come to such a head.
The purpose of punishment is deterrence. It is often born from the fear of the criminals who are punished. Zenaira would rather have Muslims rewarded even if they commit crimes, only because they are minorities
In a country where courts often take 30 to 40 years to deliver a verdict, bulldozer justice is inevitable.
If the Indian judiciary delivered on it’s promise of justice, things would not have come to such a head.