India’s police officers are more feared and hardly trusted by common citizens. But coronavirus lockdown has brought out a less seen, compassionate side of them.
Once again, the prolonged period of Covid-19 pandemic crisis will shine the light on India’s state capacity. But should India depend only on its elite bureaucracy?
Thousands of working-class poor are on the move due to the coronavirus lockdown imposed by Modi with only four hours' notice, only to face a brutal police crackdown.
In a scenario where it is politically expedient to record fewer crimes, the inconsistency between NCRB and Rajasthan Police's data becomes too obvious to ignore.
Every citizen, including the women at Delhi’s Shaheen Bagh, has the right to protest peacefully, especially, against government. And police can’t detain them.
An image of some injured policemen is being widely circulated on Twitter, falsely claiming that they were attacked by those agitating against citizenship law.
With home ministry ready to set up India’s first National Police University, it’s time to revisit how the officers are recruited, selected and trained.
Indian govt officials last month skipped Turkish National Day celebrations in Delhi, in a message to Ankara following its support for Islamabad, particularly during Operation Sindoor.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
Thank you so much Ma’am Maneka Gandhi. People in Mumbai have been amazing. The police support has been fantastic. A special call out to ACP Sudhir Kudalakar of Powai Police Station. They have been so understanding and compassionate. And thank you for being so approachable and acting promptly. Every who is facing challenges has been advised to contact your office. Since the response is so fast, people faith in your office is very high. Your letter has been shared in several animal groups. I carry print out with me when I go on my feeding duty. So, glad that Mumbai Police makes the cut on compassion for animals. We hope there are more politicians like you making positive change in the society. Bless you and your office.
thank you for helping voiceless animals . At such a difficult time when the human race should come together to help everyone including animals its so pathetic to see RWAs doing such nonsense.
Thank you so much Ma’am Maneka Gandhi. People in Mumbai have been amazing. The police support has been fantastic. A special call out to ACP Sudhir Kudalakar of Powai Police Station. They have been so understanding and compassionate. And thank you for being so approachable and acting promptly. Every who is facing challenges has been advised to contact your office. Since the response is so fast, people faith in your office is very high. Your letter has been shared in several animal groups. I carry print out with me when I go on my feeding duty. So, glad that Mumbai Police makes the cut on compassion for animals. We hope there are more politicians like you making positive change in the society. Bless you and your office.
thank you for helping voiceless animals . At such a difficult time when the human race should come together to help everyone including animals its so pathetic to see RWAs doing such nonsense.
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