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SC was dealing with an appeal in criminal case involving charges of rape & wrongful confinement under IPC & POCSO, when judges noted significant lacunas in the Act.
Juvenile Justice Board ruled that student accused of killing a 7-yr-old be tried as an adult since he had 'sufficient mental, physical capacity to commit the offence'. He is now 21.
Juvenile Justice Board in J&K's Poonch orders release of 14-yr-old Asmad Ali on grounds that he's a minor. Khayam Maqsood, 16, who was acquitted, to be released as well.
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India is better positioned in the world than at any point post-Cold war. We have to decide if global opinion matters to us or not. If it does, we must engage with their media, think tanks, civil society.
What kind of reportage is this, Ms. Bakhsh? Why was the school, it’s principal and other senior management officials not named in this article?
Is this what you call journalism of courage?
The school and it’s senior officials must be named and shamed publicly. And The Print should be ashamed for not being brave enough to mention names
What kind of reportage is this, Ms. Bakhsh? Why was the school, it’s principal and other senior management officials not named in this article?
Is this what you call journalism of courage?
The school and it’s senior officials must be named and shamed publicly. And The Print should be ashamed for not being brave enough to mention names