A judge in Madras High Court once passed a comment on my short haircut. I protested but other male lawyers made me apologise. This is what women lawyers face.
Modi, Shah, Mamata, Mayawati or Rahul — this Lok Sabha election will be remembered for its vicious, personal attacks as well as brazenly sexist and communal remarks.
The reason - in part - is because many men seem to have more confidence than women, and a simple rah-rah about women’s empowerment may not be the answer.
In a series of sexist comments, Indian Army chief Gen. Rawat also talked about maternity leave for women officers and separate huts for them on the frontline.
The view that bureaucracies are bloated with far too many employees preying on taxpayers money is a widely held myth. Research shows how significantly understaffed the Indian state is.
The Centre is considering an increase in the National Company Law Tribunal's bench capacity, while the Standing Committee of Finance suggests fast-track courts.
The helicopters produced by Lockheed Martin are known as ‘submarine hunters’. India ordered 24 of these aircraft in 2020 to replace the Sea King helicopters. 15 have been delivered till date.
The India-South Africa series-defining fact is the catastrophic decline of Indian red ball cricket where a visiting team can mock us with the 'grovel' word.
I think there is a factual mistake in this article. The government had elevated 3 judges in February/March, 2019, one of whom is a Dalit and is on track to become CJI after the next CJI, probably in 2022. I read this in an article on THE PRINT itself.
The author is described as working in the Supreme court and a Dalit. I wonder why she does not know about it since it has been 4 months since the appointment.
Or is she intentionally leaving out these details to make her point. In this case, she would as guilty as any of the others she is criticising.
Please update the article with the correct information and avoid spreading misinformation.
I think there is a factual mistake in this article. The government had elevated 3 judges in February/March, 2019, one of whom is a Dalit and is on track to become CJI after the next CJI, probably in 2022. I read this in an article on THE PRINT itself.
The author is described as working in the Supreme court and a Dalit. I wonder why she does not know about it since it has been 4 months since the appointment.
Or is she intentionally leaving out these details to make her point. In this case, she would as guilty as any of the others she is criticising.
Please update the article with the correct information and avoid spreading misinformation.
The goal is to spread misinformation why would they update anything