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Gujarat cops examine 31,834 accused arrested for serious offencesIn a proactive move to enhance state security, Gujarat Police launched a comprehensive verification initiative, scrutinizing over 31,000 in...- Student dropouts fall, child health improves: MoSPI reportIndia's education system shows improved student retention, with dropout rates declining across all levels in 2024-25. The gross enrollment ...
- Anti-rape bill: West Bengal Assembly passes Aparajita bill; Opposition extends full supportThe West Bengal Assembly has unanimously passed the Aparajita Bill, a significant anti-rape legislation aimed at fast-tracking punishments ...
- 561 inmates on death row, highest in two decades: ReportA report by Project 39A at National Law University, Delhi reveals a concerning rise in death row inmates in India, reaching a two-decade hi...
- 44 per cent MLAs across India have criminal cases: ADR analysis quoting poll affidavitsOf the MLAs analysed, the ADR said 1,136 or about 28 per cent have declared serious criminal cases against themselves, including charges re...
- BJP drive in Gujarat-Rajasthan border districts to highlight 'failures' of Gehlot governmentA 120-member team of Rajasthan BJP is working in nine districts of Gujarat to 'bring out the truth about' the Congress government in Rajast...
- SP, BSP and Congress "politically bankrupt" in Uttar Pradesh: Siddharth Nath SinghIn UP there is a tremendous yearning for good governance and a political climate free from the menaces of corruption and criminalisation.
- Opposition attacks government over "increasing" attacks on dalits, muslimsDemanding a ban on cow vigilante groups, Kharge alleged that they have become a law unto themselves and were being encouraged by BJP govts ...
- NCSC stats on crime rate against dalits wrong: Minister Thaawar Chand GehlotPunia defended his statistics saying they had been furnished to him by the home ministry in response to a Parliament question he posed.
- Crime against Scheduled Castes: Steep spike in Gujarat, most number of cases in UPThe crime rates have gone up from 27.70% in 2014 in Gujarat to 163.3% and 32.60% in Chhattisgarh in 2014 to 91.9%.
- Women cops enter 1 lakh club, but 33% target still awayThe Cabinet had on Friday cleared 33% reservation for women in police in the 7 UTs, but representation in states remains weak.
- 15 arrests, 85 cases related to attacks on media: MoS I&BAccording to information shared by the minister 62 such cases had been registered in UP upto the month of June and there were no arrests.
- India to counter accusations about its human rights recordsIndia’s security establishment suspects that local NGOs are supplying international donors and mother NGOs with exaggerated data.
- Polls in border states: Forces asked to step up vigilThe Home Ministry has issued a directive asking frontier guarding forces Border Security Force and Sashastra Seema Bal to keep strict vigil...
- Lok Sabha polls: Bukhari middleman of Congress, Sonia doing 19th century politics, says MJ AkbarAkbar today attacked her for "politics of the 19th century" and dubbed the religious leader a middleman of the ruling party.
- I want to be chowkidaar of India's treasury: Narendra ModiModi said BJP projected him as its prime ministerial candidate despite his humble origin as one who had once sold tea in trains.
- More Muslims in Maharashtra and Bengal prisons than Gujarat56.7 % of prisoners in UP, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and Bengal jails belong to the Muslim community.
- UP has lowest rape rate among all states: NCRBThe five best states or UTs in 2009, among those with a population of 100 lakh or more, were Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, UP and Bihar i...
- Bihar economy fires up as law and order improvesBihar was indeed becoming a state where mundane was getting mainstream, a sign of normalcy in itself, was evident at a session in Patna. As...
- Cong fails to up the ante in GujaratCongress president Sonia Gandhi opened her party’s campaign in Gujarat by branding the BJP as ‘Maut ka Saudagar’ (peddler of death), but he...
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