Bihar govt relents, to withdraw youth protest-linked cases, release all arrested after CJP, Oppn threaten new stir
Samrat govt announced it will not take punitive or retaliatory legal action against individuals involved in protests anywhere in Bihar prior to 6 pm, July 26
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NEET paper leak case: First hearing in fast-track court deferred as CBI counsel fails to show up
The court will now take up the bail applications of two accused in the case on August 3. Congress asks the Modi government with what face is beating the drum, proclaiming fast-track courts as the solution to the paper leak crisis
Gurugram woman says she was shot at during July 20 protest
Victim alleges she was shot close by a fountain at park near Jantar Mantar; RML Hospital discharge summary shows she suffered ‘trauma to right ear by gunshot’; she alleges she was discharged in 15 mins after two-hour surgery
Examining the roadblocks to Bihar’s development trajectory
A look at what has hindered Bihar’s socio-economic progress despite a politics centred on social justice. The gap between political empowerment and ground-level stagnation calls for changes aimed at bringing about overall development in the region
Court allows DVAC to conduct further probe in case against ex-Minister Vaithilingam
The case pertains to alleged corruption to the tune of ₹27.9 crore