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CCTVs in police stations: Jharkhand yet to install a single camera, Himachal only state to receive Centre’s funds (opens the original)
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Despite a 2020 Supreme Court mandate to install CCTV cameras in all police stations to curb custodial torture, Jharkhand is yet to install a camera in even a single police station. This was highlighted in a report submitted to the court by Senior Advocate Siddhartha Dave, appointed by the court as amicus curiae – a lawyer meant to assist the bench impartially. The report, submitted to the court on Wednesday, notes the progress of states seeking financial assistance under the Union government’s “
Right to a lawyer, retracted confession: What SC said in judgment on 1996 Samleti bus blast case (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court in a judgment Tuesday (July 21) has ordered a fresh trial for a prime accused in the 1996 Samleti bus blast case, ruling that the denial of legal representation to an accused facing the death penalty strikes at the very root of a fair trial. At the same time, the court acquitted another person convicted in the case on the basis of what the court found to be an inadmissible confession. The judgment, written by Justice Sandeep Mehta on behalf of a bench also comprising Justices V
Vande Mataram Bill tabled in Rajya Sabha: How it aims to place the national song on a par with ‘Jana Gana Mana’ (opens the original)
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Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai on Friday (July 24) tabled the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, in Rajya Sabha. This will amend the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971, to grant the national song, ‘Vande Mataram’, the same statutory protection currently given to the national anthem, ‘Jana Gana Mana’. According to Section 3 of the Act, intentionally preventing the singing of the national anthem or causing a disturbance to any a
How cybercriminals are exploiting a Meta copyright loophole to extort digital content creators (opens the original)
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For digital content creators, a social media account is more than just an online profile; it is a business asset and a source of livelihood. However, a loophole in Meta’s copyright infringement policy is allowing bad-faith actors to threaten to get these accounts suspended and hold creators to ransom, several prominent digital content creators who approached the Delhi High Court in the last three weeks have alleged. The pleadings paint a harrowing picture, with many creators allegedly losing acc
9-year wait and no bride: Kerala consumer court orders marriage bureau to pay man (opens the original)
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A district consumer court in Kerala’s Kannur directed a local marriage bureau to refund a customer and pay him compensation after it failed to find him a suitable match for nearly nine years. The commission held the bureau liable for a deficiency of service after it accepted a registration fee but did not provide the promised matrimonial proposals. The complainant, Ajith K K, a nursing college professor, registered his biodata with Sreechakra Marriage Bureau in November 2016 and paid a registrat
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