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Jaypee Homebuyers Still Wait As NCLT Flags Problems With The Revival Plan. Unfinished Homes, A ₹13,833 Crore Alleged Money Trail And Two Sides Of Insolvency. Who Will Answer To The Homebuyers?
They paid for homes. They got years of delays, insolvency proceedings, allegations of financial diversion and yet another revival plan…
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Journalists Detained In Delhi, A UN Rebuke And A Decade Of Press Freedom Questions. From Gag Orders To Internet Blackouts, Is Independent Journalism Facing A Shrinking Space In Modi’s India?
Journalists detained while covering protests in Delhi. A Supreme Court intervention. A UN rebuke that India dismissed. From Kashmir’s internet…
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THE SUPREME COURT’S GAVEL, THE STATE’S BARRICADES AND DEMOCRACY’S WAITING ROOM
When an entire capital city prepares for a protest as though it were preparing for an invasion, when citizens reportedly…
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Did CEC Gyanesh Kumar Himself Authorise The Changes To Form 6, Or Was He Acting On Someone Else’s Instructions? And In Either Case, Why Was The Change Made Despite Objections From Two Election Commissioners, Who Benefits?
CEC Gyanesh Kumar is now at the centre of a controversy over changes made to Form 6 during the Special…
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Vantara Is “Saving Endangered Animals” But Who Will Own What Comes From Them? And Why 27 Conservation Groups Want Its Wild-Animal Imports Stopped
Vantara was introduced to the public as an ambitious animal rescue and rehabilitation project in Jamnagar, built around the idea…
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Five Years of Your Accounts, Milords? Let’s Start With Yours
I. The demand On 17 September 2026, a bench of Justices Ahsanuddin Amanullah and N.V. Anjaria, sitting in Court No.…
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Supreme Court: The Glass House on Tilak Marg
The Supreme Court wants five years of private universities’ books. It still cannot get its own judges to put their…
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The Supreme Court That Demands the Ledger Must Open Its Own Ledger
There is a delicious irony in the Indian judicial system demanding that private universities open their books while the judiciary…
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