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Opinion | 2025: The Year Women Were Used, Not Empowered - By Priyanka Chaturvedi
Not one national party tried to reach the 33% quota for tickets for women candidates in state elections held this year. The irony strikes harder when the Supreme Court refused to bring political parties under the ambit of the PoSH Act.
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'Won't Rest Until They Get Capital Punishment': Unnao Survivor To NDTV
The woman from Uttar Pradesh's Unnao, who was raped by former MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar, today thanked the Supreme Court for staying the Delhi High Court's verdict that suspended the convicted man's life sentence.
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'Marry Women For Sex, Children': Kerala CPM Leader's Shocker After Poll Win
Sayed Ali Majeed, a member of Kerala's ruling Communist Party of India (Marxist), courted controversy Sunday night after making crass and misogynistic remarks.
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IAS Officer Removed By Madhya Pradesh For Brahmin Women, Judiciary Remarks
Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Santosh Verma, who made headlines with his comments on Brahmin women and high court judges earlier this week, is now facing action as directed by Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav.
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"Women By The Age Of 25...": Case Against Spiritual Leader For Crass Remarks
Spiritual leader Aniruddhacharya has been accused of making derogatory remarks about women. The complaint was accepted by the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) court, which has now registered the matter.
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"Where 10,000 Deployed...": Supreme Court Pushes States Over Booth Officer Deaths
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed serious concern over the deaths of men and women some by suicide working as booth-level officers, or BLOs, to revise state voter lists.
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"Mockery Of System": Supreme Court Slams 16-Year Delay In Acid Attack Case
An acid attack survivor's heartbreaking plea for justice still absent, 16 years after the barbaric assault and a simultaneous appeal to help other women, including those forced to drink the substance prompted shock from the Supreme Court.
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"Make A Will, Irrespective Of Age": Supreme Court's Advice To Hindu Women
The Supreme Court has appealed to married Hindu women to leave a will behind if they want their property to go to their family members or relatives on their side of the family after their death
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Haq OTT Release Date Reportedly Revealed Online: Know When and Where to Watch it Online?
Based on the Shah Bano’s case, when she took her case to the Supreme Court against her husband, the verdict of the case came in as a turning point in society, now in theatres.
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"Women Largest Minority": Top Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Reservation Law
Justice Nagarathana, the sole woman judge in the Supreme Court, remarked that women are the largest minority in the country.
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Supreme Court Relief For Once-Arrested Telangana Women Journalists
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the re-arrest of two women-journalists from Telangana - first arrested March 12 and released on bail five days later - for posting and amplifying allegedly abusive content against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
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Fearing Arrest Over Posts Against Revanth Reddy, 2 Women Journalists Go To Supreme Court
Pogadadanda Revathi and Thanvi Yadav were arrested in March for posting and amplifying allegedly abusive content against Revanth Reddy but were later released on bail.
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BCCI Not Authorised To Use 'Team India' Name? High Court Responds To Plea
The PIL argued that since the BCCI is a private entity, referring to its team as the national team was misleading.
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Internet Shreds Guru Randhawa's Azul For "Sexualization" Of Schoolgirls: "Objectification Of Women Is Not Music"
In a separate case, the singer has been summoned by a Samrala court to appear on September 2 for allegedly promoting drug use through lyrics in the track titled Sirra.
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'Would Be Patriarchal Entitlement': Court Denies Man Bail For Wife's Murder
The Delhi High Court has held that a husband cannot justify violence against his wife on the ground of anger or refusal to live with him, stressing that such a claim reflects "patriarchal entitlement" which the law cannot support.
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Opinion | 2025: The Year Women Were Used, Not Empowered - By Priyanka Chaturvedi
Not one national party tried to reach the 33% quota for tickets for women candidates in state elections held this year. The irony strikes harder when the Supreme Court refused to bring political parties under the ambit of the PoSH Act.
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'Won't Rest Until They Get Capital Punishment': Unnao Survivor To NDTV
The woman from Uttar Pradesh's Unnao, who was raped by former MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar, today thanked the Supreme Court for staying the Delhi High Court's verdict that suspended the convicted man's life sentence.
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'Marry Women For Sex, Children': Kerala CPM Leader's Shocker After Poll Win
Sayed Ali Majeed, a member of Kerala's ruling Communist Party of India (Marxist), courted controversy Sunday night after making crass and misogynistic remarks.
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IAS Officer Removed By Madhya Pradesh For Brahmin Women, Judiciary Remarks
Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Santosh Verma, who made headlines with his comments on Brahmin women and high court judges earlier this week, is now facing action as directed by Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav.
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"Women By The Age Of 25...": Case Against Spiritual Leader For Crass Remarks
Spiritual leader Aniruddhacharya has been accused of making derogatory remarks about women. The complaint was accepted by the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) court, which has now registered the matter.
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"Where 10,000 Deployed...": Supreme Court Pushes States Over Booth Officer Deaths
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed serious concern over the deaths of men and women some by suicide working as booth-level officers, or BLOs, to revise state voter lists.
-
"Mockery Of System": Supreme Court Slams 16-Year Delay In Acid Attack Case
An acid attack survivor's heartbreaking plea for justice still absent, 16 years after the barbaric assault and a simultaneous appeal to help other women, including those forced to drink the substance prompted shock from the Supreme Court.
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"Make A Will, Irrespective Of Age": Supreme Court's Advice To Hindu Women
The Supreme Court has appealed to married Hindu women to leave a will behind if they want their property to go to their family members or relatives on their side of the family after their death
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Haq OTT Release Date Reportedly Revealed Online: Know When and Where to Watch it Online?
Based on the Shah Bano’s case, when she took her case to the Supreme Court against her husband, the verdict of the case came in as a turning point in society, now in theatres.
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"Women Largest Minority": Top Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Reservation Law
Justice Nagarathana, the sole woman judge in the Supreme Court, remarked that women are the largest minority in the country.
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Supreme Court Relief For Once-Arrested Telangana Women Journalists
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the re-arrest of two women-journalists from Telangana - first arrested March 12 and released on bail five days later - for posting and amplifying allegedly abusive content against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
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Fearing Arrest Over Posts Against Revanth Reddy, 2 Women Journalists Go To Supreme Court
Pogadadanda Revathi and Thanvi Yadav were arrested in March for posting and amplifying allegedly abusive content against Revanth Reddy but were later released on bail.
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BCCI Not Authorised To Use 'Team India' Name? High Court Responds To Plea
The PIL argued that since the BCCI is a private entity, referring to its team as the national team was misleading.
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Internet Shreds Guru Randhawa's Azul For "Sexualization" Of Schoolgirls: "Objectification Of Women Is Not Music"
In a separate case, the singer has been summoned by a Samrala court to appear on September 2 for allegedly promoting drug use through lyrics in the track titled Sirra.
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'Would Be Patriarchal Entitlement': Court Denies Man Bail For Wife's Murder
The Delhi High Court has held that a husband cannot justify violence against his wife on the ground of anger or refusal to live with him, stressing that such a claim reflects "patriarchal entitlement" which the law cannot support.
