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Missing Haryana Class 10 Student Raped, Murdered; Liver, Lungs Ruptured
A 15-year-old girl in Haryana, missing since last week after she left home for tuition classes, was found dead on Saturday with signs of unspeakable torture on her body. Her liver and lungs had been ruptured and she had been brutalised, doctors said
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Nirbhaya Gang-Rape Case Four Years On: 10 Points
Four years after the 16 December gang-rape and murder -- a case that shocked and enraged India and made international headlines -- the decision on fate of the five men found guilty of assaulting her is pending with the Supreme Court. The 23-year-old paramedical student, dubbed Nirbhaya, was gangraped and brutally tortured in a bus while returning w...
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Rahul Gandhi Assures His Support to Jyoti's Parents on Juvenile Justice Bill
Parents of 23-year-old Jyoti Singh, who was gang-raped and tortured by six men on the night of December 16, 2012 in Delhi, today met Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and were assured of his support for the passing of the Juvenile Justice Bill in the Rajya Sabha.
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'Court Abandoned Us,' Say Jyoti Singh's Parents on Juvenile Rapist's Release
"We haven't got justice," said Asha Devi, the distraught mother of Jyoti Singh after the Delhi High Court ruled today that the youngest of six men who brutally gang-raped her daughter on a moving bus in 2012 cannot be kept in a special home any more.
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Juvenile Convicted in 2012 Delhi Gang-Rape Fears for His Life Upon Release
On December 15, the juvenile found guilty in the 2012 Delhi gang rape, will be released. He has turned 21 and will complete his three-year term at the rehabilitation centre.
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After Complaint, Nirbhaya Gangrape Convict Shifted From Cell in Tihar
One of the four men sentenced to death for the horrific rape and murder of a student in a moving bus in Delhi in December 2012, Vinay Kumar has been shifted to another prison where CCTV cameras are installed for surveillance, jail authorities told a Delhi Court today, the convict had claimed that he was being regularly assaulted by inmates earlier ...
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Wrong to Ban Nirbhaya Documentary, Says Kiran Bedi
Former top cop and BJP leader Kiran Bedi has said that the controversial BBC documentary on the Delhi gang rape case need not have been banned by the government without watching and analysing it, as it meets the "needs of crime prevention strategies" in chauvinistic segments of Indian society.
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Bar Council Meets Today on Lawyers' Comments in Nirbhaya Documentary
Following outrage over the derogatory comments about women made by two lawyers in the documentary 'India's Daughter', the Executive Bar council will meet this evening to discuss the remarks.
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BJP Government, Don't Embarrass India
Banning the BBC documentary is a Disgrace, says Shashi Tharoor
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Delhi Rape Convict's Remarks 'Unspeakable': Ban Ki-moon's Spokesperson
The remarks by one of the Delhi gangrape convict blaming the victim for the assault are "unspeakable", UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's spokesperson has said, stressing the need for men to get involved in halting violence against women.
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India Fails its Women by Banning This Documentary
It's time to face the truth and not run away from it, writes Mohd Asim.
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Had System Been Stronger, Uber Rape Case Would Not Have Happened, Says Delhi Braveheart's Father
They watched their daughter die after a barbaric gang-rape on December 16, 2012, and become "Nirbhaya" to the nation. Two years on, another rape case has exposed glaring lapses in the system and has saddened them.
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New Delhi: 'I am unable to shake off the guilt'
He was the sole eye-witness to the barbaric gang-rape of a young woman on December 16 last year.
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Missing Haryana Class 10 Student Raped, Murdered; Liver, Lungs Ruptured
A 15-year-old girl in Haryana, missing since last week after she left home for tuition classes, was found dead on Saturday with signs of unspeakable torture on her body. Her liver and lungs had been ruptured and she had been brutalised, doctors said
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Nirbhaya Gang-Rape Case Four Years On: 10 Points
Four years after the 16 December gang-rape and murder -- a case that shocked and enraged India and made international headlines -- the decision on fate of the five men found guilty of assaulting her is pending with the Supreme Court. The 23-year-old paramedical student, dubbed Nirbhaya, was gangraped and brutally tortured in a bus while returning w...
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Rahul Gandhi Assures His Support to Jyoti's Parents on Juvenile Justice Bill
Parents of 23-year-old Jyoti Singh, who was gang-raped and tortured by six men on the night of December 16, 2012 in Delhi, today met Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and were assured of his support for the passing of the Juvenile Justice Bill in the Rajya Sabha.
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'Court Abandoned Us,' Say Jyoti Singh's Parents on Juvenile Rapist's Release
"We haven't got justice," said Asha Devi, the distraught mother of Jyoti Singh after the Delhi High Court ruled today that the youngest of six men who brutally gang-raped her daughter on a moving bus in 2012 cannot be kept in a special home any more.
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Juvenile Convicted in 2012 Delhi Gang-Rape Fears for His Life Upon Release
On December 15, the juvenile found guilty in the 2012 Delhi gang rape, will be released. He has turned 21 and will complete his three-year term at the rehabilitation centre.
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After Complaint, Nirbhaya Gangrape Convict Shifted From Cell in Tihar
One of the four men sentenced to death for the horrific rape and murder of a student in a moving bus in Delhi in December 2012, Vinay Kumar has been shifted to another prison where CCTV cameras are installed for surveillance, jail authorities told a Delhi Court today, the convict had claimed that he was being regularly assaulted by inmates earlier ...
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Wrong to Ban Nirbhaya Documentary, Says Kiran Bedi
Former top cop and BJP leader Kiran Bedi has said that the controversial BBC documentary on the Delhi gang rape case need not have been banned by the government without watching and analysing it, as it meets the "needs of crime prevention strategies" in chauvinistic segments of Indian society.
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Bar Council Meets Today on Lawyers' Comments in Nirbhaya Documentary
Following outrage over the derogatory comments about women made by two lawyers in the documentary 'India's Daughter', the Executive Bar council will meet this evening to discuss the remarks.
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BJP Government, Don't Embarrass India
Banning the BBC documentary is a Disgrace, says Shashi Tharoor
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Delhi Rape Convict's Remarks 'Unspeakable': Ban Ki-moon's Spokesperson
The remarks by one of the Delhi gangrape convict blaming the victim for the assault are "unspeakable", UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's spokesperson has said, stressing the need for men to get involved in halting violence against women.
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India Fails its Women by Banning This Documentary
It's time to face the truth and not run away from it, writes Mohd Asim.
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Had System Been Stronger, Uber Rape Case Would Not Have Happened, Says Delhi Braveheart's Father
They watched their daughter die after a barbaric gang-rape on December 16, 2012, and become "Nirbhaya" to the nation. Two years on, another rape case has exposed glaring lapses in the system and has saddened them.
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New Delhi: 'I am unable to shake off the guilt'
He was the sole eye-witness to the barbaric gang-rape of a young woman on December 16 last year.
