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Bangladeshi National In India Jailed For 8 Years In Rape Case
A sessions court in Maharashtra's Thane district has sentenced a Bangladeshi national to eight years in prison after holding him guilty in a rape case.
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Delhi Court Convicts Man For Using Vulgar Language, Outraging Woman's Modesty
Man convicted in a verdict reinforcing the right of women to live with dignity and without fear, under Sections 506 (Part II) and 509 of the IPC for criminal intimidation and using obscene and abusive language intended to outrage a woman's modesty.
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Explained: What Are The Key Provisions In India's New Criminal Laws
Three new criminal laws came into effect last month, bringing changes to India's criminal justice system.
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Process Initiated To Amend Penal Code, Criminal Code, Evidence Act: Centre
The government has initiated the process to amend the Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act in consultation with stakeholders, the Rajya Sabha was informed today.
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Indonesian Woman Arrested With Fake Visa In Uttar Pradesh
A 44-year-old Indonesian woman was apprehended in Uttar Pradesh's Maharajganj district for trying to enter Nepal on a fake visa, a police official said on Friday.
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Suicide Attempt By People With Mental Disabilities Not Punishable, Says New Law
Attempts to commit suicide by people with mental disabilities will not be punishable under a new law that has got assent from President Pranab Mukherjee.
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Indian Penal Code Requires Thorough Revision, Says President Pranab Mukherjee
Amid a raging debate on the sedition law, President Pranab Mukherjee today said the Indian Penal Code (IPC) requires a thorough revision to meet the needs of the 21st century and changes are necessary in the "archaic" police system.
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Supreme Court to Lawmakers: Stricter Punishment for Negligent Drivers is a Must
India's rendezvous with incidents related to reckless driving and the consequent 'slap-on-the-wrist' kind of punishments that come the accused's way have long frustrated the country, especially the ones who suffer the brunt of another's carelessness.
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Bangladeshi National In India Jailed For 8 Years In Rape Case
A sessions court in Maharashtra's Thane district has sentenced a Bangladeshi national to eight years in prison after holding him guilty in a rape case.
-
Delhi Court Convicts Man For Using Vulgar Language, Outraging Woman's Modesty
Man convicted in a verdict reinforcing the right of women to live with dignity and without fear, under Sections 506 (Part II) and 509 of the IPC for criminal intimidation and using obscene and abusive language intended to outrage a woman's modesty.
-
Explained: What Are The Key Provisions In India's New Criminal Laws
Three new criminal laws came into effect last month, bringing changes to India's criminal justice system.
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Process Initiated To Amend Penal Code, Criminal Code, Evidence Act: Centre
The government has initiated the process to amend the Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act in consultation with stakeholders, the Rajya Sabha was informed today.
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Indonesian Woman Arrested With Fake Visa In Uttar Pradesh
A 44-year-old Indonesian woman was apprehended in Uttar Pradesh's Maharajganj district for trying to enter Nepal on a fake visa, a police official said on Friday.
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Suicide Attempt By People With Mental Disabilities Not Punishable, Says New Law
Attempts to commit suicide by people with mental disabilities will not be punishable under a new law that has got assent from President Pranab Mukherjee.
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Indian Penal Code Requires Thorough Revision, Says President Pranab Mukherjee
Amid a raging debate on the sedition law, President Pranab Mukherjee today said the Indian Penal Code (IPC) requires a thorough revision to meet the needs of the 21st century and changes are necessary in the "archaic" police system.
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Supreme Court to Lawmakers: Stricter Punishment for Negligent Drivers is a Must
India's rendezvous with incidents related to reckless driving and the consequent 'slap-on-the-wrist' kind of punishments that come the accused's way have long frustrated the country, especially the ones who suffer the brunt of another's carelessness.
