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7 Years On, Bus Stop In South Delhi's Munirka From Where Nirbhaya Boarded Bus Still A Dark Spot
Darkness still lurks at ''the'' bus stand in south Delhi's Munirka locality with women battling lewd remarks and stares, demonstrating that little has changed in the seven years since a young intern who came to be known as Nirbhaya boarded a bus for a ride that was to be her last.
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Seven Years On, Bus Stop From Where Nirbhaya Boarded Bus Still A Dark Spot
Seven years after Nirbhaya's gruesome gangrape sent shock waves across the country, the bus stand in south Delhi from where the 23-year-old woman boarded a bus remains a dark spot where women still encounter unwelcome remarks and stares.
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5 Years Since Nirbhaya Gang-Rape: The Story So Far
December 16, 2017, will mark five years of the brutal Delhi gang-rape incident that triggered nation-wide protests and led to formation of new laws on crimes against women in the country.
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Delhi Police Team That Probed Nirbhaya Gangrape Case To Train Counterparts
The Delhi Police team that had probed the horrific Nirbhaya gangrape case will be training their counterparts about the fundamentals of framing chargesheets in complex rape cases.
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Justice Leila Seth, First Woman Judge Of Delhi High Court, Dies At 86
Justice Leila Seth, the first woman judge of the Delhi High Court, died at the age of 86 on Friday night in Uttar Pradesh's Noida region. She is survived by her husband, two sons and a daughter.
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Nirbhaya Gangrape Case: Justine Done, Says Congress
The Congress today said that justice has finally been done in the Nirbhaya gangrape case with the Supreme Court upholding the death sentence of all four convicts.
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Nirbhaya Case: No Evidence To Show Conspiracy, Amicus To Supreme Court
The hearing in the infamous December 16 gangrape-cum-murder case in Supreme Court today saw a lawyer contending that the conviction of the accused was based on a wrong assumptions as the police had failed to show that there was a "conspiratorial relationship" among each one of them.
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Black Day For Women Of Country: Swati Maliwal On Dismissal Of Plea In Court
The chief of Delhi Commission for Women, Swati Maliwal today termed it a "black day" for women after the Supreme Court dismissed her last-minute plea against the release of juvenile convict in December 16 gang-rape case and said the country has been "cheated" as a proposed law which could have allowed stronger punishment to him remains pending in P...
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We Failed To Get Justice For Daughter, Says Nirbhaya's Father
"We have failed. Now there is no hope for justice," said the distraught parents of December 16, 2012 gangarape victim on the eve of the third anniversary of the incident that shook the nation as they appealed not to release the juvenile convict.
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Juvenile In Delhi Gang-Rape Case To Be 'In Custody' Of NGO: Sources
The parents of Nirbhaya - as the 23-year-old came to be known - have demanded that the "juvenile's" face be shown. To stop his release, they had petitioned the home ministry, courts and the National Human Rights Commission.
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7 Years On, Bus Stop In South Delhi's Munirka From Where Nirbhaya Boarded Bus Still A Dark Spot
Darkness still lurks at ''the'' bus stand in south Delhi's Munirka locality with women battling lewd remarks and stares, demonstrating that little has changed in the seven years since a young intern who came to be known as Nirbhaya boarded a bus for a ride that was to be her last.
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Seven Years On, Bus Stop From Where Nirbhaya Boarded Bus Still A Dark Spot
Seven years after Nirbhaya's gruesome gangrape sent shock waves across the country, the bus stand in south Delhi from where the 23-year-old woman boarded a bus remains a dark spot where women still encounter unwelcome remarks and stares.
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5 Years Since Nirbhaya Gang-Rape: The Story So Far
December 16, 2017, will mark five years of the brutal Delhi gang-rape incident that triggered nation-wide protests and led to formation of new laws on crimes against women in the country.
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Delhi Police Team That Probed Nirbhaya Gangrape Case To Train Counterparts
The Delhi Police team that had probed the horrific Nirbhaya gangrape case will be training their counterparts about the fundamentals of framing chargesheets in complex rape cases.
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Justice Leila Seth, First Woman Judge Of Delhi High Court, Dies At 86
Justice Leila Seth, the first woman judge of the Delhi High Court, died at the age of 86 on Friday night in Uttar Pradesh's Noida region. She is survived by her husband, two sons and a daughter.
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Nirbhaya Gangrape Case: Justine Done, Says Congress
The Congress today said that justice has finally been done in the Nirbhaya gangrape case with the Supreme Court upholding the death sentence of all four convicts.
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Nirbhaya Case: No Evidence To Show Conspiracy, Amicus To Supreme Court
The hearing in the infamous December 16 gangrape-cum-murder case in Supreme Court today saw a lawyer contending that the conviction of the accused was based on a wrong assumptions as the police had failed to show that there was a "conspiratorial relationship" among each one of them.
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Black Day For Women Of Country: Swati Maliwal On Dismissal Of Plea In Court
The chief of Delhi Commission for Women, Swati Maliwal today termed it a "black day" for women after the Supreme Court dismissed her last-minute plea against the release of juvenile convict in December 16 gang-rape case and said the country has been "cheated" as a proposed law which could have allowed stronger punishment to him remains pending in P...
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We Failed To Get Justice For Daughter, Says Nirbhaya's Father
"We have failed. Now there is no hope for justice," said the distraught parents of December 16, 2012 gangarape victim on the eve of the third anniversary of the incident that shook the nation as they appealed not to release the juvenile convict.
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Juvenile In Delhi Gang-Rape Case To Be 'In Custody' Of NGO: Sources
The parents of Nirbhaya - as the 23-year-old came to be known - have demanded that the "juvenile's" face be shown. To stop his release, they had petitioned the home ministry, courts and the National Human Rights Commission.
