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Kerala Court Gives Madhya Pradesh Man 33-Year Jail Term For Raping Girl
A Kerala court on Friday convicted and sentenced a man from Madhya Pradesh to a cumulative 33 years of imprisonment for raping a 15-year-old girl who hailed from West Bengal, at Poopara in this hilly district of the state.
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1.71 Lakh Rape Cases Registered In India Between 2015 And 2019
As many as 1.71 lakh rape cases were registered in the country between 2015 and 2019 and the highest number of incidents of this heinous crime was reported from Madhya Pradesh, followed by Rajasthan, the government informed Parliament on Wednesday.
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Centre To Begin Setting Up Special Courts For Rape Cases In October
The process of setting up of over 1,000 fast-track special courts across the country to deal with pending cases of rape is likely to begin on October 2, the Law Ministry has said.
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Former Top Cop Julio Ribeiro Says it's "Ridiculous" That Christians Are Being Told They Are Not Indians
Julio Ribeiro, former Mumbai Police Commissioner, said on Monday that he feels like he is on a hit list following the spate of attacks on churches and Christians across the country in the last few months.
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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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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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Dear Government, We Don't Need a Nanny
India's Daughter is, of course, a journalistic documentation and not a fictionalised feature film, writes Ashok Malik.
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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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Chicago Police Investigating Rape Allegation Against Uber Driver
Chicago police said on Tuesday they are investigating an allegation that a driver for the online car service Uber raped a female customer.
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Rape fears fuel tourists' anxiety in India
Danish tourist Judith Jensen has a long list of don'ts to help her feel safe during her holiday in India.
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Highest crime against women in West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh
West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh have earned the dubious distinction of leading a list of states where crime against women in 2011 was highest.
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Kerala Court Gives Madhya Pradesh Man 33-Year Jail Term For Raping Girl
A Kerala court on Friday convicted and sentenced a man from Madhya Pradesh to a cumulative 33 years of imprisonment for raping a 15-year-old girl who hailed from West Bengal, at Poopara in this hilly district of the state.
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1.71 Lakh Rape Cases Registered In India Between 2015 And 2019
As many as 1.71 lakh rape cases were registered in the country between 2015 and 2019 and the highest number of incidents of this heinous crime was reported from Madhya Pradesh, followed by Rajasthan, the government informed Parliament on Wednesday.
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Centre To Begin Setting Up Special Courts For Rape Cases In October
The process of setting up of over 1,000 fast-track special courts across the country to deal with pending cases of rape is likely to begin on October 2, the Law Ministry has said.
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Former Top Cop Julio Ribeiro Says it's "Ridiculous" That Christians Are Being Told They Are Not Indians
Julio Ribeiro, former Mumbai Police Commissioner, said on Monday that he feels like he is on a hit list following the spate of attacks on churches and Christians across the country in the last few months.
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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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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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Dear Government, We Don't Need a Nanny
India's Daughter is, of course, a journalistic documentation and not a fictionalised feature film, writes Ashok Malik.
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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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Chicago Police Investigating Rape Allegation Against Uber Driver
Chicago police said on Tuesday they are investigating an allegation that a driver for the online car service Uber raped a female customer.
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Rape fears fuel tourists' anxiety in India
Danish tourist Judith Jensen has a long list of don'ts to help her feel safe during her holiday in India.
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Highest crime against women in West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh
West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh have earned the dubious distinction of leading a list of states where crime against women in 2011 was highest.
