Daily Brief: A year before Kolkata, the Supreme Court took over Manipur rape cases. Did this result in justice?

A year before Kolkata, the Supreme Court took over Manipur rape cases. Did this result in justice?

Lawyers representing the women and their families say very little progress has been made in the cases.

Home of Muslim man accused of mob violence demolished in Madhya Pradesh

The person was allegedly part of a crowd that attacked a police station when they were prevented from filing a complaint against a Hindu religious leader.

Man who called fact-checker Mohammed Zubair ‘jihadi’ told to apologise on X

The Delhi High Court told the man, Jagdish Singh, to post the apology within a week and retain it on his handle for at least two months.

Bangladesh: Awami League leaders illegally detained, denting credibility of new regime

The Special Powers Act, instead, can ensure that the detention of politicians and others is put on a proper legal footing and their crimes are inve...

Why the attack on disability reservations is misguided and ableist

As a democratic society, India should use technology and consider reasonable accommodations to further empower people with disabilities, not undo t...

From the memoir: How former Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde managed the Andhra Pradesh bifurcation

An excerpt from ‘Five Decades in Politics’, by Sushilkumar Shinde and Rasheed Kidwai.

‘Follow Kar Lo Yaar’ review: A showreel for Uorfi Javed with a few surprises

Sandeep Kukreja’s nine-episode series is out on Prime Video.

Why weight cutting is harder for women in combat sports

Hormones and age make a difference when it comes to cutting weight, which itself is a gruelling and often damaging process.

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