Ridhima Malhotra
‘Human life is cheap in India’
My life used to revolve around my children. Fifteen years after their death, it still revolves around them. My happiness and hopes from life died the day my young children were suffocated to death due to the callousness of a few persons, who put so many innocent lives at risk to make a profit of a few crores. I promised my kids that I would get them justice at any cost. I will not rest until I fulfil the promise I made to my dead children. That’s the least I can do for them.
Court: Prez donations under RTI
The Delhi high court on Thursday said that every citizen, under the Right to Information Act, is entitled to know about the donations made by the President of India.
Hacktivists protest over Web barriers
“We have a right to freedom of speech and expression. The government cannot bring in frivolous IT laws to curtail our basic rights.
It’s Baba Ramdev’s show at Jantar Mantar
Yoga guru Ramdev basked in the limelight during Sunday’s joint agitation with Anna Hazare at Jantar Mantar in the national capital, with the venue brimming with a large number of supporters and volunt
It’s Ramdev’s show at Jantar Mantar
Yoga guru Ramdev basked in the limelight during Sunday’s joint agitation with Anna Hazare at Jantar Mantar in the national capital, with the venue brimming with a large number of supporters and volunt
‘No training until pilots end strike’
The Delhi high court on Wednesday refused to hear an appeal of Air India, against its earlier order which had stayed fresh training for the national carrier’s pilots to fly advanced aircraft, saying t
Govt sends draft help bill to HC
The city government on Monday submitted to the Delhi high court its proposed legislation for regulating private placement agencies and preventing trafficking of girls and child workers.
Girls outshine boys in Class 12 exams
Over 85 per cent students in Delhi passed the CBSE Class 12 examination in 2012 with government-aided schools performing better than private ones and more girl students clearing the exam in comparison
HC quashes FIR against cricketer
The Delhi high court on Friday quashed the FIR against Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach filed by American citizen Zohal Hamid for allegedly molesting her and physically assaulting her fiancé Sahil
Charges framed against Loop, Essar in 2G case
A special court here on Friday framed charges of criminal conspiracy, with the intention to cheat the telecom department, against Essar Group and its promoters Anshuman Ruia and Ravi Ruia as well as L
