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Amritpal to take oath as MP today, kin leave for Delhi to meet radical
Tribune India· 3 days agoAmritpal’s father Tarsem Singh, uncle Harjit Singh Sandhu and his cousins have been allowed by...
Amritpal can meet family but won’t be allowed to leave Delhi: Parole order for taking LS oath
Indian Express· 4 days agoThe Khalistani sympathiser, who won the Khadoor Sahib Lok Sabha seat in Punjab in the recent...
UPSC Key | New Criminal Laws, National Party Tag, Great Indian Bustard and more
Indian Express· 7 days agoThe Indian Express UPSC Essentials brings to you the June edition of its monthly magazine. What’s...
Wokeness Is Awful. Nationalism Is Far Worse.
The Dispatch· 7 days agoImmigration restrictions also threaten natives’ civil liberties, because thousands of U.S. citizens get swept up in the racial profiling, detention, and...
Amritpal to be back in Assam jail after taking oath as MP on Friday
Hindustan Times· 4 days ago“He shall be accompanied by such number of police personnel as is deemed appropriate by the senior...
New criminal laws prioritise victims, upgrade definitions of crime, push for digitising criminal...
CNBC Awaaz· 7 days agoThe three new criminal laws, which came into effect on July 1, are an attempt to mark a significant...
Can Meet Family But Not Leave Delhi: Amritpal Singh's Parole Order For Oath
NDTV· 4 days agoJailed separatist Amritpal Singh, who is being brought to Delhi on parole to take oath as a Lok...
Jailed radical preacher Amritpal can meet family, no nod to move out of Delhi
rediff.com· 3 days agoJailed radical preacher Amritpal Singh who is being brought to Delhi on parole to take oath as a Lok...
BNS: With great power comes great responsibility
Mid Day· 4 days agoSenior inspectors at police stations can now register cases against organised crime and terrorism. The three new Sections covering organised crime and terrorist activities defined< ...
Explained: New crimes under the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, and some grey areas
Indian Express· 7 days agoSince Independence, the colonial-era IPC (which provides the substance of criminal law), CrPC (which...
