Bengal rape survivors of post-poll violence narrate horror, move Supreme Court
Horrific details of alleged gangrape have emerged after multiple women from West Bengal, including a minor girl, moved the Supreme Court, seeking a detailed probe into incidents of violence in the state during and after the recently held assembly election.With the Supreme Court hearing petitions seRead More
‘One Nation One Ration Card’ scheme makes food security portable: Centre tells SC
One Nation One Ration Card’ scheme makes food security “portable” and is tailor-made for migrant labourers, the government told the Supreme Court on Monday.“One Nation One Ration Card (ONORC) plan aims to empower all National Food Security Act migrant beneficiaries to access foodgrains fromRead More
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