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Read this IssueJuly 19, 2026
Vol. LXIV No. 16
LAWBail Denial to Umar and Sharjeel Means the Process is Punishment
Many legal experts and human rights activists feel that the…
ECONOMYIndia’s Haircut Economy: Are Banks Resolving Bad Loans or Rewarding Corporate Failure?
The real challenge is ensuring that insolvency does not become…
REPORTCommunal Harmony in Karnataka Remains Government’s Priority: Health Minister U.T. Khader
The programme commenced with opening remarks by Akbar Ali Udupi,…
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West Bengal’s New Laws: Redefining Inclusion and Civil Liberties
The government’s first state budget intensified the debate by substantially…
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West Bengal Set to Introduce Uniform Civil Code
Legalising live-in relationships under a UCC could lead to a…
REPORTFDCA National Consultation Calls for Action to Safeguard Democratic Values, Institutions
Addressing the gathering, Professor Salim Engineer, National General Secretary of…
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