Corruption engulfs Nigerian judicial system
The mounting corruption in the Africa’s oil-rich nation, Nigeria, unfortunately did not spare even the judicial system of the country. As per the report, a total of over fifteen judges is under investigation over the...
Air pollution batters national capital
The air pollution is undoubtedly one of the serious issues faced by a common man who is living in any metro city across the world. Even if several environmentalist groups organised numerous campaigns educating...
Long walk for daughter: a woman’s determination forces UK to rethink medical cannabis policy
Now, the whole world is discussing about this mother and daughter. Can you measure mother’s love? To what extent a mother can go to give her daughter a painless life. These questions will definitely...
India, Japan to ink civil nuclear deal
In a bid to solve the energy crisis, India and Japan are set to ink a civil nuclear deal during the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Tokyo on next week. As per the media...
Politicising OROP suicide: political leaders to attend Ram Kishan’s funeral function
It seems that the political parties are extensively trying to politicise the alleged suicide of the veteran army men, Subedar Ram Kishen Grewal, over the One-Rank-One-Pension issue. The AAP chief and Delhi Chief...
Why Northern Ireland women feel they are second class citizens
Unlike rest of the United Kingdom, the North Ireland women have no choice on their pregnancy status. It is hard to believe that inside a liberal country like the United Kingdom, these is a...
Russian activist Ildar Dadin tortured in prison
Through an emotional letter, Mr Ildar Dadin, a renowned activist, informed his wife that he is not afraid of dying, but he is afraid of not being able to tolerate the torture. The letter...
Does alleged culpability of SIMI activists give authorities the freedom to encounter?
Since the news about the Madhya Pradesh encounter appeared in the medias, the preponderance of the peace lovers ask does the alleged culpability of SIMI activists give the security personals the freedom to encounter. Even...
At last, Holocaust hero officially declared dead
Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, popularly known as the Holocaust hero, has been officially declared dead by the Swedish authorities, after several decades long search about his fate. He was said to be arrested by the...
Around 55 per cent of undertrials minorities: NCRB prison data report
A sensitive report released by the National Crime Records Bureau revealed that over fifty-five per cent of the undertrails are underprivileged people belonging to the minority communities like Dalits, ST, SC, and Muslims. As per...