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Row On Kolkata Rape : The Mamata government has once again called the doctors, who are protesting for justice and other demands in the Kolkata rape murder case, for talks. Kolkata Rape Murder Case:  The West Bengal government has invited doctors protesting against the rape and murder of a female doctor at the government RG Kar Hospital for another round of talks on Wednesday (September 18) at 6.30 pm. Chief Secretary Manoj Pant reiterated that the government reiterates its appeal to the protesting doctors to return to work in view of the flood-like situation in some parts of the state. He said, 'You know that there is a flood-like situation in many districts of South Bengal and a large area has been submerged.' This will be the second round of talks between the protesting doctors and the state government within 48 hours. The first round of talks was held on Monday in the presence of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Pant said in an e-mail, 'You know that there is a flood-li

The Supreme Court's intervention was prompted by a case from Gujarat, where municipal authorities threatened to demolish a family's home after a member of the household was named in an FIR. The Supreme Court of India has temporarily halted bulldozer demolitions across the country until October 1, unless they involve public roads, water bodies, or railway lines. The court's decision reflects concerns over the widespread use of demolition as a punitive measure without proper legal oversight. The ruling was issued on Tuesday, and the court announced it would develop formal guidelines to regulate when and how properties can be demolished under municipal laws.  Criticism of Bulldozer Justice Last week, a Supreme Court bench comprising Justices Hrishikesh Roy, Sudhanshu Dhulia, and SVN Bhatti expressed strong disapproval of the increasing use of bulldozers in demolitions, particularly in cases where properties are destroyed without due legal process. The bench criticized what it

The victim alleges that she went to Agra police station to lodge a report, but the police turned her away saying that this matter is from Lucknow. Then she came to Lucknow and lodged a complaint with the police. An incident of rape of a girl from Agra has come to light in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. The accused youth raped the girl in a moving car. Now the girl has filed a case against the accused youth. The police is investigating the matter. The victim told the police that she was brutally raped on the Mohan Road Expressway in Lucknow. The incident took place on May 14. Two people had called the victim to Lucknow on the pretext of giving her educational certificates. During this time, a young man raped the girl in the car. the victim told the police According to the victim, she saw an advertisement on Facebook for making educational certificates at home. When she contacted the mobile number given in the advertisement, she spoke to a young man named Rakesh Kumar. R

The employee was beaten to death aboard a train from Bihar's Barauni to New Delhi. New Delhi:  A railway employee was beaten to death by a girl's family members and other passengers aboard a train to New Delhi early on Thursday after he allegedly sexually assaulted the 11-year-old, police said. According to officials, a family from Siwan had boarded the Humsafar Express from Bihar's Barauni Bihar to New Delhi on Wednesday and, around 11.30 pm, Group D railway employee Prashant Kumar made a 11-year-old girl from the family sit on his seat. When the girl's mother went to the washroom later, Kumar allegedly molested the girl.  As soon as the woman came out of the washroom, the girl ran to her, hugged her and began crying. She took her mother to the washroom and told her what had happened. The mother then informed her husband, father-in-law and other passengers in the M1 (AC III tier economy) coach on the train.  The train had reached the Aishbagh junction in Luckno

  Advocate Mustafa Kamil, his three sons — Haider Mustafa, Salman Mustafa and Asad Mustafa — and two associates have been arrested in the case A 40-year-old woman lawyer of the district court was adducted and killed allegedly for opposing the bail pleas of an advocate’s sons and his associate in old cases, police said on Tuesday. Advocate Mustafa Kamil, his three sons — Haider Mustafa, Salman Mustafa and Asad Mustafa — and two associates have been arrested in the case, Superintendent of Police Aparna Rajat Kaushik said. According to police, lawyer Mohini Tomar had gone missing from the district court on September 3 and her body was recovered from Rekhpur minor canal a day later. Her husband Brijendra Tomar filed an FIR, naming the six persons including Kamil, his sons and his two associates — Munazir Rafi and Keshav Mishra. The FIR was registered at the Kasganj police station under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita(BNS) sections 103 (murder), 140 (1) (kidnapping or abduction with an intent to mu

The Punjab Civil Medical Services Association has decided to go on strike despite the government's assurance. A meeting between the doctors and the government is also going to be held on September 11. Doctors on strike Today:   Doctors in Punjab are on strike from today. Late on Saturday evening, the government issued a letter full of assurance to convince the doctors. After receiving the assurance from the government, the doctors did not strike but divided it into three phases. OPDs will not be open till 11 pm in government hospitals from today. The Punjab Civil Medical Services Association has decided to go on strike despite the government's assurance. A meeting between the doctors and the government is also going to be held on September 11. All the demands will be considered by meeting the Cabinet Sub-Committee. The movement is being carried out by the association for the protection of doctors and medical staff in the hospital and to issue orders for increase in regular sala