The CPI(M) on Friday reportedly expressed concern in Parliament over the "misuse" of sedition and anti-terror laws against human rights and political activists and religious minorities adding these charges were being “used recklessly” and with a “political motive”. CPI(M) member Ritabrata Banerjee said the judiciary while awarding life sentences in some cases where Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act was slapped, has used “very harsh words”. He added, “But there have been a series of actual terror cases where the judiciary has no harsh words at all."

With the new order issued by TRAI, Jio canceled its 'Summer Surpr...

Samsung on Friday launched its Galaxy C7 Pro in India. The smartphone...

A collision of Air India and IndiGo aircrafts was averted on Friday a...

UK-based astronomers have reportedly discovered evidence for an "...

Royal Enfield has launched the updated version of its traditional Bul...

According to an HT report, the Reserve Bank of India wants to circula...

Research firm Strategy Analytics has reportedly named Xiaomi as the m...

During the hearing on a petition on cow vigilante groups, the Supreme...

Pakistan's Test captain Misbah-ul-Haq, who will retire from inter...

In the wake of US striking Syrian airbases with dozens of cruise miss...

Australian Spinner Steve O’Keefe was reportedly charged with a ...

Rising Pune Supergiant bowler Ashok Dinda bowled the most expensive f...

The Kerala High Court has slammed Malayalam news channels for crossin...

The Income Tax Department on Friday reportedly conducted raids at the...

Several schools in India have become just mid-day meal schools, and t...

According to reports, the US military launched some 59 Tomahawk missi...