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Interpol rescued over 330 people from cyber scam syndicates in Southeast Asia, exposing forced labor and transnational trafficking. Victims were lured with fake job offers and coerced into online fraud in guarded compounds.
Sneha Debnath, a 19-year-old Delhi University student, was found dead in the Yamuna River days after going missing. Police claim it’s suicide, citing a note, but her family denies it. Delays, missing CCTV footage, and media apathy have sparked outrage over women’s safety and police negligence.
Rising theft incidents have alarmed residents, prompting urgent calls for stronger safety measures. A recent case in Richmond Park, Vasundhara, has heightened concerns after CCTV footage captured the culprits. With an FIR lodged, locals demand strict action to restore security and peace.
by Isha MittalRising theft incidents have alarmed residents, prompting urgent calls for stronger safety measures. A recent case in Richmond Park, Vasundhara, has heightened concerns after CCTV footage captured the culprits. With an FIR lodged, locals demand strict action to restore security and peace.
by Isha MittalInterpol rescued over 330 people from cyber scam syndicates in Southeast Asia, exposing forced labor and transnational trafficking. Victims were lured with fake job offers and coerced into online fraud in guarded compounds.
by Tanuj SamaddarSneha Debnath, a 19-year-old Delhi University student, was found dead in the Yamuna River days after going missing. Police claim it’s suicide, citing a note, but her family denies it. Delays, missing CCTV footage, and media apathy have sparked outrage over women’s safety and police negligence.
by Saumya TripathiThe rise in sexual assault cases across India has left women questioning their safety in every space—homes, schools, and workplaces alike. This article explores some of the most shocking cases, revealing the grim realities many women endure.
by Saumya TripathiWhile India marches economically and digitally ahead, a quiet institutional crisis is in the making—a justice system increasingly normalizing crime without punishment. This phenomenon is turning out to undermine public faith in the rule of law. Prolongations of judicial process, political immunities, and loopholes embedded in the systems are
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