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Law & Order

Nitish Katara Was Betrayed by Everyone, but His One Witness, Ajay, Refused to Be Compromised. He Got Justice for Nitish—but Did Justice Happen for Ajay? What Was the 2002 Nitish Katara Murder Case?

It was discovered on February 17, 2002, that Nitish Katara was no longer alive. The police discovered his burnt body near Khurja, Uttar Pradesh
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Vaishnavi Sivadasan
4 min read
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Protesters passionately confront a police officer in uniform. Emotions are high, with pointing fingers and stern expressions amidst the tense crowd.
Justice Swaran Kanta Sharma
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A person with short dark hair stands smiling in front of a calm ocean backdrop. The sky is overcast, creating a serene and peaceful atmosphere.
Police are escorting two individuals with covered heads outdoors. Officers in uniform lead and follow, creating a tense, secure atmosphere.
A vintage split image shows a man in sunglasses. On the left, MGR carries a child on his shoulders, wearing a fur hat. On the right, M karunanidhi is smiling warmly.
Lieutenant Colonel Shrikant Purohit in his Army uniform
A lone fisherman sits in a small boat on a moonlit lake surrounded by trees. Two glowing orbs, one red and one blue, hover nearby, adding a magical touch.
Sparse Alphonso mango harvest in a Konkan orchard amid poor crop yield
In the image Army General Upendra Dwivedi is shown speaking
Yogi Adityanath speaking at a podium
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On Ground

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On Ground

War Reaches Kitchens: Long Waits, Booking Failures and Black Market Sales Leave Delhi Households Struggling for Cooking Gas

The US-Israel war on Iran and the escalated middle east crisis is leaving vulnerable households struggling to secure basic cooking necessities
By
Gaurav Pandey
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On Ground

One Year of BJP Raj in Delhi Marked With Eviction Notices to Unauthorized Colonies and Frustration With Slow Moving Welfare Schemes

The BJP Government seems to be faltering at implementation of various public welfare schemes it had promised ahead of Delhi 2025 elections. Several residents say that multiple financial assurances to ...
By
Gaurav Pandey
Children sitting outside their homes and playing, below is a naala
On Ground

Long Struggle with Waterlogging, Contaminated Water and Unplanned Growth: How Delhi's Kirari Constituency was Adopted and Misgoverned by Every Political Party?

Kirari, home to over 100 unauthorized colonies, has suffered 25–30 years of administrative neglect. Despite Congress, AAP, and now BJP governments, residents continue to face sewage overflow, water co ...
By
Gaurav Pandey

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Lifestyle

Ultralight in the Mountains: Advantage or Risk?

If you compare a modern climbing setup with one from 20 years ago, the difference is huge
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Guest Contributor
3 min read
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Lifestyle

5 Movies About Healthy Relationships

People sometimes call this “love” or say it’s just something you have to go through for happiness. But in reality, this is often codependency
By
Guest Contributor
2 min read
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World

Why Stricter Immigration Checks Are Changing the Landscape for International Couples

Tougher spousal visa rules, deeper document checks and probing interviews are delaying reunions and putting unprecedented pressure on genuine binational marriages
By
Guest Contributor
4 min read
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