North India

On Thursday, a letter was sent to Delhi University Chancellor Yogesh Singh by a group of 59 academicians, urging the revocation of the punishment given to the students who took part in the screening of the BBC documentary critical of PM Narendra Modi.

Even after the Lok Sabha's Budget session ended as planned on Thursday, the Opposition persisted with their protest against the government, which included organizing a 'Tiranga march' and refusing to attend the Speaker's customary evening tea.

A arge group of laborers and farmers from different parts of the country gathered at Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi on Wednesday protesing the BJP-led Union government’s disregard of their basic needs and loss of livelihoods.

Prominent Islamic scholar Maulana Kaleem Siddiqui who has been jailed under draconian anti-conversion law, gets bail by Allahabad High Court on Wednesday.

A group of Hindutva men on Monday night stopped Muslims in Uttarakhand’s Haldwani from offering namaz and attacked an Imam.

Mohammed Moid, an accused in the Lucknow cooker bomb case, has been granted bail by the Lucknow High Court. Moid is the third accused to receive bail in this case, after Mushtaqeem and Shakeel were also granted bail earlier.

The Editors Guild of India on Tuesday said it is deeply concerned about the arbitrary suspension of social media accounts of journalists and media organisations in Punjab.

A Meerut court has acquitted 40 people accused of arson, murder and rioting in the 36-year-old Maliana anti-Muslim pogrom case for lack of evidence.

A Delhi court cleared three Muslim men who were arrested and charged by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for allegedly serving as essential members of the Indian Mujahideen (IM).

Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu walked out of jail on Saturday after spending 10 months in a jail in a road rage case.

On 25 June 2020, Saima Khan, 27, reached New Delhi's Chanakyapuri Police Station after she was summoned in connection with her the arrest of her father, Mohammed Saleem Khan. When she saw two men sitting on the floor with old clothes and handcuffs, Saima thought they were "prisoners".

The Allahabad High Court on Friday granted bail to Muslim activist and Welfare Party of India leader Javed Mohammad, who was arrested after a massive protest broke out on June 10 last year in Allahabad against derogatory remarks on Prophet Mohammed by BJP leader Nupur Sharma.