On a single Monday in India, the machinery of democracy, justice, and public safety all turned at once — Odisha quietly finalized who counts among its voters, while the Supreme Court declared that those taken into custody must know why, and must not face silence where the law promises a voice. Across the country, a cold case from 2012 was reopened, a university's fate was left unresolved, and ordinary people — students walking home, families near a river — were caught in the currents of violence and nature alike. These are not isolated events but recurring encounters between the citizen and th
Odisha strikes 17.66L names from electoral roll; Trump meets Mamdani; Supreme Court orders fresh probe
A 17-year-old girl was raped and murdered in 2012 near Dharmasthala, Karnataka; two Class 10 students were groped and assaulted in Bihar; five people died in a flash flood in Kerala.