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The fall of Rajat Gupta: A cautionary tale of hubris
by Sandip Roy
Jun 20, 2012

climax.But both the Rajat Gupta and Dharun Ravi stories have crash-landed in the same place. Dharun Ravi has gone to prison even though his sentence #CultureDecoder # Dharun Ravi # Rajat Gupta
Dharun Ravi leaves jail in webcam spying case
Jun 19, 2012

kissing another man was released from jail on Tuesday after serving 20 days of a 30-day sentence.Dharun Ravi, 20, reported to jail in New Jersey on 31 May #Dharun Ravi # Tyler Clementi # New Jersey
Dharun Ravi likely to walk free from jail next week
Jun 16, 2012

New York: Former Rutgers University student Dharun Ravi, who was sentenced to a month in jail after being convicted of using his webcam to spy on his #Dharun Ravi # NewsTracker # Rutgers University # Glenn Berman
Ravi begins prison term, victim's family rejects apology as PR
Jun 01, 2012

New York: Indian student Dharun Ravi today began his 30-day sentence in a New Jersey jail, as the parents of his deceased Rutgers roommate rejected #Dharun Ravi # Tyler Clementi # NewsTracker # New Jersey # Rutgers
Don't jail Dharun Ravi with rapists and murderers: NJ judge
May 31, 2012

#Dharun Ravi # NewsTracker # New Jersey
News Wrap: Karuna's U-Turn; Anand world champion
by Pulasta Dhar
May 30, 2012

in the bulletin.- Meanwhile, Dharun Ravi, who begins serving a 30-day jail term for spying on his gay roommate with a webcam has finally apologised. To quote him #Karunanidhi # Julian Assange # Arvind Kejriwal # Viswanathan Anand # NewsWrap
Dharun Ravi's month-long sentence may be cut to 20 days
May 25, 2012

New York: India-born Dharun Ravi, convicted of hate crime for spying on his gay roommate and sentenced to 30 days in jail, could end up spending only #Dharun Ravi # New York City # NewsTracker # Law/Crime
Shame on you, Dharun Ravi: The boy who can't say sorry
by Sandip Roy
May 23, 2012

Dharun Ravi finally wept.But it had nothing to do with Tyler Clementi, his former roommate who jumped off the George Washington bridge.Ravis tears #ThatsJustWrong # Dharun Ravi # Tyler Clementi # Cyberbullying # webcam spying
US court upholds Ravi's conviction, awards 30-day jail
May 21, 2012

man kissing days before the roommate killed himself will go to jail for 30 days.A judge gave 20-year-old Dharun Ravi a 30-day jail term #Dharun Ravi # NewsTracker # Gay # Clementi
Hundreds hold protest rally, demand justice for Dharun Ravi
May 15, 2012

Trenton, New Jersey: Hundreds of Dharun Ravi supporters rallied outside the New Jersey State House to protest against state's bias intimidation law #Dharun Ravi # NewsTracker # New Jersey # Gay Scapegoat # Superior Court # Middlesex County Prosecutor's office

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