1971

SC holds advocate guilty of contempt: Judicious use of law by courts renders reexamination unnecessary

The test which is thus applied by the court to decide on the contempt action is the “test of erosion of public confidence”.

SC should put in place mechanism for corrective measures, not initiate contempt proceedings against judges

The Supreme Court (SC), as is the case with any higher court, has a power to reprimand anyone who it finds is in its contempt. This power is known as contempt of court.

Vijay Diwas: Narendra Modi hails soldiers who participated in 1971 India-Pakistan War

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday hailed the soldiers who fought the 1971 India-Pakistan War on the occasion of Vijay Diwas

Venkaiah Naidu hits out at Pakistan, warns Islamabad against 'forgetting 1971 defeat'

Hitting out at Pakistan for "aiding and abetting terror", NDA's vice-presidential candidate M Venkaiah Naidu on Sunday reminded it not to forget what happened in 1971

Sushma Swaraj's visa threat to Amazon is an unfortunate justification of hyper-nationalist bullying

Sushma Swaraj's outright bullying of Amazon has once again brought attention to the belligerent, nationalistic culture the Narendra Modi government has been encouraging and promoting since it came to power

Amazon-Tricolour controversy aptly explains why 'monolithic liberalism' is facing a global crisis

When it comes to the law, Amazon's 'marketplace' model may provide it with a certain legal immunity since the product was not part of its inventory.

1971 India-Pakistan War: The divergent narratives around the liberation of Bangladesh

India celebrates 'Vijay Diwas', the 45th anniversary of its military victory against Pakistan.

First e-mail was sent 40 years ago

E-Mail might be slowly becoming obsolete, as communication mediums continue to evolve over the decades.