Indias Daughter

HC dismisses convict's plea on seizure of BBC documentary on Delhi gangrape

Delhi High Court on Friday dismissed a plea of one of the 16 December Delhi gangrape case convict seeking seizure of BBC documentary 'India's Daughter', apprehending it could be used against him during his appeal pending in Supreme Court against his conviction and sentence.

India's Daughter: RSS slams BBC, says channel has 'double standards'

Criticising BBC for going ahead with the telecast of 'India's Daughter', a documentary based on the Delhi gang rape, an article in the latest edition of RSS mouthpiece 'Organiser' has accused the channel of "double standards" and questioned its intentions behind running the film despite a ban.

Barkha Dutt corners adamant Leslee Udwin, CBS anchor during discussion on India's Daughter

Udwin, journalist Barkha Dutt and women's rights activist Sunitha Krishnan were invited to the Women In The World summit in New York.

India's Daughter: Delhi HC refuses to order prosecution of BBC, documentary maker

Delhi High Court has refused to pass an order for prosecution of BBC and the British director of the documentary 'India's Daughter' on the Delhi gangrape.

India's Daughter documentary: Delhi HC seeks Leslee Udwin's reply on convicts plea

The Delhi High Court on Friday sought reply from Leslee Udwin, the director of the controversial documentary on 16 December, 2012 gangrape, on a plea of convict Mukesh Singh seeking a CBI inquiry and Udwin's prosecution.

The ban stays: Delhi HC rules to continue prohibition of BBC documentary

The ban on the telecast of controversial BBC documentary "India's Daughter" on the December 16, 2012, gang rape will continue

Delhi HC refuses to lift ban on telecasting BBC documentary 'India's Daughter'

The Delhi High Court declined an interim prayer of a law student seeking a lift of the ban on telecasting the BBC documentary 'India's Daughter'.

India's Daughter maker Leslee Udwin says govt is bluffing: 'MHA knew exactly what I was trying to do'

"I made it very clear what I was trying to do. I got permission from MHA on certain conditions, all of which I adhered to. There was no subterfuge. They knew exactly what I was trying to do.

The Western Deep State's assault on India - and what to do about it

The recent demonisation of India in the western media falls into a pattern driven by fears about a nationalist Prime Minister. India clearly needs to be on guard, given the western deep state's use of NGOs and evangelical organisations to further its interests

India's Daughter: SC seeks reply from lawyers of accused for remarks on women

The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought response from two advocates for allegedly making derogatory remarks in BBC's documentary 'India's Daughter'.