
At UN, India Rebuts Pakistan on Funeral Rights, Citing 1999 Kargil War Burials
India delivered a sharp diplomatic counter to Pakistan at the United Nations, invoking how New Delhi respectfully buried Pakistani soldiers disowned by Islamabad in 1999.
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India delivered a sharp diplomatic counter to Pakistan at the United Nations, invoking how New Delhi respectfully buried Pakistani soldiers disowned by Islamabad in 1999.

More than 160 Indian citizens remain detained in Bangladesh jails long after finishing their prison terms, awaiting nationality verification and consular clearance.

India has strongly rebutted a recent United Nations report on migrant rights, describing the observations as imprecise, unfounded, and disconnected from ground realities.

A deep dive into how Special Executive Magistrates exercise preventive detention powers through peace bonds and why courts continue to flag procedural violations.

The execution of Bangladeshi national Sweety Akhtar in Saudi Arabia over alleged adultery has reignited global scrutiny over migrant worker rights and capital punishment.

French President Emmanuel Macron has signaled a hardline shift against unauthorized demonstrations, vowing robust legal crackdowns to halt civil disruption.

New Delhi firmly pushes back against unverified observations in a UN migrant rights report, reaffirming its robust legal protections and transparent governance.