In a shocking case from Greater Noida, the family of the deceased woman has alleged that she was brutally murdered following repeated harassment over dowry demands. The grieving family claims she had spoken to them late at night, saying she was disturbed and being tortured by her in-laws. The family has demanded strict action against the accused, even calling for an encounter, as the investigation continues.
Shiv Aroor's discusses on how the Vismaya dowry death case-from evidence of sustained harassment to a conviction that still awaits final closure-has exposed the deep-rooted normalisation of dowry practices in India, raising the question of whether society's acceptance continues to undermine justice even years after the crime.
Members of the Indian Bengali diaspora welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a traditional cultural performance at his hotel in Gothenburg, Sweden. The visit marks the third leg of his five-nation tour.
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In this special NDTV conversation, Padma Shri awardee, historian, author, and Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Meenakshi Jain reacts to the landmark Madhya Pradesh High Court verdict on the Bhojshala dispute.
Calling the ruling a "civilisational reclamation moment," Dr. Jain explains the historical, archaeological, and inscriptional evidence that led the court to recognise Bhojshala as a Saraswati temple and centre of Sanskrit learning linked to Raja Bhoj.
The disupted Bhojshala Temple-Kamal Maula Mosque Complex in Dhar is a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati, declared the Madhya Pradesh High Court on Friday, cancelling the 2003 Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) order which allowed Muslims to offer Friday prayers on Bhojshala premises.
While the ASI will continue to maintain control over the management of the Bhojshala, the actual right to perform religious rituals remains firmly with the Hindu side.
