Investigation
(Dis) United States of Pakistan – a shattered nation, falling apart
All over the world police and para-military forces use force to control riots, and rebellion but not like Pakistan – which uses its Air Force and attack helicopters
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 5
The Reserve Bank of India tried to reform digital lending but there is no one to enforce these norms
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 4
The power imbalance between banks and customers accentuates the need for stronger regulations and protections for consumers in India.
Why are police custody deaths common in India?
A total of 1,731 -- almost five people per day died in police custody in India during 2019. According to the National Crime Record Bureau (NCRB), 1,022 deaths in police custody were reported from 2000-2016 but only 428 FIRs were filed, and just 5% policemen were finally convicted.
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 1
10 years ago Indian banks had unclaimed funds worth over 5,000 crores. Today, the unclaimed deposits in Banks have crossed Rs 35,000 crore
The dark, hidden and ugly side of banks in India – Part 3
Can you murder the same person twice – bank managers can. The customer is already – half dead when he approaches the bank for a loan or aid. The bankers seal the coffin
GPS is secure—Spoofing GPS signals is next to impossible
Of late, media has been abuzz with the talk of GPS spoofing— where terrorists spoof the GPS, making passenger jets crash or test fired missiles go haywire
Clash of the Uniforms: Why army and police don’t see eye to eye # Part 1
In line of fire: What happens when I salute but you don’t respond?
A few weeks ago Col Pushpinder Singh Batth a serving officer in...
Is forensic science based on fact or fiction?
Forensic science must be stripped of the ‘undeserving aura’, that it has assumed for the simple reason that hitherto no one has challenged it
Pension: A right or a favour?
Pension should not be viewed as a favour granted by the state or employer, but as a fundamental right earned through years of service and contribution
Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules: Backdoor legislation or behind the scene game of hide and seek?
One step forward, two steps backwards. There can’t be better words to describe the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules
Indian police- bow before the rich & bully the poor
The Indian police is unsympathetic, rough and humiliating; at their worst, they kill people in custodial torture or fake encounters.
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