Who Is Liable When an AI System Makes a False Accusation?
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Who Is Liable When an AI System Makes a False Accusation?

Anshika Jain - Oct 26, 2026

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to identify suspicious transactions, detect potential fraud, monitor workplace activity, evaluate job applicants, support…

Missing Children and Delayed Investigations: Inter-State Police Coordination Improve?
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Missing Children and Delayed Investigations: Inter-State Police Coordination Improve?

Anshika Jain - Oct 23, 2026

When a child goes missing, the first hours can be critical for identifying what happened, locating witnesses, preserving evidence, and…

When a Case Is Solved Years Later: How Forensic Advances Can Reopen Cold Investigations
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When a Case Is Solved Years Later: How Forensic Advances Can Reopen Cold Investigations

Anshika Jain - Oct 22, 2026

Some criminal investigations remain unresolved for years or even decades. Witnesses may be unable to identify a suspect, investigators may…

Gold Smuggling Through Airports: How Investigators Trace Possible Links
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Gold Smuggling Through Airports: How Investigators Trace Possible Links

Anshika Jain - Oct 22, 2026

International airports are essential gateways for tourism, trade and global connectivity. Every day, thousands of passengers, airline employees, ground handlers,…

Political Allegations Versus Verified Evidence: How Readers Can Separate Claims from Facts
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Political Allegations Versus Verified Evidence: How Readers Can Separate Claims from Facts

Anshika Jain - Oct 22, 2026

Political allegations are a regular feature of democratic life. Politicians accuse opponents of corruption, parties question government decisions, public figures…

Jantar Mantar Controversy: Can a Protest Site Be Restricted Without Limiting Democratic Expression?
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Jantar Mantar Controversy: Can a Protest Site Be Restricted Without Limiting Democratic Expression?

Anshika Jain - Oct 22, 2026

The right to protest is an essential feature of a democratic society. It allows citizens to question government decisions, challenge…

Six Years of Arrest Delays: What the Delhi Court’s MCOCA Criticism Reveals
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Six Years of Arrest Delays: What the Delhi Court’s MCOCA Criticism Reveals

Anshika Jain - Oct 21, 2026

A stringent law is only as effective as the investigation and enforcement that support it. This principle came into sharp…

When the Supreme Court Intervenes in Protest Restrictions
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When the Supreme Court Intervenes in Protest Restrictions

Anshika Jain - Oct 21, 2026

Peaceful protest is an important feature of a democratic society. It allows citizens to question government decisions, express grievances, and…

Journalists Detained During Political Protests: The Press-Freedom Debate
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Journalists Detained During Political Protests: The Press-Freedom Debate

Anshika Jain - Oct 20, 2026

Political protests are among the most important moments for journalism. They bring public grievances into the open, expose disagreements between…

From Public Anger to Policy Reform: Do Protests Produce Lasting Institutional Change?
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From Public Anger to Policy Reform: Do Protests Produce Lasting Institutional Change?

Anshika Jain - Oct 20, 2026

Public protests are among the most visible expressions of collective dissatisfaction in a democratic society. When citizens gather to oppose…