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Bengaluru teacher arrested for slapping student

A 30-year-old PT teacher in a Bengaluru private school was arrested for allegedly assaulting a Class VII student, causing facial swelling. The boy was reportedly held back until 5:30 PM. Read the full details.

Maharashtra Teachers Get Positive Discipline Training

Maharashtra's education department initiates mandatory training for all government school teachers on positive discipline, aiming to curb corporal punishment and improve teacher-student relationships. Learn about the new initiative.

Chhattisgarh teacher hangs 5-year-old from tree

A school teacher in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur village suspended a 5-year-old student from a tree as punishment. The teacher has been dismissed and an investigation ordered. Read the shocking details.

10-year sentence for rapist of mentally challenged girl

In a landmark judgment, an Odisha court has sentenced a man to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment for sexually assaulting a mentally challenged girl. The swift justice highlights the judiciary's commitment to protecting vulnerable victims.

TN teacher suspended for punishing student over prayers

A government school teacher in Tamil Nadu faces suspension after allegedly punishing a Class 9 student who refused to sing prayer songs. The incident has sparked debates about religious freedom in educational institutions.

Chittoor Mayor Murder: 5 Get Death Penalty

In a historic verdict, five convicts receive death penalty for the brutal murder of Chittoor Mayor P. Sreenivasa Reddy and his wife Kumari. The court delivers justice after a dramatic trial.

Chittoor Mayor Husband Murder: 5 Get Death Penalty

In a landmark judgment, an Andhra Pradesh court has awarded death penalty to five individuals for the brutal murder of Chittoor Mayor's husband. The case that shook the political circles sees justice served after extensive legal proceedings.

Supreme Court's Poor Defence of Inhumane Justice

India's Supreme Court faces criticism for upholding death penalty in a case involving extreme poverty, raising urgent questions about judicial fairness and economic discrimination in capital punishment.

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