New Delhi, Jan 28 (IANS) The Supreme Court on Wednesday extended until July 31 the tenure of a committee it had appointed to oversee humanitarian concerns, including issues relating to women and children, arising from the sectarian strife in Manipur. The committee comprising three women judges — J&K High Court’s former Chief Justice Gita Mittal, Bombay High Court’s retired judge Shalini Phansalkar Joshi, and Delhi High Court’s former judge Asha Menon — was tasked with collecting informatio…
Trending
- Mr. Work From Home Review: Trigun’s Bold Leap From Silicon Valley to Soil Strikes a Meaningful Chord
- Harudu (2026) Review: Venkat’s Gritty Cop Drama Delivers Raw Action and Solid Entertainment
- Kartavya Review: Saif Ali Khan Delivers a Gripping Performance in This Bold Caste-Crime Thriller on Netflix
- Karuppu Review: Suriya’s God Mode Delivers a Rousing Mass Entertainer That Hits Where It Matters Most
- Aakhri Sawal Review: Sanjay Dutt’s Powerful Ideological Drama Is a Bold Cinematic Triumph
- Pati Patni Aur Woh Do (2026) Movie Review: Ayushmann Khurrana Is Back to His Brilliant Best in This Delightful Comedy
- Athiradi Movie Review (2026) – Basil Joseph & Tovino Thomas Deliver a Blockbuster Comedy Entertainer
- IIZ: Indian Institute of Zombies Review – A Wild Zom-Com Campus Riot That’s Hard to Resist