While some called the "sarcophagus” a “gas chamber,” others remain critical as the device may “glorify” suicide.

SC communities face violence for carrying bodies "across certain lands belonging to the people of the so-called higher castes," the court said.

After some "major fights and panic attacks... I realized that honesty is not the best policy with my controlling and traditional mother."

Both Bombay and Madras HCs had earlier put a stay on the provisions mandating the platforms to follow a code of ethics.

Past traumatic experiences -- in addition to lack of food, and repeated sexual and physical torture in jails -- were found to be major causes.

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The court noted practices such as lifting people without consent are dehumanizing and compromise people's dignity.

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Lawmakers note the Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill in the current form is exclusionary and poses a threat to women’s and children’s safety.

In terms of the initiative, it's great; in terms of the substance of the law, it might not be a good blueprint, experts flagged.

“The portion which enhances self-esteem and national pride and unity should be highlighted and emphasized.”

Distorted portrayals of trans realities from a stereotypical and heteronormative gaze only embolden existing transphobia.

The court's observation was in the context of a 21-year-old student who died by suicide after a police officer allegedly misbehaved with her.

Perhaps it was emotional connection and comfort that I was seeking in my friendships with fictional characters.

Munawar Faruqui's persecution ushers in the era of "thoughtcrime," making it imperative to ask why comedy remains a platform for advancing social justice.