Khadija Khan is a Senior Correspondent at ThePrint. With a background in law and a postgraduate diploma from the Asian College of Journalism, she specializes in covering the judiciary, Parliament, policy, and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) law, often focusing on crime and justice, societal issues, and legal affairs. Khadija's work has been featured in notable publications including spiked LTD, Bar & Bench, and The Indian Express.
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Khadija Khan's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy, regulation, and government announcements within the context of the Indian judiciary system. She appears to be particularly interested in judicial reforms, court verdicts, and criminal law developments in India.
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Khadija Khan New Delhi: Ashok Chaitanya, the lawyer who has approached the Delhi High Court with a contempt petition against Aam Aadmi Party
Khadija Khan New Delhi: The Delhi High Court Friday appointed Senior Advocate Rajdipa Behura as amicus curiae to assist the court in the
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Allegations against each accused 'must be specific, distinct and supported by prima facie material' in prosecutions arising out of matrimonial disputes, it asserted.
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Khadija Khan New Delhi: Underlining that a woman's in-laws cannot be prosecuted for simply asking her to adjust to the situation or for
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Bindi-seller Mohammad Quasim went to jail, and then fought a legal battle for 18 years to clear his name after marrying outside community for love back in 2004.
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Delhi court says Lamba deliberately ignored prohibitory orders, warnings by policemen and clearly intended to prevent police officials from discharging their duty as public servants.
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Supreme Court acquitted both men convicted of raping and murdering a 55-year-old woman, citing gaps in the prosecution’s version, evidence suppression, and lapses in the police probe.
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Setting aside an order against SBI, the Delhi High Court held that customers must bear losses caused by their own lapses in cyber fraud cases until the unauthorised transaction is reported.
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Delhi HC ruled that courts can intervene when continued availability of personal information causes disproportionate prejudice to an individual’s privacy, dignity and reputation.
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Court's interim relief to Farman amid Madhya Pradesh police probe triggered by Monalisa's father’s complaint of kidnapping. The couple can now travel to MP without fear of immediate arrest.
