Vijaita Singh is a journalist and Deputy Editor at The Hindu. She covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security, with a particular focus on regional interests and world news across LATAM and North America. Vijaita's work has been featured in Influencing, The Hindu, and PressReader.
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By: Vijaita Singh, Aaratrika Bhaumik
Police personnel continue using excessive force against student protesters, counsel tells court; CRPF says it is verifying media reports on pellet injuries; CJP to launch a website to archive videos and photos documenting ‘police brutality'
By: Vijaita Singh
Critical and unsavoury social media chatter also played a role in government conceding to CJP's demands
Document reveals RAF used pellet guns on protesters in Delhi, contradicting police claims and raising concerns over excessive force.
By: Vijaita Singh
Although recruitment to the Army does not include caste-based reservations, the SSB says the existing quota for various categories, including SCs, STs and OBCs, will be applicable
By: Ishita Mishra, Vijaita Singh
Multiple reports of people, including minors, being detained or arrested by the police, and social media users being asked to take down posts related to the demonstrations have come to the fore
Despite government assurances, protesters face harassment and threats, prompting legal aid efforts from Congress amid ongoing police inquiries.
By: Vijaita Singh
The petition challenges the acquisition of about 110 bighas of land at Lengpui village and alleges that compensation was paid to individuals who were not lawful landowners
By: Vijaita Singh
At the headquarters of 103 Battalion, RAF, CRPF DG G. P. Singh paid tributes at the Martyrs' Memorial, given a guard of honour
Over 3,000 CAPF officers petition the Supreme Court against new legislation affecting promotions and leadership roles.
Supreme Court hears petitions from CAPF officers challenging the new CAPF Act, led by injured CRPF hero Bibhor Kumar Singh.
