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Gulshan Bano was forced to approach the courts twice just to get her father’s remains. The plight of grieving families like Gulshan’s have faded from view.

Aamir Khan's production company, Shah Rukh Khan's Red Chillies Entertainment were among those who approached court.

Some residents in Delhi said that such was the fear over the disease that people tried to distance themselves from patients even after they had recovered.

Lawyers for the accused say the Delhi Police have falsified the disclosure statements attributed to their clients.

Rubina Bano, who is nine months pregnant, moved the Delhi High Court for protection in August.

In an interview, Dr MC Misra also said that the panic over whether there were adequate hospital beds has reduced significantly because of the focus on home quarantine and follow-up in Delhi.

Gulfisha Fatima, who was arrested in connection with the Delhi riots on 9 April, taught Hindi and English alphabets to the women who came for the anti-CAA protests.

L-G Anil Baijal rejected Kejriwal government's decision to open hotels and weekly markets on a trial basis for a week.

Author Revati Laul explains the silence of the Opposition amid Hindu majoritarianism.

Judge Vinod Yadav's bail order said, “The report is completely devoid of material against the applicant.”

Abdul Gaffar, a criminal lawyer, says the Delhi Police’s investigation sets narrative before evidence.

The Al Hind hospital emerged as an unlikely oasis for the injured during the Delhi Riots in February.

As discrepancies showed up in the number of available beds shown by the Delhi government's app and those actually vacant, Charity Beds began documenting availability on social media.

The Public Interest Litigation has sought extension of time for public consultation about the draft EIA notification till September 30 citing lockdown restrictions.

Public hospitals in Delhi are excluding the February riots' survivors as they struggle to treat the city's burdgeoning number of COVID-19 cases.

District Magistrates are required to ensure that all daily reported positive cases are physically verified immediately but not later than 24 hours, the order said.

They are caught amidst a series of FIRs, bail hearings, court orders, and incarceration in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.