India  
 
NewsR.in

'You have done nothing in 4 years except ... ': HC raps Kerala government over inaction on Hema Committee report

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 10 September 2024
The Kerala High Court criticized the state government for its lack of action on the Hema Committee report addressing sexual harassment in the Malayalam film industry. The court ordered the state to hand over the sealed report to a Special Investigative Team and explore legislative measures to end sexual exploitation in unorganized sectors.
0
shares		ShareTweetSavePostSend
 
Video Credit: IANS INDIA - Published
News video:

"Kerala HC Criticizes Govt for Withholding HEMA Report on Women's Safety:” V. Muraleedharan 01:25

 Former Union Minister and bjp leader V. Muraleedharan stated that the Kerala High Court has strongly criticized the Kerala government for keeping the HEMA Committee report hidden for nearly four and a half years. This issue concerns the safety of women. Many individuals who provided evidence to the...

You Might Like


πŸ’‘ newsR Knowledge: Other News Mentions

Kerala Kerala State in southwestern India

UK engineers arriving in Kerala to repair stranded F-35B jet

 A British Royal Navy F-35B Lightning jet, part of the HMS Prince of Wales Carrier Strike Group, remains stranded in Thiruvananthapuram after an emergency landing..
IndiaTimes

Bypoll results 2025: Congress gains in Kerala, suffers loss in Punjab; TMC retains West Bengal, BJP-AAP take one seat each in Gujarat

 Recent bypolls across five Assembly seats in Gujarat, Kerala, West Bengal, and Punjab yielded mixed results. Congress' UDF secured Nilambur, dealing a blow to..
IndiaTimes

Kerala bypoll: UDF wrests Nilambur from LDF; Congress' Aryadan Shoukath wins by 11,077 votes

 In a significant political development, the UDF secured victory in the Nilambur assembly bypoll. Congress candidate Aryadan Shoukath defeated CPI(M)'s M Swaraj...
IndiaTimes

'Kept Sanjay out of discussions': Indira Gandhi’s principal secretary recalls Emergency days; new book reveals inside details

 In a significant blow to Kerala's ruling LDF, the UDF secured victory in the Nilambur assembly bypoll, marking the first loss of a sitting seat for the LDF..
IndiaTimes