Photojournalist Gangrape

• Shakti Mill Gang-Rape: High Court to Hear Confirmation of Death Penalty on July 17

  Bombay High Court today posted for hearing on July 17 a petition seeking confirmation of the capital punishment awarded to three youths who are common convicts in two cases of gangrape on the Shakti Mills premises in 2013.

• Mumbai: Shakti Mills gang-rape survivor's mother speaks out

  The mother of the gang-rape survivor reveals how she lives in constant fear for the safety of her daughter, who is taunted by locals and kept at arm's length by relatives, ever since she was subjected to the crime.

• Vote for us, will check 'misuse' of anti-rape law, says Mulayam's manifesto

  Mulayam Singh Yadav believes that voters should pick his Samajwadi Party because it will fight to check "the large-scale misuse" of the tougher anti-rape law introduced after the fatal gang-rape of a young woman on a moving bus in Delhi. His commitment was made in his party manifesto which was released today.

• Mumbai photojournalist gang-rape case: Girl's mother deposes in court

  The mother and colleague of a photo-journalist who was gang-raped in the Shakti Mills compound in Mumbai on August 22 deposed before a local court on Tuesday.

• Mumbai photojournalist gang-rape: Police press charge under IT Act against one accused

  The Mumbai police today added an offence under the Information Technology Act to the charges in the photojournalist gang-rape case, as one of the four accused had allegedly showed a porn video clip to the survivor during the crime on August 22.

• Mumbai photojournalist gang-rape: Court sets 60-day deadline to conclude trial

  The sessions court trying the Mumbai photojournalist gang-rape case has set a deadline of two months for concluding the trial. "We will try to conclude the case in 60 days," the court said while adjourning the matter till September 26.

• Mumbai photojournalist gang-rape case: Chargesheet likely to be filed on Thursday

  The Mumbai Police is expected to file a charge sheet on Thursday against five people accused of gang-raping a photojournalist in the heart of the city.

• Fifth accused held in second Shakti mills gang-rape case

  The fifth and last accused in the July 31 telephone operator gang-rape case was today arrested from the city, police said.

• Shakti Mill rapist had allegedly molested 50-year-old woman

  The arrests of the accused in the gang rape of the 22-year-old photojournalist at Shakti Mills have opened up a can of worms revealing their criminal and heinous pasts. Cops have learnt that an FIR of molestation and kidnapping had been registered against Siraj Rehman Khan, one of the accused in the gang rape of the photojournalist, at the Agripada...

• Mumbai gang-rape: four accused sent to judicial custody

  A court in Mumbai has sent four of the five accused of gang-raping a 23-year-old photojournalist to judicial custody till September 19. The fifth accused, who is a minor, is currently lodged in a juvenile remand home.

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  Kareena Kapoor: We need to change our laws

  In the backdrop of the Mumbai gangrape case, actress Kareena Kapoor feels that it's time to reassess things and bring in stricter laws to ensure women safety in India.

• Mumbai gang-rape: photographer has left hospital, accused taken to Shakti Mills

  The young photographer who was gang-raped while on assignment with a male colleague last week has recovered from her injuries and has been sent home. A statement from Jaslok Hospital, where she was being treated, said that the 22-year-old was discharged on Tuesday night.

• Hema Malini's advice: Don't go out alone, there is no Krishna to protect Draupadi today

  Amid nationwide outrage over the gang-rape of a young photojournalist in Mumbai, actor Hema Malini today demanded better policing and government action, but also suggested that women "should not go anywhere alone".

• Mumbai gang-rape: new embarrassment for police, a suspect is a minor

  The young photographer who was gang-raped in the heart of Mumbai last week has been discharged from hospital and is now at home.

• Non-stop investigations nail all gang-rape suspects

  Nearly 60 hours of searches and investigations included a child's information and one major mistake.