Seven Officers, Including Two Women, Held Over Missing Guns in Trinidad
Seven police officers, including two women, have been arrested in Trinidad in connection with missing firearms, sparking an investigation.
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Special Team to Probe Minor's Rape, Murder, and Hospital Negligence in UP
A special investigation team, including women officers, has been constituted by the Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police to probe the barbaric rape and murder of a minor and address concerns of hospital negligence, following dissatisfaction from the victim's parents.
Indian Supreme Court Orders Full Pension for Women Officers, Citing Systemic Bias
The Indian Supreme Court has highlighted 'systemic' issues in the armed forces' evaluation of women officers and ordered full pension, addressing the 'unequal playing field'.
Indian Army Drops Colonial-Era Dress Traditions, Introduces New Uniform Code
The Indian Army has updated its uniform code, abandoning colonial-era dress traditions and introducing new regulations that include bandi jackets and permit women officers to wear sarees or kurta-salwar.
Indian Supreme Court Orders Full Pension for Women Officers Denied Permanent Commission
The Supreme Court of India has directed the armed forces to provide full pension to hundreds of women short service commission officers who were unfairly denied permanent commission due to arbitrary assessment reports.
Indian Supreme Court Rules Denial of Permanent Commission to Women Officers is Discrimination
The Indian Supreme Court has delivered its judgment on a plea seeking permanent commission for women Short Service Commission (SSC) officers, ruling that the denial of such commissions is a consequence of discrimination.
Indian Court Martial Orders Firing and Jail for Colonel in Modesty Case
An Indian Court Martial has ordered the dismissal of a Colonel and sentenced him to three years in jail for outraging the modesty of women officers.
Indian Supreme Court Grants Extension for Benefits to Injured Officer Cadets
The Indian Supreme Court has granted the Centre additional time to make a decision regarding benefits for officer cadets who were injured and subsequently boarded out of service.