India told to ‘follow own laws’ after Briton locked in prison without trial for more than seven years

India has been urged to “follow its own law” over a British man detained without trial for more than seven years. Christian Michel is accused of bribing Indian officials to win a multimillion-pound helicopter contract for British-Italian defence company AgustaWestland, which was signed in 2010. The 64-year-old, who denies the charge, was extradited from the…

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‘Nobody knew them, now they’re everywhere’: VP Radhakrishnan warns youth may follow ‘cockroaches’ if positive news is ignored | India News

NEW DELHI: Vice President C P Radhakrishnan on Sunday said that young people could end up following the “cockroach” if positive developments and achievements are not reported adequately.Speaking at an event, Radhakrishnan said the media has a responsibility to highlight positive stories that can inspire society and guide the younger generation.“Positive activities should be reported…

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