The Supreme Court clarified that sedition charges cannot be brought against a person merely for raising a voice against the government or its policies. The clarification became necessary in view of the controversy generated after sedition charges were recently slapped in a number of cases , sparking demands for the law to be scrapped. A bench of Justices Dipak Misra and UU Lalit said the apex court had settled the controversy on sedition law way back in 1962 and had clarified under what circumstances the penal provision could be used. Here are 5 more stories that may interest you:

18-Day-Old Miracle Baby Survives A Three Floor Fall, After Jealous Aunt Throws Him Off Balcony.

An 18-day-old baby in UP's Kanpur who was thrown-off the third floor of a hospital has miraculously survived. The baby escaped with injuries after he was caught in a net while falling.

What is shocking in the entire incident is that the baby was thrown down by his own aunt.

Police said the woman took the extreme step out of jealousy as the couple had a boy while she had three daughters.

The entire incident was caught on CCTV camera.

Archaeologists Claim Aliens Left Behind This 2800-Year-Old Nokia And We Can't Seem To Disagree.

What would you do if you found a 2800-year-old phone that was possibly left behind by extraterrestrials?

Archaeologists apparently found an ancient tablet phone - bearing an eerie resemblance to a Nokia device - dug deep within the bowels of the earth in Austria. Found in the city of Fuschl am See, the device that was found to be a Mesopotamian clay tablet cell phone, was left behind the aliens when they created the Sumerian civilisation.