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"If They Don't, We'll Stop It": Congress On Agnipath Ahead Of Haryana Polls
Reports about the government's plan to tweak the rules of Agnipath, the short-service Commission plan in the armed forces, have drawn a sharp reaction from the Congress.
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"Fake Video": BJP After Trinamool Raises Former Judge's Sexist Comment
Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress has been up in arms against a controversial comment by High Court judge-turned-politician Abhijit Gangopadhyay that targets Mamata Banerjee.
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Myanmar Junta Enforces Mandatory Military Service For Young People: Report
Myanmar's junta has declared mandatory military service for all young men and women, state media said on Saturday, as it struggles to contain armed rebel forces fighting for greater autonomy in various parts of the country.
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Women Officers To Rule Indian Coast Guard Contingent At Republic Day Parade
Showcasing a significant stride towards gender inclusivity in the country's armed forces, women officers will take the helm of the Indian Coast Guard contingent during this year's Republic Day parade.
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"Traitors Of People Should...": Meghalaya MLA Receives Death Threat
Outlawed armed group Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) has issued a death threat to Gavin Mylliemngap, a legislator of the ruling National People's Party in Meghalaya.
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No One Can Carry Arms In Court Premises In UP, Says Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday ruled that no one, except security personnel, can carry arms in the court premises across the state.
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Armed Myanmar Group Seizes Border Crossing To China: Report
An ethnic minority armed group in Myanmar has seized control from the country's ruling junta of a lucrative border crossing to China, local media and a security source said Sunday.
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Big Tech to Face New Law Designed to Strengthen UK's Competition Watchdog
Big Tech is set to face a new law in the UK that is designed to rein in its power to stifle competition in digital markets. Companies such as Google, Facebook and Amazon may have to offer customers an easy way to out of online subscriptions while making it easier to tackle fake reviews. Companies who breach the proposed rules could face a fine of u...
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Adultery Laws Still Applicable In Armed Forces, Clarifies Supreme Court
Observing that military discipline will be affected if there is an army with "completely loose morals", the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that the armed forces can take action against their officers for adulterous acts.
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Armed Forces Can Act Against Their Officers For Adultery: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today ruled that armed forces can take action against their officers for adulterous acts, as it clarified the landmark 2018 judgement that decriminalised adultery.
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Government to Hold Discussions With Stakeholders on PIB Fact Checks for Social Media in February: MoS IT
The government will hold discussions with stakeholders before its controversial plan to give powers to its arm the Press Information Bureau (PIB) to police fake news on social media, according to Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has prop...
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Russia's Nuclear Arms Stopping West From Declaring War: Putin's Top Ally
Russia's nuclear arsenal and the rules Moscow has laid out for its use are the only factors preventing the West from starting a war against Russia, a top ally of President Vladimir Putin said in an article published on Sunday.
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Afghan Women Stopped From Entering Universities After Taliban Ban
Hundreds of young women were stopped by armed guards on Wednesday from entering Afghan university campuses, a day after the nation's Taliban rulers banned them from higher education.
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"Doesn't Make Sense": Court On 'No Married People' Rule In Army's Legal Arm
The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked the Centre to explain why married men and women cannot be considered for Judge Advocate General (JAG) department, the legal arm of the army.
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Arms Dealer Sanjay Bhandari Can Be Extradited To India To Face Tax Evasion Charge: UK Court
A UK court on Monday ruled that Sanjay Bhandari, an accused middleman, and consultant in arms deals, can be extradited to India to face charges of tax evasion and money laundering.
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"If They Don't, We'll Stop It": Congress On Agnipath Ahead Of Haryana Polls
Reports about the government's plan to tweak the rules of Agnipath, the short-service Commission plan in the armed forces, have drawn a sharp reaction from the Congress.
-
"Fake Video": BJP After Trinamool Raises Former Judge's Sexist Comment
Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress has been up in arms against a controversial comment by High Court judge-turned-politician Abhijit Gangopadhyay that targets Mamata Banerjee.
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Myanmar Junta Enforces Mandatory Military Service For Young People: Report
Myanmar's junta has declared mandatory military service for all young men and women, state media said on Saturday, as it struggles to contain armed rebel forces fighting for greater autonomy in various parts of the country.
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Women Officers To Rule Indian Coast Guard Contingent At Republic Day Parade
Showcasing a significant stride towards gender inclusivity in the country's armed forces, women officers will take the helm of the Indian Coast Guard contingent during this year's Republic Day parade.
-
"Traitors Of People Should...": Meghalaya MLA Receives Death Threat
Outlawed armed group Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) has issued a death threat to Gavin Mylliemngap, a legislator of the ruling National People's Party in Meghalaya.
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No One Can Carry Arms In Court Premises In UP, Says Allahabad High Court
The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday ruled that no one, except security personnel, can carry arms in the court premises across the state.
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Armed Myanmar Group Seizes Border Crossing To China: Report
An ethnic minority armed group in Myanmar has seized control from the country's ruling junta of a lucrative border crossing to China, local media and a security source said Sunday.
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Big Tech to Face New Law Designed to Strengthen UK's Competition Watchdog
Big Tech is set to face a new law in the UK that is designed to rein in its power to stifle competition in digital markets. Companies such as Google, Facebook and Amazon may have to offer customers an easy way to out of online subscriptions while making it easier to tackle fake reviews. Companies who breach the proposed rules could face a fine of u...
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Adultery Laws Still Applicable In Armed Forces, Clarifies Supreme Court
Observing that military discipline will be affected if there is an army with "completely loose morals", the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that the armed forces can take action against their officers for adulterous acts.
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Armed Forces Can Act Against Their Officers For Adultery: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today ruled that armed forces can take action against their officers for adulterous acts, as it clarified the landmark 2018 judgement that decriminalised adultery.
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Government to Hold Discussions With Stakeholders on PIB Fact Checks for Social Media in February: MoS IT
The government will hold discussions with stakeholders before its controversial plan to give powers to its arm the Press Information Bureau (PIB) to police fake news on social media, according to Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has prop...
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Russia's Nuclear Arms Stopping West From Declaring War: Putin's Top Ally
Russia's nuclear arsenal and the rules Moscow has laid out for its use are the only factors preventing the West from starting a war against Russia, a top ally of President Vladimir Putin said in an article published on Sunday.
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Afghan Women Stopped From Entering Universities After Taliban Ban
Hundreds of young women were stopped by armed guards on Wednesday from entering Afghan university campuses, a day after the nation's Taliban rulers banned them from higher education.
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"Doesn't Make Sense": Court On 'No Married People' Rule In Army's Legal Arm
The Delhi High Court Wednesday asked the Centre to explain why married men and women cannot be considered for Judge Advocate General (JAG) department, the legal arm of the army.
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Arms Dealer Sanjay Bhandari Can Be Extradited To India To Face Tax Evasion Charge: UK Court
A UK court on Monday ruled that Sanjay Bhandari, an accused middleman, and consultant in arms deals, can be extradited to India to face charges of tax evasion and money laundering.
