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Punjab Government To Challenge High Court Order Over School Fee
The decision to file an appeal against the order was taken after a meeting in which Singla, Chief Secretary Vini Mahajan, Advocate General Atul Nanda and Education Secretary Krishan Kumar were present.
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After Court Remark On Drugs Cases, Amarinder Singh Pulls Up Law Office
Taking a serious view of the concerns expressed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court over the manner in which final reports are being filed by the prosecution in drug related offences, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today directed Advocate General Atul Nanda to pursue the matter ensure that there is no laxity on this in future.
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JNU Professor Accused Of Sexual Harassment By Students Gets Bail
A professor of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) who was arrested on charges of sexual harassment has got bail from a Delhi court.Earlier in the day, Professor Atul Johri of JNU's School of Life Sciences was arrested after he was questioned in connection with eight First Information Reports (FIRs) of molestation filed against him.
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Navjot Sidhu Gets Legal Go-Ahead For TV Shows, 'No Conflict Of Interest', Says Advocate General
Punjab's culture minister Navjot Sidhu can take part in television shows and there is "no conflict of interest" in it, feels the state's Advocate General Atul Nanda, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's office said today. The Chief Minister had sought the opinion of Advocate General on whether Mr Sidhu has to surrender his TV career as a minister. A ...
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H-1B Visa Fraud: Two Indian-American Brothers Jailed For 7 Years
Two Indian-American brothers have been sentenced to over seven years in prison for committing fraud in the H-1B visa programme, popular among IT and software professionals, to create a low-cost workforce in the US.
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Indian American Brothers Convicted in H1B Visa Fraud Case
Two Indian-American brothers have been convicted on charges of H-1B visa fraud and will face a maximum of 20 years of imprisonment and a fine of USD 250,000, the Department of Justice has said.
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Heroine makers go to court over government order for anti-smoking messages
The makers of Heroine moved the Delhi High Court against the order to display anti-smoking messages during smoking scenes.
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Punjab Government To Challenge High Court Order Over School Fee
The decision to file an appeal against the order was taken after a meeting in which Singla, Chief Secretary Vini Mahajan, Advocate General Atul Nanda and Education Secretary Krishan Kumar were present.
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After Court Remark On Drugs Cases, Amarinder Singh Pulls Up Law Office
Taking a serious view of the concerns expressed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court over the manner in which final reports are being filed by the prosecution in drug related offences, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today directed Advocate General Atul Nanda to pursue the matter ensure that there is no laxity on this in future.
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JNU Professor Accused Of Sexual Harassment By Students Gets Bail
A professor of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) who was arrested on charges of sexual harassment has got bail from a Delhi court.Earlier in the day, Professor Atul Johri of JNU's School of Life Sciences was arrested after he was questioned in connection with eight First Information Reports (FIRs) of molestation filed against him.
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Navjot Sidhu Gets Legal Go-Ahead For TV Shows, 'No Conflict Of Interest', Says Advocate General
Punjab's culture minister Navjot Sidhu can take part in television shows and there is "no conflict of interest" in it, feels the state's Advocate General Atul Nanda, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh's office said today. The Chief Minister had sought the opinion of Advocate General on whether Mr Sidhu has to surrender his TV career as a minister. A ...
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H-1B Visa Fraud: Two Indian-American Brothers Jailed For 7 Years
Two Indian-American brothers have been sentenced to over seven years in prison for committing fraud in the H-1B visa programme, popular among IT and software professionals, to create a low-cost workforce in the US.
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Indian American Brothers Convicted in H1B Visa Fraud Case
Two Indian-American brothers have been convicted on charges of H-1B visa fraud and will face a maximum of 20 years of imprisonment and a fine of USD 250,000, the Department of Justice has said.
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Heroine makers go to court over government order for anti-smoking messages
The makers of Heroine moved the Delhi High Court against the order to display anti-smoking messages during smoking scenes.
