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US State Arizona's Ballot Can Describe Fetuses As "Unborn" Humans: Court
Arizona's supreme court has ruled that a fetus can be described as an "unborn human being" on ballots when voters decide this November whether to make abortion a constitutional right.
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France Bans TikTok, Deploys Troops At Airport Amid Riots In New Caledonia
France deployed troops to New Caledonia's ports and international airport, banned TikTok and imposed a state of emergency on Thursday after three nights of clashes that have left four dead and hundreds wounded.
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US Senate May Set Up Court Showdown Over TikTok's Free Speech Protections
The U.S. Senate set up a likely court showdown over the scope of TikTok's free speech protections under the U.S. Constitution when it approved a bill on Tuesday to ban the social media platform from app stores unless its Chinese owner sells it.
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"Games Of Skill": Madras High Court Lifts Ban On Online Rummy, Poker
The Madras High Court on Thursday declined to declare the entire Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Online Gambling and Regulation of Online Games Act, 2022, as ultra vires the Constitution and held Rummy and Poker are 'games of skill.'
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Should Separatist Shabbir Shah's Party Be Banned? Tribunal To Decide
The Centre on Monday constituted a tribunal for adjudicating if there is sufficient ground for declaring the Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party (JKDFP) as an unlawful organisation.
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Assam Forms 4-Member Panel To Examine Legality To Ban Polygamy
The Assam government has constituted a four-member expert committee to examine the legislative competence of the state legislature to enact a law to end polygamy, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
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Singapore Decriminalises Gay Sex, But Also Deals A Blow To LGBT Community
Singapore's parliament on Tuesday decriminalised sex between men, but, in a blow to the LGBT community, also amended the constitution to prevent court challenges that in other countries have led to the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
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"Unscrambling A Scrambled Egg": Government On Case Against Notes Ban
A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Justice S A Nazeer is hearing a batch of 58 petitions challenging the demonetisation exercise.
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Constitutional Court Must Speak In One Voice As Far As Possible: Justice Dhulia
A constitutional court must speak in "one voice" as far as possible and split verdicts do not resolve a dispute, Supreme Court judge Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia said on Thursday.
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"Aware Of Lakshman Rekha" But Will Probe Demonetisation: Supreme Court
Petitions to be heard on Nov 9 challenge Constitutional validity of rendering 80% of all notes worthless unless exchanged, in PM's sudden announcement
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Bomb Manuals, 'Mission 2047' Document Found In Popular Front Raids: Probe Agencies
After PFI ban, its political wing SDPI says action by BJP government "direct blow on democracy and rights of people enshrined in Constitution"
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Notes Ban: Supreme Court To Hear Pleas Challenging Constitutional Validity
The Supreme Court will tomorrow hear pleas challenging the constitutional validity of Demonisation six years after the controversial move by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Bhaichung Bhutia Wants Voting Rights For Players In Future AIFF Constitution
Bhaichung Bhutia on Monday welcomed the Supreme Court decision to remove the Committee of Administrators as it was done to "salvage" the U-17 Women's World Cup and ensure revocation of the FIFA ban on India
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FIFA Sets July 15 Deadline For AIFF Constitution Approval, September 15 For Elections To Avoid Ban
A FIFA ban would mean the Women's U-17 World Cup, to be held in October, taken away from the country.
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On Delhi Meat Shops Ban During Navaratri, Trinamool MP's Reaction
Referring to freedoms guaranteed to Indian citizens by the Constitution, she said it allows her to eat meat whenever she likes and the shopkeepers to sell it.
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US State Arizona's Ballot Can Describe Fetuses As "Unborn" Humans: Court
Arizona's supreme court has ruled that a fetus can be described as an "unborn human being" on ballots when voters decide this November whether to make abortion a constitutional right.
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France Bans TikTok, Deploys Troops At Airport Amid Riots In New Caledonia
France deployed troops to New Caledonia's ports and international airport, banned TikTok and imposed a state of emergency on Thursday after three nights of clashes that have left four dead and hundreds wounded.
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US Senate May Set Up Court Showdown Over TikTok's Free Speech Protections
The U.S. Senate set up a likely court showdown over the scope of TikTok's free speech protections under the U.S. Constitution when it approved a bill on Tuesday to ban the social media platform from app stores unless its Chinese owner sells it.
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"Games Of Skill": Madras High Court Lifts Ban On Online Rummy, Poker
The Madras High Court on Thursday declined to declare the entire Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Online Gambling and Regulation of Online Games Act, 2022, as ultra vires the Constitution and held Rummy and Poker are 'games of skill.'
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Should Separatist Shabbir Shah's Party Be Banned? Tribunal To Decide
The Centre on Monday constituted a tribunal for adjudicating if there is sufficient ground for declaring the Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party (JKDFP) as an unlawful organisation.
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Assam Forms 4-Member Panel To Examine Legality To Ban Polygamy
The Assam government has constituted a four-member expert committee to examine the legislative competence of the state legislature to enact a law to end polygamy, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said.
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Singapore Decriminalises Gay Sex, But Also Deals A Blow To LGBT Community
Singapore's parliament on Tuesday decriminalised sex between men, but, in a blow to the LGBT community, also amended the constitution to prevent court challenges that in other countries have led to the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
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"Unscrambling A Scrambled Egg": Government On Case Against Notes Ban
A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Justice S A Nazeer is hearing a batch of 58 petitions challenging the demonetisation exercise.
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Constitutional Court Must Speak In One Voice As Far As Possible: Justice Dhulia
A constitutional court must speak in "one voice" as far as possible and split verdicts do not resolve a dispute, Supreme Court judge Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia said on Thursday.
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"Aware Of Lakshman Rekha" But Will Probe Demonetisation: Supreme Court
Petitions to be heard on Nov 9 challenge Constitutional validity of rendering 80% of all notes worthless unless exchanged, in PM's sudden announcement
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Bomb Manuals, 'Mission 2047' Document Found In Popular Front Raids: Probe Agencies
After PFI ban, its political wing SDPI says action by BJP government "direct blow on democracy and rights of people enshrined in Constitution"
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Notes Ban: Supreme Court To Hear Pleas Challenging Constitutional Validity
The Supreme Court will tomorrow hear pleas challenging the constitutional validity of Demonisation six years after the controversial move by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Bhaichung Bhutia Wants Voting Rights For Players In Future AIFF Constitution
Bhaichung Bhutia on Monday welcomed the Supreme Court decision to remove the Committee of Administrators as it was done to "salvage" the U-17 Women's World Cup and ensure revocation of the FIFA ban on India
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FIFA Sets July 15 Deadline For AIFF Constitution Approval, September 15 For Elections To Avoid Ban
A FIFA ban would mean the Women's U-17 World Cup, to be held in October, taken away from the country.
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On Delhi Meat Shops Ban During Navaratri, Trinamool MP's Reaction
Referring to freedoms guaranteed to Indian citizens by the Constitution, she said it allows her to eat meat whenever she likes and the shopkeepers to sell it.
