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Karnataka Minister To Sponsor Education Of 29 Girls Who Came From Violence-Hit Manipur
Karnataka Housing and Minority Welfare Minister, BZ Zameer Ahmed Khan on Tuesday promised to bear the education cost and welfare of 29 girl students from Manipur who have migrated to Bengaluru.
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"Won't Be Allowed At Any Cost": Uttarakhand Cops On Religious Meet Today
Prohibitory orders under CRPC section 144 have been enforced in Dada Jalalpur village near Uttarakhand's Roorkee where a 'Hindu Mahapanchayat' was scheduled to be held on Wednesday, officials said.
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Tinder to Let US Users Run Background Checks for History of Violence Before Dates
Tinder will give US users a way to check if potential dates have been convicted of a violent crime, a check that experts warn has limitations.
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High Court Stays Fine On Police In Delhi Riots Case
The Delhi High Court Wednesday stayed the imposition of Rs 25,000 costs on the police in a case related to northeast Delhi riots but refused to interfere with the trial court's strictures against its investigation at this stage.
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Opinion: The Cost Of BJP's All-Or-Nothing Bengal Campaign
Of course the party has lavished its own corpus of 'donations' on the polls, but in the still of the night, when ambulance sirens wail, does the BJP brass wonder if its Bengal mission was worth it?
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Myanmar Junta Cuts Wireless Internet to Stifle Coup Protests
Myanmar military cut wireless broadband internet services in the country on Friday to curb protests against the coup. Protesters have continued to defy the threat of lethal violence to oppose the junta's takeover.
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Republic Day Violence: High Court Rejects Plea For Action Against Cops
The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed with cost of Rs 10,000 a PIL seeking action against the police and intelligence officials concerned for their "failure" in "anticipating and controlling" the farmers' protest on Republic Day leading to their forced entry into the Red Fort.
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Will Do Asset Recovery Like UP: Karnataka Minister After Bengaluru Clash
The violence in Bengaluru on Tuesday evening in which three persons died in police firing, was "planned", Karnataka Minister CT Ravi told reporters on Wednesday. The minister also said the state would recover the costs of the assets destroyed -- much like Uttar Pradesh which made a similar move after clashes over the Citizenship Amendment Act earli...
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In UP's Sambhal, Questions On Legality Of Notices Sent To Alleged Rioters
In the aftermath of the violence that erupted across Uttar Pradesh during protests against the amended Citizenship Act, the state government has sent out several show cause notices to alleged rioters to recover cost of damage from them, a move that has sparked controversy.
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Tamil Nadu Government Launches 24-Hour Helpline For Women
The Tamil Nadu government Monday launched a 24-hour helpline for women, among others, facing domestic violence and sexual harassment.Chief Minister K Palaniswami launched the initiative,developed at a cost of Rs 62.70 lakh.
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On Tuticorin Firing, Chief Minister Palaniswami Defends Police: 10 Facts
Under attack over police firing on protesters in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami appeared to defend the police and blamed the violence on "political parties and anti-social elements". They "misled" the protesters against Sterlite, and the police defended themselves after they came under attack, he said. Union minister Rajnath Sin...
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States Brace For Bharat Bandh After Home Ministry Alert: 10 Points
The Union home ministry has advised all states to strengthen security and check any possible violence after certain groups called for a Bharat Bandh today against caste-based reservation in jobs and education. While calls for the bandh are being circulated on social media, no group has yet come forward to make it official. The Home Ministry's advis...
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9 Dead In Violence During Dalit Bharat Bandh Protests: 10 Points
Protests that swept north India cost at least nine lives on Monday as Dalit groups tried to enforce a nationwide shutdown. In Madhya Pradesh, six people died in clashes, two were killed in Uttar Pradesh and one in Rajasthan's Alwar. Violence was also reported from parts of Punjab and Jharkhand. Punjab came to a standstill as the government had the ...
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Day After Massive Shutdown, Violence In Maharashtra, 300 Detained
More than 300 people have been detained and 16 cases filed by the police following the massive shutdown and protests in Maharashtra called by Dalit groups that turned violent in some towns yesterday and cost two lives. One of the persons who died was a 16-year-old, who was part of the mob blocking a road in Nanded.
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Maintenance Of Rs 3,500 To Wife Not High In city like Delhi: Court
A monthly interim maintenance amount of Rs 3,500 is not high in view of the cost of living in Delhi, a court in the city observed while dismissing a man's plea against an order directing him to maintain his estranged wife.
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Karnataka Minister To Sponsor Education Of 29 Girls Who Came From Violence-Hit Manipur
Karnataka Housing and Minority Welfare Minister, BZ Zameer Ahmed Khan on Tuesday promised to bear the education cost and welfare of 29 girl students from Manipur who have migrated to Bengaluru.
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"Won't Be Allowed At Any Cost": Uttarakhand Cops On Religious Meet Today
Prohibitory orders under CRPC section 144 have been enforced in Dada Jalalpur village near Uttarakhand's Roorkee where a 'Hindu Mahapanchayat' was scheduled to be held on Wednesday, officials said.
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Tinder to Let US Users Run Background Checks for History of Violence Before Dates
Tinder will give US users a way to check if potential dates have been convicted of a violent crime, a check that experts warn has limitations.
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High Court Stays Fine On Police In Delhi Riots Case
The Delhi High Court Wednesday stayed the imposition of Rs 25,000 costs on the police in a case related to northeast Delhi riots but refused to interfere with the trial court's strictures against its investigation at this stage.
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Opinion: The Cost Of BJP's All-Or-Nothing Bengal Campaign
Of course the party has lavished its own corpus of 'donations' on the polls, but in the still of the night, when ambulance sirens wail, does the BJP brass wonder if its Bengal mission was worth it?
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Myanmar Junta Cuts Wireless Internet to Stifle Coup Protests
Myanmar military cut wireless broadband internet services in the country on Friday to curb protests against the coup. Protesters have continued to defy the threat of lethal violence to oppose the junta's takeover.
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Republic Day Violence: High Court Rejects Plea For Action Against Cops
The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed with cost of Rs 10,000 a PIL seeking action against the police and intelligence officials concerned for their "failure" in "anticipating and controlling" the farmers' protest on Republic Day leading to their forced entry into the Red Fort.
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Will Do Asset Recovery Like UP: Karnataka Minister After Bengaluru Clash
The violence in Bengaluru on Tuesday evening in which three persons died in police firing, was "planned", Karnataka Minister CT Ravi told reporters on Wednesday. The minister also said the state would recover the costs of the assets destroyed -- much like Uttar Pradesh which made a similar move after clashes over the Citizenship Amendment Act earli...
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In UP's Sambhal, Questions On Legality Of Notices Sent To Alleged Rioters
In the aftermath of the violence that erupted across Uttar Pradesh during protests against the amended Citizenship Act, the state government has sent out several show cause notices to alleged rioters to recover cost of damage from them, a move that has sparked controversy.
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Tamil Nadu Government Launches 24-Hour Helpline For Women
The Tamil Nadu government Monday launched a 24-hour helpline for women, among others, facing domestic violence and sexual harassment.Chief Minister K Palaniswami launched the initiative,developed at a cost of Rs 62.70 lakh.
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On Tuticorin Firing, Chief Minister Palaniswami Defends Police: 10 Facts
Under attack over police firing on protesters in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami appeared to defend the police and blamed the violence on "political parties and anti-social elements". They "misled" the protesters against Sterlite, and the police defended themselves after they came under attack, he said. Union minister Rajnath Sin...
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States Brace For Bharat Bandh After Home Ministry Alert: 10 Points
The Union home ministry has advised all states to strengthen security and check any possible violence after certain groups called for a Bharat Bandh today against caste-based reservation in jobs and education. While calls for the bandh are being circulated on social media, no group has yet come forward to make it official. The Home Ministry's advis...
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9 Dead In Violence During Dalit Bharat Bandh Protests: 10 Points
Protests that swept north India cost at least nine lives on Monday as Dalit groups tried to enforce a nationwide shutdown. In Madhya Pradesh, six people died in clashes, two were killed in Uttar Pradesh and one in Rajasthan's Alwar. Violence was also reported from parts of Punjab and Jharkhand. Punjab came to a standstill as the government had the ...
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Day After Massive Shutdown, Violence In Maharashtra, 300 Detained
More than 300 people have been detained and 16 cases filed by the police following the massive shutdown and protests in Maharashtra called by Dalit groups that turned violent in some towns yesterday and cost two lives. One of the persons who died was a 16-year-old, who was part of the mob blocking a road in Nanded.
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Maintenance Of Rs 3,500 To Wife Not High In city like Delhi: Court
A monthly interim maintenance amount of Rs 3,500 is not high in view of the cost of living in Delhi, a court in the city observed while dismissing a man's plea against an order directing him to maintain his estranged wife.
