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Litigant Can't Take Domestic Violence Proceedings For Granted: Delhi High Court
A litigant cannot be allowed to take for granted the proceedings initiated before a court by a victim of domestic violence, the Delhi High Court said.
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45% Kids Living In Children Homes In South, Southeast Delhi Unable To Identify 2-Digit Numbers: Study
The survey was conducted in 30 children homes of south and southeast districts and 400 children in the age group of 6 to 18 were covered. Child Care Institutions house children who are victims of trafficking, sexual violence, parental incarceration, parental death, child labour, amongst others.
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"Precaution While Arresting": High Court Seeks Copy Of Delhi Violence Probe Order
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the police to file a copy of an order passed by a senior officer of the probe agency to its team, which has been challenged by the families of two victims who were allegedly killed during the Delhi riots this year.
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2 Delhi Aid Workers Raise Money For Migrants, Send 100 Home In A Week
Last week, Rohit Kumar, a teacher based in Delhi, send an appeal on social media for help to arrange a bus to send helpless migrants back to their villages in neighbouring Uttar Pradesh. Within a few days since he made the appeal, Mr Kumar was able to raise four lakh rupees' and able to send 100 migrant workers home. Rohithas started two initiative...
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Steps Required To Curb Domestic Abuse Amid Lockdown, High Court Tells Centre, Delhi Government
The Delhi High Court has directed the Centre and the AAP government here to hold top-level meeting to deliberate on measures to curb domestic violence and protect the victims during the coronavirus lockdown.
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"Nothing Is Left": Relief Camp For Delhi Violence Victims Shut Over Virus Fears
A relief camp in northeast Delhi for families affected by last month's violence has been closed over fears of the COVID-19 virus spreading among its occupants
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Court Orders Immediate DNA Test Of Bodies Found After Delhi Violence
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed authorities to conduct DNA testing on the bodies of North East Delhi riot victims without waiting for an order from any court, taking into account the urgency of each case.
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800 Beds, Basic Facilities Provided To Violence Victims: Delhi Government
The Delhi government on Saturday said it has ensured speedy drainage of rain water and provision of 800 beds to people living in the relief camps, where all the other facilities are also being provided.
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Top Court Refuses Delhi Violence Victim's Intervention In Activist Harsh Mander's Case
The Supreme Court has refused to allow a victim of the recent Delhi violence to intervene in a matter in which the Centre has raised the issue of alleged hate speech by activist Harsh Mander during anti-CAA protests.
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Hate Speech Cases Against BJP Leaders In Supreme Court Today
The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear cases against BJP leaders accused of hate speeches, filed by victims of last week's Delhi violence in which 48 have been killed. Listing the petitions for Wednesday as lawyers stressed on urgency, the Chief Justice had said on Monday that the Supreme Court "wishes for peace but has limitations to its power" ...
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Arvind Kejriwal Announces Help Via Twitter For Delhi Violence Victims
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has urged people to inform state government about anyone who is in need by using #DelhiRelief so that help can reach the needy on time.
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Documents Gutted, How Can We Get Compensation? Say Delhi Violence Victims
With their documents destroyed along with their homes, many violence-hit victims face uncertainty on how to claim compensation from the Delhi government.
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"Wish For Peace But Limited Power": Supreme Court To Hear Hate Speech Cases
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear cases against BJP leaders accused of hate speeches, filed by victims of last week's Delhi violence in which 46 have been killed. Listing the petitions for Wednesday as lawyers stressed on urgency, the Chief Justice, however, said the Supreme Court "wishes for peace but has limitations to its power" to control ...
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Protest In London, Paris, 16 Other European Cities Against Delhi Violence
Demonstrations and sit-ins were organised by members of the Indian community in more than 18 cities across Europe on Saturday to express solidarity with the victims of the clashes in Delhi and to demand immediate action against those responsible.
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Campus To Remain Open For Delhi Violence Victims: JNU Student's Union
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) today said that the campus will remain open for victims of Delhi violence, despite the notice by the varsity administration advising the organization to refrain from doing so.
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Litigant Can't Take Domestic Violence Proceedings For Granted: Delhi High Court
A litigant cannot be allowed to take for granted the proceedings initiated before a court by a victim of domestic violence, the Delhi High Court said.
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45% Kids Living In Children Homes In South, Southeast Delhi Unable To Identify 2-Digit Numbers: Study
The survey was conducted in 30 children homes of south and southeast districts and 400 children in the age group of 6 to 18 were covered. Child Care Institutions house children who are victims of trafficking, sexual violence, parental incarceration, parental death, child labour, amongst others.
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"Precaution While Arresting": High Court Seeks Copy Of Delhi Violence Probe Order
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the police to file a copy of an order passed by a senior officer of the probe agency to its team, which has been challenged by the families of two victims who were allegedly killed during the Delhi riots this year.
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2 Delhi Aid Workers Raise Money For Migrants, Send 100 Home In A Week
Last week, Rohit Kumar, a teacher based in Delhi, send an appeal on social media for help to arrange a bus to send helpless migrants back to their villages in neighbouring Uttar Pradesh. Within a few days since he made the appeal, Mr Kumar was able to raise four lakh rupees' and able to send 100 migrant workers home. Rohithas started two initiative...
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Steps Required To Curb Domestic Abuse Amid Lockdown, High Court Tells Centre, Delhi Government
The Delhi High Court has directed the Centre and the AAP government here to hold top-level meeting to deliberate on measures to curb domestic violence and protect the victims during the coronavirus lockdown.
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"Nothing Is Left": Relief Camp For Delhi Violence Victims Shut Over Virus Fears
A relief camp in northeast Delhi for families affected by last month's violence has been closed over fears of the COVID-19 virus spreading among its occupants
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Court Orders Immediate DNA Test Of Bodies Found After Delhi Violence
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed authorities to conduct DNA testing on the bodies of North East Delhi riot victims without waiting for an order from any court, taking into account the urgency of each case.
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800 Beds, Basic Facilities Provided To Violence Victims: Delhi Government
The Delhi government on Saturday said it has ensured speedy drainage of rain water and provision of 800 beds to people living in the relief camps, where all the other facilities are also being provided.
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Top Court Refuses Delhi Violence Victim's Intervention In Activist Harsh Mander's Case
The Supreme Court has refused to allow a victim of the recent Delhi violence to intervene in a matter in which the Centre has raised the issue of alleged hate speech by activist Harsh Mander during anti-CAA protests.
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Hate Speech Cases Against BJP Leaders In Supreme Court Today
The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear cases against BJP leaders accused of hate speeches, filed by victims of last week's Delhi violence in which 48 have been killed. Listing the petitions for Wednesday as lawyers stressed on urgency, the Chief Justice had said on Monday that the Supreme Court "wishes for peace but has limitations to its power" ...
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Arvind Kejriwal Announces Help Via Twitter For Delhi Violence Victims
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has urged people to inform state government about anyone who is in need by using #DelhiRelief so that help can reach the needy on time.
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Documents Gutted, How Can We Get Compensation? Say Delhi Violence Victims
With their documents destroyed along with their homes, many violence-hit victims face uncertainty on how to claim compensation from the Delhi government.
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"Wish For Peace But Limited Power": Supreme Court To Hear Hate Speech Cases
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear cases against BJP leaders accused of hate speeches, filed by victims of last week's Delhi violence in which 46 have been killed. Listing the petitions for Wednesday as lawyers stressed on urgency, the Chief Justice, however, said the Supreme Court "wishes for peace but has limitations to its power" to control ...
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Protest In London, Paris, 16 Other European Cities Against Delhi Violence
Demonstrations and sit-ins were organised by members of the Indian community in more than 18 cities across Europe on Saturday to express solidarity with the victims of the clashes in Delhi and to demand immediate action against those responsible.
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Campus To Remain Open For Delhi Violence Victims: JNU Student's Union
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) today said that the campus will remain open for victims of Delhi violence, despite the notice by the varsity administration advising the organization to refrain from doing so.
