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Book Excerpt | AFSPA, And When Army Enters The Realm Of Governance
There is a difference between rights violations in wartime and peacetime, governed by domestic law and subject to judicial review. This is where the vesting of the armed forces with AFSPA powers is unique in terms of its interface with democracy.
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Domestic Violence Law Entitles Women To Maintenance Even After Divorce: Court
A woman is entitled to maintenance under provisions of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (DV Act) even after divorce, the Bombay High Court has said.
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WPS Office Accused of Freezing Document Over Million Words; Violated China Cyberspace Rules, Developer Says
WPS Office developer Kingsoft responded to censorship criticism on Monday after a writer’s document containing over a million words was frozen, over “sensitive content”. The word processing program that's part of China's most downloaded domestically produced suite of office applications, stated that it had restricted third-party access to an ...
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Indian Sellers On Amazon, Flipkart Face Antitrust Raids: Report
Anti-trust body Competition Commission of India launched raids early on Thursday against two top domestic sellers of Amazon.com Inc, and some on Walmart's Flipkart, following accusations of competition law violations, sources told Reuters.
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Amazon India's Top Sellers Cloudtail, Appario Said to Be Raided by Antitrust Body CCI
India's antitrust body, Competition Commission of India (CCI), launched raids against two top domestic sellers of online retail giant Amazon over accusations of having violated competition laws. The two sellers were Cloudtail and Appario, as per sources, and the raids were carried out in the capital New Delhi, and Bengaluru.
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Airlines May Ban 15 Passengers For 3 Months For Violating Covid Norms
Fifteen passengers, who were found violating COVID-19 norms on domestic flights of three airlines this month, may be banned for three months by the carriers, senior officials of aviation regulator DGCA said on Wednesday.
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1st Coronavirus Case In North-East, Full Lockdown In Almost All Of India: 10 Points
Manipur has reported its first case of coronavirus with a 23-year-old woman who returned from the United Kingdom testing positive, making it the first case in the northeast. She is a student in the UK and had flown to Delhi on March 19 and then to Kolkata and Agartala before reaching Manipur. Nearly all of India - with 32 states and union territori...
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Student Lois Sofia And Father Appear Before Rights Panel In Tamil Nadu
A research scholar who raised anti-BJP slogans in a domestic flight, and her father appeared at a SHRC hearing today, on their complaint of alleged human rights violations over the incident.
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Aviation Regulator To Soon Get Powers To Impose Penalties
The move would give more teeth and leeway to the aviation regulator and aviation security agency BCAS in dealing with instances of violations amid the domestic sector witnessing over 20 per cent sustained growth in passenger traffic.
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Engineering Student, His Mother Among 3 Held For Murder Of His Father
Three persons, including an engineering student and his mother, were arrested on Wednesday in connection with the murder of his father, a retired Army man, whose burnt body was found at a deserted place in the city nearly a fortnight ago, police said.
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112 Buildings Near Mumbai Airports Violate Norms: Directorate General of Civil Aviation
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Thursday informed the Bombay High Court that 112 buildings within the radius of four km of the domestic and international airports in Mumbai have come up in violation of the aviation safety rules.
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Gurbaksh Chahal, Indian-Origin Silicon Valley Mogul, Jailed In Domestic Violence Case
A Silicon Valley internet mogul who sold his startup for $300 million at the age of 25 and appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" as a highly eligible bachelor was sentenced on Friday to a year in jail for violating his probation in a domestic violence case.
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Intervening To Reduce Overseas Airfares Will Violate Law: Government
Government intervening to reduce airfare charged by domestic airlines on international routes will not only violate Indian law but will also be anti-competitive, Union Minister Jayant Sinha said today.
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Intervening To Reduce Overseas Airfares Will Violate Law: Minister
The government's intervention to reduce airfare charged by domestic airlines on international routes will not only violate Indian law but will also be anti-competitive, Union Minister Jayant Sinha said on Tuesday.
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Umar Akmal's One-match Suspension Lifted By Pakistan Cricket Board
Pakistan's middle-order batsman Umar Akmal was handed one-match ban by Pakistan Cricket Board for violating dress code during a domestic match.
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Book Excerpt | AFSPA, And When Army Enters The Realm Of Governance
There is a difference between rights violations in wartime and peacetime, governed by domestic law and subject to judicial review. This is where the vesting of the armed forces with AFSPA powers is unique in terms of its interface with democracy.
-
Domestic Violence Law Entitles Women To Maintenance Even After Divorce: Court
A woman is entitled to maintenance under provisions of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (DV Act) even after divorce, the Bombay High Court has said.
-
WPS Office Accused of Freezing Document Over Million Words; Violated China Cyberspace Rules, Developer Says
WPS Office developer Kingsoft responded to censorship criticism on Monday after a writer’s document containing over a million words was frozen, over “sensitive content”. The word processing program that's part of China's most downloaded domestically produced suite of office applications, stated that it had restricted third-party access to an ...
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Indian Sellers On Amazon, Flipkart Face Antitrust Raids: Report
Anti-trust body Competition Commission of India launched raids early on Thursday against two top domestic sellers of Amazon.com Inc, and some on Walmart's Flipkart, following accusations of competition law violations, sources told Reuters.
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Amazon India's Top Sellers Cloudtail, Appario Said to Be Raided by Antitrust Body CCI
India's antitrust body, Competition Commission of India (CCI), launched raids against two top domestic sellers of online retail giant Amazon over accusations of having violated competition laws. The two sellers were Cloudtail and Appario, as per sources, and the raids were carried out in the capital New Delhi, and Bengaluru.
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Airlines May Ban 15 Passengers For 3 Months For Violating Covid Norms
Fifteen passengers, who were found violating COVID-19 norms on domestic flights of three airlines this month, may be banned for three months by the carriers, senior officials of aviation regulator DGCA said on Wednesday.
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1st Coronavirus Case In North-East, Full Lockdown In Almost All Of India: 10 Points
Manipur has reported its first case of coronavirus with a 23-year-old woman who returned from the United Kingdom testing positive, making it the first case in the northeast. She is a student in the UK and had flown to Delhi on March 19 and then to Kolkata and Agartala before reaching Manipur. Nearly all of India - with 32 states and union territori...
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Student Lois Sofia And Father Appear Before Rights Panel In Tamil Nadu
A research scholar who raised anti-BJP slogans in a domestic flight, and her father appeared at a SHRC hearing today, on their complaint of alleged human rights violations over the incident.
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Aviation Regulator To Soon Get Powers To Impose Penalties
The move would give more teeth and leeway to the aviation regulator and aviation security agency BCAS in dealing with instances of violations amid the domestic sector witnessing over 20 per cent sustained growth in passenger traffic.
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Engineering Student, His Mother Among 3 Held For Murder Of His Father
Three persons, including an engineering student and his mother, were arrested on Wednesday in connection with the murder of his father, a retired Army man, whose burnt body was found at a deserted place in the city nearly a fortnight ago, police said.
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112 Buildings Near Mumbai Airports Violate Norms: Directorate General of Civil Aviation
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Thursday informed the Bombay High Court that 112 buildings within the radius of four km of the domestic and international airports in Mumbai have come up in violation of the aviation safety rules.
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Gurbaksh Chahal, Indian-Origin Silicon Valley Mogul, Jailed In Domestic Violence Case
A Silicon Valley internet mogul who sold his startup for $300 million at the age of 25 and appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" as a highly eligible bachelor was sentenced on Friday to a year in jail for violating his probation in a domestic violence case.
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Intervening To Reduce Overseas Airfares Will Violate Law: Government
Government intervening to reduce airfare charged by domestic airlines on international routes will not only violate Indian law but will also be anti-competitive, Union Minister Jayant Sinha said today.
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Intervening To Reduce Overseas Airfares Will Violate Law: Minister
The government's intervention to reduce airfare charged by domestic airlines on international routes will not only violate Indian law but will also be anti-competitive, Union Minister Jayant Sinha said on Tuesday.
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Umar Akmal's One-match Suspension Lifted By Pakistan Cricket Board
Pakistan's middle-order batsman Umar Akmal was handed one-match ban by Pakistan Cricket Board for violating dress code during a domestic match.
