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'Digital Arrest': People Are Losing Crores To Scammers. How To Remain Safe
"Digital arrests" refers to a type of cyber fraud where scammers impersonate law enforcement officers or government representatives.
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ED Said to Have Raided Offices of Sellers Operating on Amazon and Flipkart
India's ED has raided offices of some sellers operating Amazon and Walmart-owned Flipkart. One senior government source said raids were being carried out in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, but did not give names of sellers whose offices were being raided.
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Bihar Government Cancels Leave Of All Police Officials Ahead Of Durga Puja
Bihar government has cancelled the leave of all police personnel and officers ahead of the Durga Puja festival to ensure communal harmony and maintain law and order.
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Punjab Reserved Posts For Scheduled Castes In Picking Law Officers: Minister
Punjab Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema informed the House that it is for the first time that the state government provided reservation for the scheduled castes in the appointment of law officers in the office of the state advocate general.
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New Israeli Law To Allow Shutting Al Jazeera Offices Over Security Concerns: Report
The Israeli government has approved new regulations that will allow it to temporarily shut down the bureaus of news channel Al Jazeera amid the ongoing war with Hamas citing that the outlet's reports were damaging national security.
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Pak Passes Law That Paves Way For Exiled Ex PM Nawaz Sharif's Return
Pakistan's national assembly has passed legislation limiting how long lawmakers can be disqualified from office, a state spokesman said Tuesday, paving the way for exiled former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's return to politics.
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Delhi's Law Office Directs Officials To "Strictly" Follow Centre's Ordinance
The Delhi government's law department has directed all the top officials for "strict compliance" of the Centre's ordinance related to services issued earlier this month, officials said on Thursday.
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Mudrex Crypto Firm Enters Italy, Lauds Appealing ‘Regulatory Clarity’ in EU
Mudrex has bagged legal recognition in Italy that officially allows it to offer its services in one part of the European Union (EU). The announcement was released on Monday, May 15. Mudrex has lauded the clarity in crypto-related regulations in the EU, which, the company says, makes it easy to conduct business in.
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Missing Files Reveal Missing Law: 66 Years On, No Official Records Act In Madhya Pradesh
Information commissioner fines three officers for losing even the RTI application filed to track a missing certificate, asks government to frame a law
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CJI Chandrachud Announces Launch Of 'Supreme Court Mobile App 2.0'
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud announced on Wednesday that Supreme Court Mobile App 2.0 with additional features is ready and it will enable all law officers and government departments to track their cases.
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"Forced To Resign" Over ABVP Protests: Indore Law College Principal
Yesterday, ABVP activists assembled outside the office of Dr Inamur Rahman, the Principal of Government New Law College (GNLC), and demanded his resignation, while alleging that students were being forced to use an "anti-Hindu" book for reference
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"Forced To Resign," Says Madhya Pradesh Law College Principal
Yesterday, ABVP activists assembled outside the office of Dr Inamur Rahman, the Principal of Government New Law College (GNLC), and demanded his resignation, while alleging that students were being forced to use an "anti-Hindu" book for reference
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"Why Only Retired Officers?": Top Court On Choice Of Election Commissioner
A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Justice KM Joseph wondered was the government not closing the doors on meritorious younger candidates by appointing only retired bureaucrats
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TikTok May Face GBP 27 Million Fine Over Potential Breach of UK Law, Failure to Protect Children's Privacy
TikTok, the popular video sharing platform that is growing in popularity across the world, may face a GBP 27 million (roughly Rs. 236 crore) fine in the UK over its failure to protect children's privacy when they are using the app. The company may have processed the data of children under 13 without appropriate parental consent, and processed “sp...
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Retired Chief Justices, Supreme Court Judges Get New Facilities. Details Here
Chief justices of India will get rent-free accommodation for six months after demitting office while the top court judges will get round-the-clock security for one year upon superannuation, the government said Tuesday.
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'Digital Arrest': People Are Losing Crores To Scammers. How To Remain Safe
"Digital arrests" refers to a type of cyber fraud where scammers impersonate law enforcement officers or government representatives.
-
ED Said to Have Raided Offices of Sellers Operating on Amazon and Flipkart
India's ED has raided offices of some sellers operating Amazon and Walmart-owned Flipkart. One senior government source said raids were being carried out in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru, but did not give names of sellers whose offices were being raided.
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Bihar Government Cancels Leave Of All Police Officials Ahead Of Durga Puja
Bihar government has cancelled the leave of all police personnel and officers ahead of the Durga Puja festival to ensure communal harmony and maintain law and order.
-
Punjab Reserved Posts For Scheduled Castes In Picking Law Officers: Minister
Punjab Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema informed the House that it is for the first time that the state government provided reservation for the scheduled castes in the appointment of law officers in the office of the state advocate general.
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New Israeli Law To Allow Shutting Al Jazeera Offices Over Security Concerns: Report
The Israeli government has approved new regulations that will allow it to temporarily shut down the bureaus of news channel Al Jazeera amid the ongoing war with Hamas citing that the outlet's reports were damaging national security.
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Pak Passes Law That Paves Way For Exiled Ex PM Nawaz Sharif's Return
Pakistan's national assembly has passed legislation limiting how long lawmakers can be disqualified from office, a state spokesman said Tuesday, paving the way for exiled former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's return to politics.
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Delhi's Law Office Directs Officials To "Strictly" Follow Centre's Ordinance
The Delhi government's law department has directed all the top officials for "strict compliance" of the Centre's ordinance related to services issued earlier this month, officials said on Thursday.
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Mudrex Crypto Firm Enters Italy, Lauds Appealing ‘Regulatory Clarity’ in EU
Mudrex has bagged legal recognition in Italy that officially allows it to offer its services in one part of the European Union (EU). The announcement was released on Monday, May 15. Mudrex has lauded the clarity in crypto-related regulations in the EU, which, the company says, makes it easy to conduct business in.
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Missing Files Reveal Missing Law: 66 Years On, No Official Records Act In Madhya Pradesh
Information commissioner fines three officers for losing even the RTI application filed to track a missing certificate, asks government to frame a law
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CJI Chandrachud Announces Launch Of 'Supreme Court Mobile App 2.0'
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud announced on Wednesday that Supreme Court Mobile App 2.0 with additional features is ready and it will enable all law officers and government departments to track their cases.
-
"Forced To Resign" Over ABVP Protests: Indore Law College Principal
Yesterday, ABVP activists assembled outside the office of Dr Inamur Rahman, the Principal of Government New Law College (GNLC), and demanded his resignation, while alleging that students were being forced to use an "anti-Hindu" book for reference
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"Forced To Resign," Says Madhya Pradesh Law College Principal
Yesterday, ABVP activists assembled outside the office of Dr Inamur Rahman, the Principal of Government New Law College (GNLC), and demanded his resignation, while alleging that students were being forced to use an "anti-Hindu" book for reference
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"Why Only Retired Officers?": Top Court On Choice Of Election Commissioner
A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Justice KM Joseph wondered was the government not closing the doors on meritorious younger candidates by appointing only retired bureaucrats
-
TikTok May Face GBP 27 Million Fine Over Potential Breach of UK Law, Failure to Protect Children's Privacy
TikTok, the popular video sharing platform that is growing in popularity across the world, may face a GBP 27 million (roughly Rs. 236 crore) fine in the UK over its failure to protect children's privacy when they are using the app. The company may have processed the data of children under 13 without appropriate parental consent, and processed “sp...
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Retired Chief Justices, Supreme Court Judges Get New Facilities. Details Here
Chief justices of India will get rent-free accommodation for six months after demitting office while the top court judges will get round-the-clock security for one year upon superannuation, the government said Tuesday.
