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Security Heightened In Uttar Pradesh For Alvida Juma
Quick Reaction Teams (QRT) Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) and the Rapid Action Force (RAF) have been deployed in sensitive areas in Lucknow to maintain law and order, said Abhishek Bharti, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP).
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Israel Parliament Expands Political Control Over Judicial Appointments
Israel's parliament passed a law on Thursday expanding the power of politicians over the appointment of judges in defiance of a years-long protest movement against the judicial reforms pushed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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AAP's Raghav Chadha Says Public Trust In Banks Declining, Cites Frauds, Hidden Charges
Speaking in the Rajya Sabha, Raghav Chadha said banks are not just financial institutions but the foundation of democracy, playing a crucial role in people's lives.
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States Can Frame Laws On Online Gaming, Betting: Center In Lok Sabha
IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw hit back saying Dayanidhi Maran has no right to question the moral authority of the central government.
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Anti-Gay Law In Kenya Could Cost Country $7.8 Billion Annually: Report
A proposed anti-gay law in Kenya could cost the country up to $7.8 billion per year, a charity said Wednesday in a report on the economic impact of discrimination in East Africa.
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"If Poor Not Given Free Treatment...": Supreme Court Raps Apollo Hospital
Supreme Court asked the Centre and the Delhi government, if the lease agreement has not been extended then what lawful exercise has been undertaken in respect to the said parcel of land.
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Simultaneous Polls Do Not Trample Constitution: Attorney General To Joint Panel
Attorney General R Venkatramani told a parliamentary panel on Tuesday that the bills for simultaneous elections do not trample on any feature of the Constitution and are good in law, sources said.
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Samsung Ordered to Pay $601 Million in Back Taxes in India, Penalties Over Telecom Imports
India has ordered Samsung to pay $601 million (roughly Rs. 5,149 crore) in back taxes and penalties for dodging import tariffs. The Samsung investigation began in 2021 when tax inspectors searched its offices in the financial capital of Mumbai and Gurugram near New Delhi, seizing documents, emails and some electronic devices.
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Chhattisgarh Ends Gender Bias In Language Of Adoption Law
The Chhattisgarh government has made a significant amendment to the century-old Adoption Act, replacing the term 'adopted son' with 'adopted child' in all legal documents.
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Woman Spikes Husband's Food, Kills Him With Mother's Help In Bengaluru: Cops
A 37-year-old real-estate businessman was allegedly murdered by his wife and mother-in-law over his alleged multiple extramarital affairs and illegal business dealings in Bengaluru last week, police said on Monday.
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Maharashtra City On High Alert, Gatherings Banned Amid Aurangzeb Tomb Row
Prohibitory orders have been imposed in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar city in view of the agitations against Aurangzeb's tomb and to maintain law and order during the upcoming festivals.
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India's Advice To Students In US As Trump's Deportation Policy Gains Pace
The Indian government has asked its citizens studying in the US to comply with American laws after a researcher was arrested and another student had to self-deport to Canada.
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Acted "In Accordance With The Law": China On Executing 4 Canadians
Beijing suggested on Thursday the Canadians had been convicted over narcotics offences, saying "... combating drug crimes is the common responsibility of all countries".
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Ripple CEO Announces End of Four-Year SEC Battle as XRP Surges: Key Details
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced that the SEC is dropping its case after four years, crediting the US's new pro-crypto administration for its innovative approach.
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Google, Apple Hit by Twin EU Rebuke Amid Big Tech Crackdown
The European Commission chastised Google for allegedly breaching the bloc’s landmark Digital Markets Act by favoring in-house services across its sprawling search empire and for preventing app developers from steering consumers to offers outside of its Play Store. Meanwhile, Apple was told it must loosen the shackles on its prized iPhone operatin...
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Security Heightened In Uttar Pradesh For Alvida Juma
Quick Reaction Teams (QRT) Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) and the Rapid Action Force (RAF) have been deployed in sensitive areas in Lucknow to maintain law and order, said Abhishek Bharti, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP).
-
Israel Parliament Expands Political Control Over Judicial Appointments
Israel's parliament passed a law on Thursday expanding the power of politicians over the appointment of judges in defiance of a years-long protest movement against the judicial reforms pushed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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AAP's Raghav Chadha Says Public Trust In Banks Declining, Cites Frauds, Hidden Charges
Speaking in the Rajya Sabha, Raghav Chadha said banks are not just financial institutions but the foundation of democracy, playing a crucial role in people's lives.
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States Can Frame Laws On Online Gaming, Betting: Center In Lok Sabha
IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw hit back saying Dayanidhi Maran has no right to question the moral authority of the central government.
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Anti-Gay Law In Kenya Could Cost Country $7.8 Billion Annually: Report
A proposed anti-gay law in Kenya could cost the country up to $7.8 billion per year, a charity said Wednesday in a report on the economic impact of discrimination in East Africa.
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"If Poor Not Given Free Treatment...": Supreme Court Raps Apollo Hospital
Supreme Court asked the Centre and the Delhi government, if the lease agreement has not been extended then what lawful exercise has been undertaken in respect to the said parcel of land.
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Simultaneous Polls Do Not Trample Constitution: Attorney General To Joint Panel
Attorney General R Venkatramani told a parliamentary panel on Tuesday that the bills for simultaneous elections do not trample on any feature of the Constitution and are good in law, sources said.
-
Samsung Ordered to Pay $601 Million in Back Taxes in India, Penalties Over Telecom Imports
India has ordered Samsung to pay $601 million (roughly Rs. 5,149 crore) in back taxes and penalties for dodging import tariffs. The Samsung investigation began in 2021 when tax inspectors searched its offices in the financial capital of Mumbai and Gurugram near New Delhi, seizing documents, emails and some electronic devices.
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Chhattisgarh Ends Gender Bias In Language Of Adoption Law
The Chhattisgarh government has made a significant amendment to the century-old Adoption Act, replacing the term 'adopted son' with 'adopted child' in all legal documents.
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Woman Spikes Husband's Food, Kills Him With Mother's Help In Bengaluru: Cops
A 37-year-old real-estate businessman was allegedly murdered by his wife and mother-in-law over his alleged multiple extramarital affairs and illegal business dealings in Bengaluru last week, police said on Monday.
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Maharashtra City On High Alert, Gatherings Banned Amid Aurangzeb Tomb Row
Prohibitory orders have been imposed in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar city in view of the agitations against Aurangzeb's tomb and to maintain law and order during the upcoming festivals.
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India's Advice To Students In US As Trump's Deportation Policy Gains Pace
The Indian government has asked its citizens studying in the US to comply with American laws after a researcher was arrested and another student had to self-deport to Canada.
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Acted "In Accordance With The Law": China On Executing 4 Canadians
Beijing suggested on Thursday the Canadians had been convicted over narcotics offences, saying "... combating drug crimes is the common responsibility of all countries".
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Ripple CEO Announces End of Four-Year SEC Battle as XRP Surges: Key Details
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse announced that the SEC is dropping its case after four years, crediting the US's new pro-crypto administration for its innovative approach.
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Google, Apple Hit by Twin EU Rebuke Amid Big Tech Crackdown
The European Commission chastised Google for allegedly breaching the bloc’s landmark Digital Markets Act by favoring in-house services across its sprawling search empire and for preventing app developers from steering consumers to offers outside of its Play Store. Meanwhile, Apple was told it must loosen the shackles on its prized iPhone operatin...
