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Mallikarjun Kharge Creates AICC Department To Oversee Party's Assets In Country
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has constituted a new All India Congress Committee (AICC) department to oversee the party's assets and properties across the country.
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PT Usha Slams Boxing Federation Of India, Defends Need For Ad-Hoc Committee To 'Restore Order'
On February 24, the IOA constituted a five-member ad-hoc committee to oversee the affairs of boxing in the country on the ground that the sport's national federation failed to hold elections on time.
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Will Focus On Equal Rights For Women, Says Gujarat Panel On Uniform Civil Code
The high-level committee constituted by the Gujarat government to draft the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will hold public consultations and focus on equal rights for women and care for children, its chairperson Justice (retired) Ranjana Desai said.
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FIFA Lifts Ban On Pakistan Football Federation After Necessary Constitutional Changes
FIFA, the world governing body of football, has lifted the suspension on the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) after the necessary constitutional changes were made to ensure smooth governance of the sport in the country
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Opinion | The Constitutional Case For Freebies
India must recognise that inclusive growth cannot be achieved without ensuring that the most vulnerable have access to basic resources. Rather than viewing freebies as an economic burden, they should be seen as investments in human capital.
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Pakistan Football Federation Congress Approves Constitutional Amendments, Clears Path For FIFA Suspension Lift
The Pakistan Football Federation Congress has approved amendments to its constitution, a move that could potentially lead to the lifting of the suspension imposed by FIFA.
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Ought To Be Wary Of Interfering With Liberty Of Individuals: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said the liberty of an individual being a precious right under the Constitution, courts ought to be wary that such liberty is not lightly interfered with.
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From Urdu to Sanskrit: Newly-Elected Delhi MLAs Take Oath In 6 Languages
The first session of the newly constituted Delhi Assembly commenced on Monday, with MLAs taking their oaths in six languages-Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Maithili, and Punjabi-reflecting the linguistic diversity of the legislature.
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Judiciary Doesn't Have Right To Make Changes To Constitution: Vice President
The more we learn about the Constitution, which gives us our fundamental rights, the more we will turn towards nationalism, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said here on Saturday.
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"Dowry Demand Not Needed To Invoke Cruelty Charge Against Husband": Top Court
The Supreme Court has said dowry demand was not a prerequisite to constitute the offence of cruelty under section 498A of the IPC introduced in 1983 to protect married women from the husband and in-laws.
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"Wherever You Go, You Are Crushed By System": Rahul Gandhi To Dalit Students
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday hailed the contribution of the Dalits towards the making of the Constitution and said it is "your ideology but wherever you go now, you are crushed by the system".
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3-Member Committee Visits KIIT University, Begins Probe Over Nepalese Student Death
The three-member high-level committee, constituted by the Odisha Government to inquire into the alleged mistreatment meted out to Nepali students by KIIT University in Bhubaneswar, began their probe into the unfortunate incident on Wednesday.
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31-Member Panel Set Up To Examine Income Tax Bill, Will Be Headed By BJP MP
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday constituted a 31-member Select Committee of the lower house to examine the Income Tax Bill.
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Right to Life, Liberty Of Person Facing Criminal Charges Can't Be Overlooked: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said the right to life and liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution couldn't be overlooked only because a person faced criminal charges as it quashed a case against three people under the stringent UP Gangsters Act.
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Opinion | Who's Afraid Of Criminalising Marital Rape?
The exception of marital rape is not only a legal anomaly; it is a profound injustice that violates a womans constitutional rights of personal liberty, equality, and dignity.
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Mallikarjun Kharge Creates AICC Department To Oversee Party's Assets In Country
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has constituted a new All India Congress Committee (AICC) department to oversee the party's assets and properties across the country.
-
PT Usha Slams Boxing Federation Of India, Defends Need For Ad-Hoc Committee To 'Restore Order'
On February 24, the IOA constituted a five-member ad-hoc committee to oversee the affairs of boxing in the country on the ground that the sport's national federation failed to hold elections on time.
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Will Focus On Equal Rights For Women, Says Gujarat Panel On Uniform Civil Code
The high-level committee constituted by the Gujarat government to draft the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will hold public consultations and focus on equal rights for women and care for children, its chairperson Justice (retired) Ranjana Desai said.
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FIFA Lifts Ban On Pakistan Football Federation After Necessary Constitutional Changes
FIFA, the world governing body of football, has lifted the suspension on the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) after the necessary constitutional changes were made to ensure smooth governance of the sport in the country
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Opinion | The Constitutional Case For Freebies
India must recognise that inclusive growth cannot be achieved without ensuring that the most vulnerable have access to basic resources. Rather than viewing freebies as an economic burden, they should be seen as investments in human capital.
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Pakistan Football Federation Congress Approves Constitutional Amendments, Clears Path For FIFA Suspension Lift
The Pakistan Football Federation Congress has approved amendments to its constitution, a move that could potentially lead to the lifting of the suspension imposed by FIFA.
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Ought To Be Wary Of Interfering With Liberty Of Individuals: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has said the liberty of an individual being a precious right under the Constitution, courts ought to be wary that such liberty is not lightly interfered with.
-
From Urdu to Sanskrit: Newly-Elected Delhi MLAs Take Oath In 6 Languages
The first session of the newly constituted Delhi Assembly commenced on Monday, with MLAs taking their oaths in six languages-Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Urdu, Maithili, and Punjabi-reflecting the linguistic diversity of the legislature.
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Judiciary Doesn't Have Right To Make Changes To Constitution: Vice President
The more we learn about the Constitution, which gives us our fundamental rights, the more we will turn towards nationalism, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said here on Saturday.
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"Dowry Demand Not Needed To Invoke Cruelty Charge Against Husband": Top Court
The Supreme Court has said dowry demand was not a prerequisite to constitute the offence of cruelty under section 498A of the IPC introduced in 1983 to protect married women from the husband and in-laws.
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"Wherever You Go, You Are Crushed By System": Rahul Gandhi To Dalit Students
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday hailed the contribution of the Dalits towards the making of the Constitution and said it is "your ideology but wherever you go now, you are crushed by the system".
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3-Member Committee Visits KIIT University, Begins Probe Over Nepalese Student Death
The three-member high-level committee, constituted by the Odisha Government to inquire into the alleged mistreatment meted out to Nepali students by KIIT University in Bhubaneswar, began their probe into the unfortunate incident on Wednesday.
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31-Member Panel Set Up To Examine Income Tax Bill, Will Be Headed By BJP MP
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday constituted a 31-member Select Committee of the lower house to examine the Income Tax Bill.
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Right to Life, Liberty Of Person Facing Criminal Charges Can't Be Overlooked: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said the right to life and liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution couldn't be overlooked only because a person faced criminal charges as it quashed a case against three people under the stringent UP Gangsters Act.
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Opinion | Who's Afraid Of Criminalising Marital Rape?
The exception of marital rape is not only a legal anomaly; it is a profound injustice that violates a womans constitutional rights of personal liberty, equality, and dignity.
