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Gujarat Riots Perpetrated Through "Design": Zakia Jafri Tells Supreme Court
The violence in the 2002 Gujarat riots was perpetrated through a "design" which emanates from the documents, Zakia Jafri Tuesday told the Supreme Court while arguing that the Republic is like a ship that will only be steady if the "majesty of the law
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Ships Entering Indian Waters Subjected To Environmental Laws: Green Court
There is lack of effective monitoring of air pollution caused by ships entering Indian Maritime Zone, the National Green Tribunal has observed and said that vessels entering Indian waters are subject to environmental laws.
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Rahul Gandhi Captain Who Left Seeing Congress Ship Sink: Asaduddin Owaisi
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi made a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and said when a ship sinks, the captain evacuates everyone safely but Gandhi is a captain who himself left on seeing Congress ship sink.
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Sebi To Probe Firms Named In 'Paradise Papers'
'Paradise Papers' investigation has explored 13.4 million leaked files from offshore law firms and company registries in some secretive countries.
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Delhi NCR's First Superbike Racing Team To Participate In The Upcoming 19th National Racing Championship
While Southern India can boast of a few organised motorcycle racing teams, Delhi NCR hasn't quite had one until 'Speed Angels' came into being in 2015. A senior executive in an American MNC and a practising Dentist, Shakti Raj Singh and Dr. Aman Ahlawat came together last year. Over the next few months, they brought in Pranav Malik, a law student a...
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China Rejects UN Arbitration On Disputed South China Sea
China today brushed aside the UN tribunal arbitrating on the disputed South China Sea saying that it will not accept its verdict even as an official daily said US ships and aircraft in the area challenging Beijing's sovereignty will lead to its further militarisation.
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India Easing Law to Allow Special Cargo Ships Between its Ports
In an effort to decongest roads and railways, the government on Monday announced it was easing cabotage law for a period of five years to allow special vessels like Ro-Ro ships for transporting cargo between different ports along its coast.
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Bill to Amend Merchant Shipping Act Introduced in Lok Sabha
The government today introduced a bill to amend the Merchant Shipping Act seeking to bring the law in line with global convention to protect environment.
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China to Launch New Marine Surveillance Satellites
China today said it will launch a new "constellation" of marine surveillance satellites in 2019 to monitor ships, oil rigs and marine disasters, amidst a string of raging maritime disputes with its neighbours.
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Fishermen deaths loom over Italy, India; senior ministers meet in Delhi
Italy's foreign minister Giulio Terzi met with SM Krishna, India's External Affairs minister this morning in Delhi. Mr Terzi expressed his regret over the deaths, but underscored that Italy wants the matter to be resolved using the laws of international waters - Italian officials say this means the marines should be tried at home. But India says i...
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Fishermen killing: Law will take its own course, says Krishna
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today said the law of the country would take its own course in fishermen killing case in which the crew of an Italian ship fired at and killed two Indians off Kollam coast in Kerala. "The law of the land will take its own course in the incident where the crew of an Italian ship Enrica Lexie fired at and killed...
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Gujarat Riots Perpetrated Through "Design": Zakia Jafri Tells Supreme Court
The violence in the 2002 Gujarat riots was perpetrated through a "design" which emanates from the documents, Zakia Jafri Tuesday told the Supreme Court while arguing that the Republic is like a ship that will only be steady if the "majesty of the law
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Ships Entering Indian Waters Subjected To Environmental Laws: Green Court
There is lack of effective monitoring of air pollution caused by ships entering Indian Maritime Zone, the National Green Tribunal has observed and said that vessels entering Indian waters are subject to environmental laws.
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Rahul Gandhi Captain Who Left Seeing Congress Ship Sink: Asaduddin Owaisi
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi made a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and said when a ship sinks, the captain evacuates everyone safely but Gandhi is a captain who himself left on seeing Congress ship sink.
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Sebi To Probe Firms Named In 'Paradise Papers'
'Paradise Papers' investigation has explored 13.4 million leaked files from offshore law firms and company registries in some secretive countries.
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Delhi NCR's First Superbike Racing Team To Participate In The Upcoming 19th National Racing Championship
While Southern India can boast of a few organised motorcycle racing teams, Delhi NCR hasn't quite had one until 'Speed Angels' came into being in 2015. A senior executive in an American MNC and a practising Dentist, Shakti Raj Singh and Dr. Aman Ahlawat came together last year. Over the next few months, they brought in Pranav Malik, a law student a...
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China Rejects UN Arbitration On Disputed South China Sea
China today brushed aside the UN tribunal arbitrating on the disputed South China Sea saying that it will not accept its verdict even as an official daily said US ships and aircraft in the area challenging Beijing's sovereignty will lead to its further militarisation.
-
India Easing Law to Allow Special Cargo Ships Between its Ports
In an effort to decongest roads and railways, the government on Monday announced it was easing cabotage law for a period of five years to allow special vessels like Ro-Ro ships for transporting cargo between different ports along its coast.
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Bill to Amend Merchant Shipping Act Introduced in Lok Sabha
The government today introduced a bill to amend the Merchant Shipping Act seeking to bring the law in line with global convention to protect environment.
-
China to Launch New Marine Surveillance Satellites
China today said it will launch a new "constellation" of marine surveillance satellites in 2019 to monitor ships, oil rigs and marine disasters, amidst a string of raging maritime disputes with its neighbours.
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Fishermen deaths loom over Italy, India; senior ministers meet in Delhi
Italy's foreign minister Giulio Terzi met with SM Krishna, India's External Affairs minister this morning in Delhi. Mr Terzi expressed his regret over the deaths, but underscored that Italy wants the matter to be resolved using the laws of international waters - Italian officials say this means the marines should be tried at home. But India says i...
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Fishermen killing: Law will take its own course, says Krishna
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today said the law of the country would take its own course in fishermen killing case in which the crew of an Italian ship fired at and killed two Indians off Kollam coast in Kerala. "The law of the land will take its own course in the incident where the crew of an Italian ship Enrica Lexie fired at and killed...
