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In Age Of Social Media, Desecration Of Reputation Child's Play: Court
In the age of social media, desecration of the reputation of a public figure has become child's play, said Delhi High Court on Tuesday while directing RTI activist Saket Gokhale to delete all tweets against former United Nations Assistant Secretary
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No Disclosure Of Records On India's Complaint To UN On Kashmir: CIC
Disclosure of the present status of India's complaint to the United Nations Security Council 69 years ago on the issue of invasion of Jammu and Kashmir by Pakistani tribesmen will "impinge upon national security", the Central Information Commission (CIC) has said
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RTI debate: Parties, united in resisting transparency, skip open forum
Empty chairs marked an open forum in Delhi where the national political parties were invited to explain their controversial decision of not including themselves within the purview of the Right to Information Act.
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Over 6,500 Indians in jails in 112 foreign countries
Over 6,500 Indian nationals are jailed in foreign countries, with a majority of them in the Gulf countries of Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates, the answer to a Right to Information (RTI) application has revealed.
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In Age Of Social Media, Desecration Of Reputation Child's Play: Court
In the age of social media, desecration of the reputation of a public figure has become child's play, said Delhi High Court on Tuesday while directing RTI activist Saket Gokhale to delete all tweets against former United Nations Assistant Secretary
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No Disclosure Of Records On India's Complaint To UN On Kashmir: CIC
Disclosure of the present status of India's complaint to the United Nations Security Council 69 years ago on the issue of invasion of Jammu and Kashmir by Pakistani tribesmen will "impinge upon national security", the Central Information Commission (CIC) has said
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RTI debate: Parties, united in resisting transparency, skip open forum
Empty chairs marked an open forum in Delhi where the national political parties were invited to explain their controversial decision of not including themselves within the purview of the Right to Information Act.
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Over 6,500 Indians in jails in 112 foreign countries
Over 6,500 Indian nationals are jailed in foreign countries, with a majority of them in the Gulf countries of Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates, the answer to a Right to Information (RTI) application has revealed.
