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Russian Activist Loses Appeal Against 5-Year Jail For "Justifying Terrorism"
Russia's Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by sociologist and activist Boris Kagarlitsky against his five-year prison sentence on charges of "justifying terrorism", the TASS state news agency reported.
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Russia Bans LGBT Movement, Terms It "Extremist"
Russia's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that LGBT activists should be designated as extremists, in a move that representatives of gay and transgender people fear will lead to arrests and prosecutions.
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Russian Reporter Loses Appeal Against 22-Year Jail Term
Russia's supreme court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by prominent investigative journalist Ivan Safronov against his 22-year prison sentence for high treason.
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Big Relief For Final Year Medical Students Back From Ukraine
The Centre on Tuesday informed the Supreme Court that students who returned to India from Ukraine will be offered a single chance to clear the MBBS Final, both Part I and Part II Examinations without enrolling in any existing medical college.
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Supreme Court Seeks Portal To Assist Students Who Returned From Ukraine
The Supreme Court Friday suggested that the Centre assist the medical students who had returned to the country from Ukraine in view of the war with Russia to create a web portal giving details of the foreign universities.
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Create Portal To Assist Ukraine Returned Medical Students In Admissions To Foreign Colleges: SC To Centre
The Supreme Court Friday suggested that the Centre assist the medical students who had returned to the country from Ukraine in view of the war with Russia by creating a web portal giving details of the foreign universities.
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Russia Labels Ukraine's Azov Regiment "Terrorist" Group
Russia's Supreme Court on Tuesday designated the Azov regiment -- a former volunteer battalion that was incorporated into Ukraine's army -- a "terrorist" organisation, allowing for lengthy jail terms for its members.
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Plea In Supreme Court For Allowing Ukraine-Returned Medical Students To Continue Their Education In India
The plea said the National Medical Commission has allowed foreign medical graduates to complete their internship in India due to the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia, "so in this backdrop, the government must consider the plight of these medical students.”
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Supreme Court "Concerned", But Appreciates Indian Evacuations In Ukraine
The Supreme Court today took note of the Centre's submission that it has so far evacuated 17,000 stranded Indian students from the war zone in Ukraine, saying it appreciated the efforts but was concerned about the anxiety of people.
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PIL In Supreme Court Seeks Direction To Centre For Immediate Return Of Stranded Indian Students From Ukraine
The PIL, filed by lawyer Vishal Tiwari with the apex court’s registry, said, “over 20,000 Indians are presently in Ukraine including 18,000 students” and the world is watching the developments in Ukraine with Russia military build-up on the borders of that country.
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"People Of Russia... Deserve Better": US Condemns Rights Group Shutdown
Russia's Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the closure of Memorial, the country's most prominent rights group that chronicled Stalin-era purges and symbolised post-Soviet democratisation.
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"Disgrace": Russian Court Orders Rights Group "Memorial" To Close
Russia's Supreme Court ordered Tuesday the closure of Memorial, the country's most prominent rights group that chronicled Stalin-era purges and symbolised post-Soviet democratisation, sparking an international outcry.
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"Did No Wrong": Trump Threatens Supreme Court Fight Against Impeachment
President Donald Trump threatened Wednesday to fight a possible impeachment effort by Congressional Democrats in the US Supreme Court.
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US Top Court Hears 'Double Jeopardy' Case Involving Implications For Trump
The US Supreme Court today takes up the question of whether a person can be tried twice for the same offense -- a case with possible implications for President Donald Trump and the Russia probe.
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NuMetal A "Shell Company", Can't Bid For Essar Steel, Says ArcelorMittal
Steel and mining firm ArcelorMittal tells the Supreme Court that its rival bidder NuMetal was not eligible to bid for Essar Steel on several grounds, including that it was a "shell company".
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Russian Activist Loses Appeal Against 5-Year Jail For "Justifying Terrorism"
Russia's Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by sociologist and activist Boris Kagarlitsky against his five-year prison sentence on charges of "justifying terrorism", the TASS state news agency reported.
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Russia Bans LGBT Movement, Terms It "Extremist"
Russia's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that LGBT activists should be designated as extremists, in a move that representatives of gay and transgender people fear will lead to arrests and prosecutions.
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Russian Reporter Loses Appeal Against 22-Year Jail Term
Russia's supreme court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by prominent investigative journalist Ivan Safronov against his 22-year prison sentence for high treason.
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Big Relief For Final Year Medical Students Back From Ukraine
The Centre on Tuesday informed the Supreme Court that students who returned to India from Ukraine will be offered a single chance to clear the MBBS Final, both Part I and Part II Examinations without enrolling in any existing medical college.
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Supreme Court Seeks Portal To Assist Students Who Returned From Ukraine
The Supreme Court Friday suggested that the Centre assist the medical students who had returned to the country from Ukraine in view of the war with Russia to create a web portal giving details of the foreign universities.
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Create Portal To Assist Ukraine Returned Medical Students In Admissions To Foreign Colleges: SC To Centre
The Supreme Court Friday suggested that the Centre assist the medical students who had returned to the country from Ukraine in view of the war with Russia by creating a web portal giving details of the foreign universities.
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Russia Labels Ukraine's Azov Regiment "Terrorist" Group
Russia's Supreme Court on Tuesday designated the Azov regiment -- a former volunteer battalion that was incorporated into Ukraine's army -- a "terrorist" organisation, allowing for lengthy jail terms for its members.
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Plea In Supreme Court For Allowing Ukraine-Returned Medical Students To Continue Their Education In India
The plea said the National Medical Commission has allowed foreign medical graduates to complete their internship in India due to the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia, "so in this backdrop, the government must consider the plight of these medical students.”
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Supreme Court "Concerned", But Appreciates Indian Evacuations In Ukraine
The Supreme Court today took note of the Centre's submission that it has so far evacuated 17,000 stranded Indian students from the war zone in Ukraine, saying it appreciated the efforts but was concerned about the anxiety of people.
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PIL In Supreme Court Seeks Direction To Centre For Immediate Return Of Stranded Indian Students From Ukraine
The PIL, filed by lawyer Vishal Tiwari with the apex court’s registry, said, “over 20,000 Indians are presently in Ukraine including 18,000 students” and the world is watching the developments in Ukraine with Russia military build-up on the borders of that country.
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"People Of Russia... Deserve Better": US Condemns Rights Group Shutdown
Russia's Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the closure of Memorial, the country's most prominent rights group that chronicled Stalin-era purges and symbolised post-Soviet democratisation.
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"Disgrace": Russian Court Orders Rights Group "Memorial" To Close
Russia's Supreme Court ordered Tuesday the closure of Memorial, the country's most prominent rights group that chronicled Stalin-era purges and symbolised post-Soviet democratisation, sparking an international outcry.
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"Did No Wrong": Trump Threatens Supreme Court Fight Against Impeachment
President Donald Trump threatened Wednesday to fight a possible impeachment effort by Congressional Democrats in the US Supreme Court.
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US Top Court Hears 'Double Jeopardy' Case Involving Implications For Trump
The US Supreme Court today takes up the question of whether a person can be tried twice for the same offense -- a case with possible implications for President Donald Trump and the Russia probe.
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NuMetal A "Shell Company", Can't Bid For Essar Steel, Says ArcelorMittal
Steel and mining firm ArcelorMittal tells the Supreme Court that its rival bidder NuMetal was not eligible to bid for Essar Steel on several grounds, including that it was a "shell company".
