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Bill To Control Delhi To Clear Rajya Sabha Hurdle. Reason - YSR Congress
The Centre's bill for the control of services in Delhi is set to clear both houses of parliament with Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy's YSR Congress Party deciding to support the BJP-led government in parliament on two big votes.
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Constitutional Bench To Hear Delhi's Challenge To Centre's Ordinace
A five-judge constitution bench will now hear the Delhi government's plea challenging the Centre's May 19 ordinance which took away the control over services from the city dispensation and set off a fresh tussle between the two power centres.
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Pak To Impose Taxes Worth Rs 200 Billion To Comply With IMF Terms: Report
Pakistan has prepared two draft ordinances to impose Rs 200 billion in new taxes, days after it accepted International Monetary Fund's (IMF) demands to resume a stalled loan programme, an official said on Saturday, reported Dawn.
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Haryana Cabinet Approves Draft Anti-Conversion Bill, Burden Of Proof On Accused
The Haryana government had put together a three-member team to draft the law soon after the Uttar Pradesh government had cleared a draft ordinance against conversion through force or fraudulent means two years ago.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Over Tenure Extensions Of Probe Agency Chiefs
Supreme Court on Thursday said it will list for hearing a PIL challenging the validity of two ordinances under which tenure of directors of CBI and Enforcement Directorate can now be extended by up to three years after the mandated term of two years.
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Congress Approaches Supreme Court Over Tenure Extensions Of Probe Agency Chiefs
Congress leader Randeep Surjewala on Thursday moved the Supreme Court challenging the Union government's ordinances extending the tenures of Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) chiefs from two to up to five years.
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Plea In Supreme Court Challenges Ordinances On Tenures Of Central Agency Chiefs
A PIL in the Supreme Court on Tuesday challenged the Constitutional validity of two ordinances promulgated by the Centre on November 14
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CBI, Enforcement Directorate Chiefs' Tenures Extended Up To 5 Years
The government has brought two ordinances to extend the tenures of the CBI and Enforcement Directorate chiefs to up to five years. The chiefs of the central agencies currently have a two-year tenure.
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2 Year Imprisonment, Fine For Online Gambling In Tamil Nadu
Online games like rummy and poker involving betting shall invite imprisonment up to two years or fine not exceeding Rs 10,000 or both, according to an amendment Bill introduced in the Tamil Nadu Assembly on Thursday seeking to replace an ordinance banning cyberspace gambling.
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Pakistan Cabinet Approves Chemical Castration Of Rapists: Report
Pakistan's Cabinet has approved two anti-rape ordinances which called for the chemical castration of rapists with the consent of the convict and setting up of special courts for rape trials, according to a media report.
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Tamil Nadu Bans Online Gaming Involving Betting; Rs. 5,000 Fine, Imprisonment for Violators
An ordinance to "ban online gaming" involving betting, has been promulgated by the Tamil Nadu government in the backdrop of suicides by gamers who allegedly lost money, and any violation would attract both fine and imprisonment, ranging up to two years.
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Why Many Farmers And Some Parties Oppose The New Farm Laws: 10 Points
On Sunday, amid scenes of chaos and uproar, the Rajya Sabha passed two of a set of three controversial bills related to India's agriculture sector. The bills, which replace ordinances issued in June, were passed amid fierce protests by farmers' groups - particularly in the grain bowl states of Haryana and Punjab. The Narendra Modi government has sa...
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Rs 1 Lakh Penalty, 2-Year Jail Term For Violating COVID-19 Norms In Jharkhand
Jharkhand Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Jharkhand Contagious Disease Ordinance under which penalty up to Rs 1 lakh and a jail term of up to two years can be imposed against violators of measures in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Pak Court Refuses To Lift Ban On Hafiz Saeed's "Social Welfare Activities"
A Pakistani court today allowed Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's two organisations Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) and Falah-i-Insaniyat Foundation (FIF) to work under the ambit of law but did not set aside the government's ban on their 'social welfare activities'.
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Rajasthan's 'Gag Law' Challenged, BJP Lawmakers Among Critics: 10 Points
Rajasthan's widely-criticised order shielding ministers, lawmakers and government officials from investigation into complaints against them was challenged in the High Court today and openly opposed by two lawmakers of the ruling BJP - one even referencing the Emergency of 1975. A petition in the court says the order allows a "large section of the s...
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Bill To Control Delhi To Clear Rajya Sabha Hurdle. Reason - YSR Congress
The Centre's bill for the control of services in Delhi is set to clear both houses of parliament with Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy's YSR Congress Party deciding to support the BJP-led government in parliament on two big votes.
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Constitutional Bench To Hear Delhi's Challenge To Centre's Ordinace
A five-judge constitution bench will now hear the Delhi government's plea challenging the Centre's May 19 ordinance which took away the control over services from the city dispensation and set off a fresh tussle between the two power centres.
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Pak To Impose Taxes Worth Rs 200 Billion To Comply With IMF Terms: Report
Pakistan has prepared two draft ordinances to impose Rs 200 billion in new taxes, days after it accepted International Monetary Fund's (IMF) demands to resume a stalled loan programme, an official said on Saturday, reported Dawn.
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Haryana Cabinet Approves Draft Anti-Conversion Bill, Burden Of Proof On Accused
The Haryana government had put together a three-member team to draft the law soon after the Uttar Pradesh government had cleared a draft ordinance against conversion through force or fraudulent means two years ago.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea Over Tenure Extensions Of Probe Agency Chiefs
Supreme Court on Thursday said it will list for hearing a PIL challenging the validity of two ordinances under which tenure of directors of CBI and Enforcement Directorate can now be extended by up to three years after the mandated term of two years.
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Congress Approaches Supreme Court Over Tenure Extensions Of Probe Agency Chiefs
Congress leader Randeep Surjewala on Thursday moved the Supreme Court challenging the Union government's ordinances extending the tenures of Enforcement Directorate (ED) and Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) chiefs from two to up to five years.
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Plea In Supreme Court Challenges Ordinances On Tenures Of Central Agency Chiefs
A PIL in the Supreme Court on Tuesday challenged the Constitutional validity of two ordinances promulgated by the Centre on November 14
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CBI, Enforcement Directorate Chiefs' Tenures Extended Up To 5 Years
The government has brought two ordinances to extend the tenures of the CBI and Enforcement Directorate chiefs to up to five years. The chiefs of the central agencies currently have a two-year tenure.
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2 Year Imprisonment, Fine For Online Gambling In Tamil Nadu
Online games like rummy and poker involving betting shall invite imprisonment up to two years or fine not exceeding Rs 10,000 or both, according to an amendment Bill introduced in the Tamil Nadu Assembly on Thursday seeking to replace an ordinance banning cyberspace gambling.
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Pakistan Cabinet Approves Chemical Castration Of Rapists: Report
Pakistan's Cabinet has approved two anti-rape ordinances which called for the chemical castration of rapists with the consent of the convict and setting up of special courts for rape trials, according to a media report.
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Tamil Nadu Bans Online Gaming Involving Betting; Rs. 5,000 Fine, Imprisonment for Violators
An ordinance to "ban online gaming" involving betting, has been promulgated by the Tamil Nadu government in the backdrop of suicides by gamers who allegedly lost money, and any violation would attract both fine and imprisonment, ranging up to two years.
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Why Many Farmers And Some Parties Oppose The New Farm Laws: 10 Points
On Sunday, amid scenes of chaos and uproar, the Rajya Sabha passed two of a set of three controversial bills related to India's agriculture sector. The bills, which replace ordinances issued in June, were passed amid fierce protests by farmers' groups - particularly in the grain bowl states of Haryana and Punjab. The Narendra Modi government has sa...
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Rs 1 Lakh Penalty, 2-Year Jail Term For Violating COVID-19 Norms In Jharkhand
Jharkhand Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Jharkhand Contagious Disease Ordinance under which penalty up to Rs 1 lakh and a jail term of up to two years can be imposed against violators of measures in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Pak Court Refuses To Lift Ban On Hafiz Saeed's "Social Welfare Activities"
A Pakistani court today allowed Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's two organisations Jamaat-ud-Dawah (JuD) and Falah-i-Insaniyat Foundation (FIF) to work under the ambit of law but did not set aside the government's ban on their 'social welfare activities'.
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Rajasthan's 'Gag Law' Challenged, BJP Lawmakers Among Critics: 10 Points
Rajasthan's widely-criticised order shielding ministers, lawmakers and government officials from investigation into complaints against them was challenged in the High Court today and openly opposed by two lawmakers of the ruling BJP - one even referencing the Emergency of 1975. A petition in the court says the order allows a "large section of the s...
