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DDCA Chief Rajat Sharma's Resignation Accepted, Decision Soon On BCCI AGM
DDCA President Rajat Sharma has once again resigned from his position and Ombudsman Justice (retd) Badar Durrez Ahmed has accepted the same.
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DDCA Ombudsman Puts Rajat Sharma's Resignation On Hold
DDCA ombudsman Justice (Retd) Badar Durrez Ahmed ordered senior journalist Rajat Sharma to continue in his role as president while stopping suspended general secretary Vinod Tihara's reinstatement.
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Sainik Farms Currently Not Entitled To Be Regularised: Delhi Government To High Court
Posh Sainik Farms in South Delhi is not entitled to be regularised as per the existing policy, the city government on Wednesday told Delhi High Court which refused to allow any repairs or painting of houses in the area.
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Manage Traffic Properly Near Rao Tula Ram Flyover: High Court
Delhi High Court has asked the city government and traffic police to ensure that "traffic management is done properly" near the Rao Tula Ram (RTR) Marg flyover on the Outer Ring Road.
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Will Sainik Farm Stay or Go? Decide, Says Court to Kejriwal Government
The Delhi High Court today asked the AAP government what was the "difficulty" in telling whether it intended to regularise or demolish the unauthorized constructions in Sainik Farms and gave it three weeks to make its stand clear.
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Come Out With Contracts Government has With Social Media Sites: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today asked the Centre to "come out" with details of contracts it has with social media sites like Facebook and Twitter to ascertain whether these websites have licences to the intellectual property rights of content uploaded.
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Steps Need to be Taken to Control Particulate Matter in Air: High Court
Delhi High Court today expressed serious concern over high levels of particulate matters in the air affecting the health of the people in the national capital and directed the city government to take steps to check unregulated building activities and plant trees.
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Why CCTVs for VVIPs But Not Delhi'ites: Delhi High Court Asks Government
Delhi High Court today came down heavily on the government and Delhi Police asking why they had not installed CCTVs to beef up security of women in the capital but had done so only for a visiting head of state.
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Lalit Modi Tweets his 'Relief' After Passport Restoration Order
A landmark judgement passed by the division bench of the Delhi High Court, comprising Badar Durrez Ahmed and Vibhu Bakhru, on Wednesday set aside all orders against former Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi and restored his passport.
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DDCA Chief Rajat Sharma's Resignation Accepted, Decision Soon On BCCI AGM
DDCA President Rajat Sharma has once again resigned from his position and Ombudsman Justice (retd) Badar Durrez Ahmed has accepted the same.
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DDCA Ombudsman Puts Rajat Sharma's Resignation On Hold
DDCA ombudsman Justice (Retd) Badar Durrez Ahmed ordered senior journalist Rajat Sharma to continue in his role as president while stopping suspended general secretary Vinod Tihara's reinstatement.
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Sainik Farms Currently Not Entitled To Be Regularised: Delhi Government To High Court
Posh Sainik Farms in South Delhi is not entitled to be regularised as per the existing policy, the city government on Wednesday told Delhi High Court which refused to allow any repairs or painting of houses in the area.
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Manage Traffic Properly Near Rao Tula Ram Flyover: High Court
Delhi High Court has asked the city government and traffic police to ensure that "traffic management is done properly" near the Rao Tula Ram (RTR) Marg flyover on the Outer Ring Road.
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Will Sainik Farm Stay or Go? Decide, Says Court to Kejriwal Government
The Delhi High Court today asked the AAP government what was the "difficulty" in telling whether it intended to regularise or demolish the unauthorized constructions in Sainik Farms and gave it three weeks to make its stand clear.
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Come Out With Contracts Government has With Social Media Sites: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court today asked the Centre to "come out" with details of contracts it has with social media sites like Facebook and Twitter to ascertain whether these websites have licences to the intellectual property rights of content uploaded.
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Steps Need to be Taken to Control Particulate Matter in Air: High Court
Delhi High Court today expressed serious concern over high levels of particulate matters in the air affecting the health of the people in the national capital and directed the city government to take steps to check unregulated building activities and plant trees.
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Why CCTVs for VVIPs But Not Delhi'ites: Delhi High Court Asks Government
Delhi High Court today came down heavily on the government and Delhi Police asking why they had not installed CCTVs to beef up security of women in the capital but had done so only for a visiting head of state.
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Lalit Modi Tweets his 'Relief' After Passport Restoration Order
A landmark judgement passed by the division bench of the Delhi High Court, comprising Badar Durrez Ahmed and Vibhu Bakhru, on Wednesday set aside all orders against former Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi and restored his passport.
