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Haryana Passes Bill To Ban Opening, Running Hookah Bars
The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed a bill that prohibits opening or running hookah bars or serving hookah to customers in any place, including eating houses, in the state.
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Haryana Bans Hookah In Pubs, Restaurants And Hotels
Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has imposed a total ban on serving hookah in hotels, restaurants, bars and commercial establishments in Haryana. Teams will be formed to stop the serving of Hookah in bars, pubs and restaurants.
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Haryana Bans Hookah In Bars And Restaurants, Government To Target Supply Chain
The ban comes months after Haryana Assembly Speaker Gian Chand Gupta raised a demand that commercial establishments stop serving hookah.
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Bars, Restaurants Can Now Open 24x7 In Haryana. How Gurugram Aims To Cash In
As the Haryana government gave its nod to the 247 operation of bars and restaurants in the state, eateries in Gurugram are overjoyed, hoping to cash in on late-night cravings of residents and round-the-clock working MNC employees.
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After Raid At Chandigarh Lawyer's House, Protests By Lawyers' Association
The Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday condemned the alleged NIA raid at the residence of an advocate in connection with a case to probe "emerging nexus" between terrorists, gangsters and drug smugglers.
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Haryana Extends Covid Lockdown Till July 26, Earlier Relaxations To Continue
The Haryana government on Sunday extended the coronavirus lockdown in the state by another week, till July 26, while allowing restaurants, bars and clubs to open for one more hour, up to 11 pm.
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Activist Nodeep Kaur Gets Bail In Two Cases, Files Petition For Third
Nodeep Kaur, a 23-year-old Dalit labourer and trade union activist from Punjab who has been behind bars in Haryana since last month, got bail today in a case filed against her. The activist had got bail in another case last week.
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Punjab Activist Nodeep Kaur Gets Bail In 1 Of 3 Cases, To Stay In Jail
Nodeep Kaur, a 23-year-old Dalit labourer and trade union activist from Punjab who has been behind bars in Haryana since last month, will stay in jail for now after she was granted bail in one of three cases filed against her but rejected in another.
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After Farmers, International Attention On Activist In Jail For 20 Days
A 23-year-old Dalit labourer and trade union activist from Punjab has been behind bars for a month without bail. Nodeep Kaur was arrested on January 12 when she had joined a protest by labourers at Haryana's Kundli. The young woman has been in police custody for nearly a month without bail and has allegedly suffered sexual abuse while in custody.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre, States' Response To Lockdown Curbs On Lawyers
The Delhi High Court Tuesday sought response of the Centre, governments of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana on a plea by the Bar Council of Delhi (BCD) challenging the decision of the neighbouring states restricting the movement of advocates to visit their offices and attend courts in the national capital.
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Haryana Bars To Remain Open Till 1 AM, Beer Cheaper Under New Rules
Bars in Gurgaon, Faridabad and Panchkula will soon remain open till 1 am under Haryana's new excise policy which also makes beer and wine cheaper and reduces the licence fees for hotels and restaurants serving liquor.
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Action Assured, Delhi Cops End 11-Hour Protest Against Assault By Lawyers: 10 Facts
The unprecedented protests by policemen in Delhi that started on Tuesday morning ended after nearly 11 hours after assurances of action from Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal and the top police officers. The clashes between the police and lawyers that started over the weekend had spun out of control as more than a thousand policemen gathered outside ...
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Eight Non-Compliant State Associations Barred From Attending BCCI Annual General Meeting
The eight barred associations are Manipur, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Maharashtra, Railways, Services and Association of Indian Universities.
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BCCI CoA Obstructs Three State Associations From Attending Annual General Meeting
Tamil Nadu Cricket Association, Haryana Cricket Association and Maharashtra Cricket Association have been barred due to non-compliance in their amended Constitutions.
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Examiner Who Set Question On "Bad Omens In Haryana" Barred: Chief Minister Manohar Khattar
After a row over a question on bad omens in a recruitment examination held by Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC), Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said on Wednesday that the examiner who set the question paper had been barred from all future assignments.
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Haryana Passes Bill To Ban Opening, Running Hookah Bars
The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed a bill that prohibits opening or running hookah bars or serving hookah to customers in any place, including eating houses, in the state.
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Haryana Bans Hookah In Pubs, Restaurants And Hotels
Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has imposed a total ban on serving hookah in hotels, restaurants, bars and commercial establishments in Haryana. Teams will be formed to stop the serving of Hookah in bars, pubs and restaurants.
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Haryana Bans Hookah In Bars And Restaurants, Government To Target Supply Chain
The ban comes months after Haryana Assembly Speaker Gian Chand Gupta raised a demand that commercial establishments stop serving hookah.
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Bars, Restaurants Can Now Open 24x7 In Haryana. How Gurugram Aims To Cash In
As the Haryana government gave its nod to the 247 operation of bars and restaurants in the state, eateries in Gurugram are overjoyed, hoping to cash in on late-night cravings of residents and round-the-clock working MNC employees.
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After Raid At Chandigarh Lawyer's House, Protests By Lawyers' Association
The Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana on Tuesday condemned the alleged NIA raid at the residence of an advocate in connection with a case to probe "emerging nexus" between terrorists, gangsters and drug smugglers.
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Haryana Extends Covid Lockdown Till July 26, Earlier Relaxations To Continue
The Haryana government on Sunday extended the coronavirus lockdown in the state by another week, till July 26, while allowing restaurants, bars and clubs to open for one more hour, up to 11 pm.
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Activist Nodeep Kaur Gets Bail In Two Cases, Files Petition For Third
Nodeep Kaur, a 23-year-old Dalit labourer and trade union activist from Punjab who has been behind bars in Haryana since last month, got bail today in a case filed against her. The activist had got bail in another case last week.
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Punjab Activist Nodeep Kaur Gets Bail In 1 Of 3 Cases, To Stay In Jail
Nodeep Kaur, a 23-year-old Dalit labourer and trade union activist from Punjab who has been behind bars in Haryana since last month, will stay in jail for now after she was granted bail in one of three cases filed against her but rejected in another.
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After Farmers, International Attention On Activist In Jail For 20 Days
A 23-year-old Dalit labourer and trade union activist from Punjab has been behind bars for a month without bail. Nodeep Kaur was arrested on January 12 when she had joined a protest by labourers at Haryana's Kundli. The young woman has been in police custody for nearly a month without bail and has allegedly suffered sexual abuse while in custody.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Centre, States' Response To Lockdown Curbs On Lawyers
The Delhi High Court Tuesday sought response of the Centre, governments of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana on a plea by the Bar Council of Delhi (BCD) challenging the decision of the neighbouring states restricting the movement of advocates to visit their offices and attend courts in the national capital.
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Haryana Bars To Remain Open Till 1 AM, Beer Cheaper Under New Rules
Bars in Gurgaon, Faridabad and Panchkula will soon remain open till 1 am under Haryana's new excise policy which also makes beer and wine cheaper and reduces the licence fees for hotels and restaurants serving liquor.
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Action Assured, Delhi Cops End 11-Hour Protest Against Assault By Lawyers: 10 Facts
The unprecedented protests by policemen in Delhi that started on Tuesday morning ended after nearly 11 hours after assurances of action from Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal and the top police officers. The clashes between the police and lawyers that started over the weekend had spun out of control as more than a thousand policemen gathered outside ...
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Eight Non-Compliant State Associations Barred From Attending BCCI Annual General Meeting
The eight barred associations are Manipur, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Haryana, Maharashtra, Railways, Services and Association of Indian Universities.
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BCCI CoA Obstructs Three State Associations From Attending Annual General Meeting
Tamil Nadu Cricket Association, Haryana Cricket Association and Maharashtra Cricket Association have been barred due to non-compliance in their amended Constitutions.
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Examiner Who Set Question On "Bad Omens In Haryana" Barred: Chief Minister Manohar Khattar
After a row over a question on bad omens in a recruitment examination held by Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC), Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said on Wednesday that the examiner who set the question paper had been barred from all future assignments.
