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High Court Stays Release Of 'Udaipur Files', Asks Centre To Take A Call
In a setback for the makers of Udaipur Files, the Delhi High Court has stayed its release just a day before it was supposed to start being screened in theatres.
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Ambulance Driver Gets Life Sentence For Raping Covid Patient In Kerala
A Kerala court on Friday sentenced an ambulance driver to life imprisonment for raping a 19-year-old woman while she was being transported to a Covid care centre in September 2020.
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"Not Desirable": Centre On Mother Of Nurse On Death Row Travelling To Yemen
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the Centre whether it was willing to grant permission to the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to that country to negotiate blood money.
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Nurse On Yemen Death Row: Court Seeks Centre's Reply To Mother's Travel Request
The Delhi High Court on Saturday sought the Centre's response on a plea by the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemini national, seeking facilitation of her travel to that country.
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Air Fares Fixed By Airlines, No Governmental Control: Centre Tells Kerala Court
The Centre on Friday told the Kerala High Court that airlines are free to charge air fares as per their operational viability and that it does not interfere in commercial aspects of the airline nor fixing of the airfare.
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Enforcement Directorate Political Tool Of BJP, Nothing Else: Kerala CPM Leader
Senior CPI(M) leader Thomas Isaac on Thursday alleged that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) was a "political tool" of the BJP-ruled Centre which was attempting to overturn development projects in Kerala and push the state into financial ruin by going
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Kerala NEET Controversy: High Court To Hear PIL For Standard Exam Protocol Across India
In view of a recent incident in which female candidates were asked to take off some of their undergarments at a NEET exam centre in Kerala, the High Court is likely to hear a plea on Friday asking for a uniform policy for holding exams across the nation on Friday.
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No Jurisdiction In Yemen: Centre On Woman's Plea For Custody Of Daughters
The efforts of a mother of six children to get back custody of two daughters from Yemen, where they are staying with her Sri Lankan ex-husband, have hit a roadblock.
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Ban On Malayalam News 'MediaOne': Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Response
The Supreme Court on Thursday sought response from the Centre on a plea of Malayalam news channel 'MediaOne' against the Kerala High Court order upholding the Centre's decision to ban its telecast on security grounds.
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Supreme Court To Hear On Friday Plea Of Malayalam News Channel Banned By Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear on March 11 a plea of Malayalam news channel 'MediaOne' against the Kerala High Court order upholding the Centre's decision to ban its telecast on security grounds.
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MediaOne's Appeal Against Order Upholding Centre's Telecast Ban Dismissed
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday dismissed Malayalam news channel MediaOne's appeal against a single judge order upholding the Centre's decision to stop its telecast by not renewing its licence.
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Kerala High Court Verdict On MediaOne Appeal Against Ban Likely Tomorrow
The Kerala High Court is likely to pronounce on Wednesday its verdict on Malayalam news channel MediaOne's appeal against a single judge order upholding the Centre's decision to stop its telecast by not renewing its licence.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Centre's Telecast Ban On Malayalam News Channel MediaOne
The Kerala High Court on Tuesday upheld the Centre's decision to bar telecast of Malayalam news channel MediaOne.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Centre's Ban On Malayalam News Channel
The Kerala High Court today upheld the Centre's decision to bar telecast of Malayalam news channel MediaOne.
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On Plea For Man Jailed In UAE For Spying, Court's Direction To Centre
The Kerala High Court has directed the foreign ministry to take a decision within three months on the representation by a woman seeking release of her son from a UAE prison where he is serving a 10-year jail term for allegedly spying for India.
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High Court Stays Release Of 'Udaipur Files', Asks Centre To Take A Call
In a setback for the makers of Udaipur Files, the Delhi High Court has stayed its release just a day before it was supposed to start being screened in theatres.
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Ambulance Driver Gets Life Sentence For Raping Covid Patient In Kerala
A Kerala court on Friday sentenced an ambulance driver to life imprisonment for raping a 19-year-old woman while she was being transported to a Covid care centre in September 2020.
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"Not Desirable": Centre On Mother Of Nurse On Death Row Travelling To Yemen
The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the Centre whether it was willing to grant permission to the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemeni national, to travel to that country to negotiate blood money.
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Nurse On Yemen Death Row: Court Seeks Centre's Reply To Mother's Travel Request
The Delhi High Court on Saturday sought the Centre's response on a plea by the mother of a Kerala woman, who is on death row in Yemen for killing a Yemini national, seeking facilitation of her travel to that country.
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Air Fares Fixed By Airlines, No Governmental Control: Centre Tells Kerala Court
The Centre on Friday told the Kerala High Court that airlines are free to charge air fares as per their operational viability and that it does not interfere in commercial aspects of the airline nor fixing of the airfare.
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Enforcement Directorate Political Tool Of BJP, Nothing Else: Kerala CPM Leader
Senior CPI(M) leader Thomas Isaac on Thursday alleged that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) was a "political tool" of the BJP-ruled Centre which was attempting to overturn development projects in Kerala and push the state into financial ruin by going
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Kerala NEET Controversy: High Court To Hear PIL For Standard Exam Protocol Across India
In view of a recent incident in which female candidates were asked to take off some of their undergarments at a NEET exam centre in Kerala, the High Court is likely to hear a plea on Friday asking for a uniform policy for holding exams across the nation on Friday.
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No Jurisdiction In Yemen: Centre On Woman's Plea For Custody Of Daughters
The efforts of a mother of six children to get back custody of two daughters from Yemen, where they are staying with her Sri Lankan ex-husband, have hit a roadblock.
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Ban On Malayalam News 'MediaOne': Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Response
The Supreme Court on Thursday sought response from the Centre on a plea of Malayalam news channel 'MediaOne' against the Kerala High Court order upholding the Centre's decision to ban its telecast on security grounds.
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Supreme Court To Hear On Friday Plea Of Malayalam News Channel Banned By Centre
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear on March 11 a plea of Malayalam news channel 'MediaOne' against the Kerala High Court order upholding the Centre's decision to ban its telecast on security grounds.
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MediaOne's Appeal Against Order Upholding Centre's Telecast Ban Dismissed
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday dismissed Malayalam news channel MediaOne's appeal against a single judge order upholding the Centre's decision to stop its telecast by not renewing its licence.
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Kerala High Court Verdict On MediaOne Appeal Against Ban Likely Tomorrow
The Kerala High Court is likely to pronounce on Wednesday its verdict on Malayalam news channel MediaOne's appeal against a single judge order upholding the Centre's decision to stop its telecast by not renewing its licence.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Centre's Telecast Ban On Malayalam News Channel MediaOne
The Kerala High Court on Tuesday upheld the Centre's decision to bar telecast of Malayalam news channel MediaOne.
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Kerala High Court Upholds Centre's Ban On Malayalam News Channel
The Kerala High Court today upheld the Centre's decision to bar telecast of Malayalam news channel MediaOne.
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On Plea For Man Jailed In UAE For Spying, Court's Direction To Centre
The Kerala High Court has directed the foreign ministry to take a decision within three months on the representation by a woman seeking release of her son from a UAE prison where he is serving a 10-year jail term for allegedly spying for India.
