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Bihar Voter List Revision Issue In Supreme Court Today: 10 Points
The controversial Special Intensive Revision or SIR of voter lists in Bihar ahead of the assembly election has been challenged in the Supreme Court and the matter would be heard by a two-judge bench today.
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Europe Urges Stockpiling Of Emergency Supplies
The European Commission said that Europe should enhance stockpiling of critical equipment and encourage the public to maintain sufficient supplies for at least 72 hours in case of emergencies.
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"Yamuna Water Extremely Poisonous": Arvind Kejriwal Responds To Poll Panel
Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, bearing the brunt of criticism over his pre-poll allegation that Haryana is poisoning waters of the Yamuna, has responded to the Election Commission with data about pollution of the river.
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Opinion: It's Time To Focus On The Real Issues Facing India's Farm Sector
It's high time that the parties concerned reach an agreement and address the issues affecting farmers comprehensively, rather than approaching them in a piecemeal manner. MSP, by no means, is a panacea.
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Europe's Landmark Digital Content Law Kicks In Tomorrow. All You Need To Know
The EU's milestone legislation known as the Digital Services Act demands that digital companies crack down on illegal and problematic content.
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Explained: How Imran Khan's Conviction Will Influence Pakistan Elections
Pakistan - Former Pakistani Prime Minister and cricket star Imran Khan was jailed for 14 years on Wednesday on charges of illegally selling state gifts, a day after he received a 10-year sentence for leaking state secrets.
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Pak Poll Body Issues Non-Bailable Arrest Warrant Against Imran Khan For Contempt
Pakistan's top election body on Tuesday issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against former prime minister Imran Khan in a case of contempt.
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"Impossible" To Track: China As Beijing Sees "Rapidly Growing" Infections
China's top health body the true scale of coronavirus infections in the country is now "impossible" to track, with officials warning cases are rising rapidly in Beijing after the government abruptly abandoned its zero-Covid policy last week.
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Team Thackeray Writes To Election Body: "Bias" In Party Names, Symbols
The Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena group has written a 12-point letter to the Election Commission alleging bias in favour of the rival Eknath Shinde camp in deciding party symbol and names.
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Qualcomm Win Confirmed as EU Regulators Won't Appeal Court Ruling Against $1 Billion Fine
Qualcomm's win in Europe's General Court will not be appealed by the European Commission, the regulator confirmed on Friday. The court had ruled in favour of the chip designer, after it found procedural irregularities in the regulator's handling of the case that negatively affected Qualcomm's rights of defence.
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Commited Over $3 Billion To Sri Lanka This Year, Says India
The Gotabaya Rajapaksa regime has also asked for an International Monetary Fund bailout, which could take up to three months to arrive.
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Ban On Political Road Shows, Rallies Extended Till February 11
Days ahead of the upcoming assembly elections in five states, the Election Commission today extended the ban on roadshows, Pad-yatras, cycle/bike/vehicle rallies and processions till February 11, 2022.
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Google Play Probe: Karnataka High Court Approached by Tech Giant Seeking More Time to Respond to CCI
Google has filed a writ in Karnataka High Court, seeking more time to reply to Competition Commission's queries pertaining to a probe into Play Store rules.
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Antitrust Watchdog Fines United Breweries, Carlsberg Rs 870 Crore For Price Fixing
India's antitrust watchdog today imposed a penalty of Rs 750 crore on beer giant United Breweries and Rs 120 crore on Carlsberg India in a case related to cartelisation of beer prices in the country.
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File Affidavit On Panel's Post-Poll Violence Report: Court To Bengal
Bengal post poll violence: The Calcutta High Court on Thursday directed the West Bengal government to file an affidavit stating its position on the National Human Rights Commission's report on post-poll violence in the state.
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Bihar Voter List Revision Issue In Supreme Court Today: 10 Points
The controversial Special Intensive Revision or SIR of voter lists in Bihar ahead of the assembly election has been challenged in the Supreme Court and the matter would be heard by a two-judge bench today.
-
Europe Urges Stockpiling Of Emergency Supplies
The European Commission said that Europe should enhance stockpiling of critical equipment and encourage the public to maintain sufficient supplies for at least 72 hours in case of emergencies.
-
"Yamuna Water Extremely Poisonous": Arvind Kejriwal Responds To Poll Panel
Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, bearing the brunt of criticism over his pre-poll allegation that Haryana is poisoning waters of the Yamuna, has responded to the Election Commission with data about pollution of the river.
-
Opinion: It's Time To Focus On The Real Issues Facing India's Farm Sector
It's high time that the parties concerned reach an agreement and address the issues affecting farmers comprehensively, rather than approaching them in a piecemeal manner. MSP, by no means, is a panacea.
-
Europe's Landmark Digital Content Law Kicks In Tomorrow. All You Need To Know
The EU's milestone legislation known as the Digital Services Act demands that digital companies crack down on illegal and problematic content.
-
Explained: How Imran Khan's Conviction Will Influence Pakistan Elections
Pakistan - Former Pakistani Prime Minister and cricket star Imran Khan was jailed for 14 years on Wednesday on charges of illegally selling state gifts, a day after he received a 10-year sentence for leaking state secrets.
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Pak Poll Body Issues Non-Bailable Arrest Warrant Against Imran Khan For Contempt
Pakistan's top election body on Tuesday issued a non-bailable arrest warrant against former prime minister Imran Khan in a case of contempt.
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"Impossible" To Track: China As Beijing Sees "Rapidly Growing" Infections
China's top health body the true scale of coronavirus infections in the country is now "impossible" to track, with officials warning cases are rising rapidly in Beijing after the government abruptly abandoned its zero-Covid policy last week.
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Team Thackeray Writes To Election Body: "Bias" In Party Names, Symbols
The Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena group has written a 12-point letter to the Election Commission alleging bias in favour of the rival Eknath Shinde camp in deciding party symbol and names.
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Qualcomm Win Confirmed as EU Regulators Won't Appeal Court Ruling Against $1 Billion Fine
Qualcomm's win in Europe's General Court will not be appealed by the European Commission, the regulator confirmed on Friday. The court had ruled in favour of the chip designer, after it found procedural irregularities in the regulator's handling of the case that negatively affected Qualcomm's rights of defence.
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Commited Over $3 Billion To Sri Lanka This Year, Says India
The Gotabaya Rajapaksa regime has also asked for an International Monetary Fund bailout, which could take up to three months to arrive.
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Ban On Political Road Shows, Rallies Extended Till February 11
Days ahead of the upcoming assembly elections in five states, the Election Commission today extended the ban on roadshows, Pad-yatras, cycle/bike/vehicle rallies and processions till February 11, 2022.
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Google Play Probe: Karnataka High Court Approached by Tech Giant Seeking More Time to Respond to CCI
Google has filed a writ in Karnataka High Court, seeking more time to reply to Competition Commission's queries pertaining to a probe into Play Store rules.
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Antitrust Watchdog Fines United Breweries, Carlsberg Rs 870 Crore For Price Fixing
India's antitrust watchdog today imposed a penalty of Rs 750 crore on beer giant United Breweries and Rs 120 crore on Carlsberg India in a case related to cartelisation of beer prices in the country.
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File Affidavit On Panel's Post-Poll Violence Report: Court To Bengal
Bengal post poll violence: The Calcutta High Court on Thursday directed the West Bengal government to file an affidavit stating its position on the National Human Rights Commission's report on post-poll violence in the state.
