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US Judge Orders Unsealing Of Grand Jury Records On Jeffrey Epstein
A US federal judge on Wednesday ordered the unsealing of grand jury records on Jeffrey Epstein, in the latest move by a court to release documents related to the convicted sex offender.
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After Defence Pushback, Court Shown Video Of US CEO Killer's Arrest
Video shown in court Tuesday documented how police approached, arrested and searched Luigi Mangione at a Pennsylvania McDonald's - moments that underlie key questions about what evidence can and can't be used in the case.
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'Should Intruders With Aadhaar Be Made Voter?' Supreme Court's Big Question
Raising concerns over intruders who managed to get Aadhaar cards, the Supreme Court has asked whether a non-citizen with an Aadhaar card should be given voting rights too. Aadhaar, the court said
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What Are Epstein Files? Court Records, Emails, That Trump Wants To Release
US President Donald Trump has called on House Republicans to release government documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. This comes after the 79-year-old showed resistance for months.
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US Court Orders Trump To Keep Food Aid Flowing During Shutdown
A US federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to provide emergency funding for a food aid program threatened with closure by the month-long government shutdown, court documents showed.
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Delhi Court Directs Woman Who Ousted Husband From Property To Return Possession
A Delhi court has directed that a man ousted from his property by his wife be returned possession, saying the woman could not provide documents to prove ownership rights.
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Gujarat High Court Allows Passport Renewal For Minor Without Estranged Father's Consent
According to the Passport Rules, 1980, consent from a single parent is sufficient for applying for a minor's passport in cases where parents are separated by a court order or divorce decree.
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India-US Scholar Ashley Tellis Denies China Link In Espionage Case, Gets Pre-Trial Release
A US court has granted pre-trial release to Indian-American scholar Ashley Tellis in a purported espionage case.
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Trump Refiles $15 Billion Lawsuit Against NYT After Judge Tossed It As "Improper"
US President Donald Trump has refiled a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, court documents show, weeks after it was thrown out by a federal judge.
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After Court Order, Probe Begins Into Tirupati Cash Embezzlement Case
The chief of Andhra Pradesh Crime Investigation Department, Dr Ravi Shankar Ayyanar, arrived in Tirumala today to probe the sensational Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams theft case, following orders from the High Court.
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OpenAI vs Elon Musk: Company Alleges Lawsuit is a 'Harassment Tactic'
Over a month after Elon Musk’s xAI sued OpenAI for anticompetitive behaviour and stealing trade secrets, the San Francisco-based firm has issued its first public response. On Thursday, it published court documents addressing the claims while seeking dismissal of the case. OpenAI also called Musk’s lawsuit a “harassment tactic” and accused h...
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Woman, Daughters Found In Karnataka Cave Permitted To Go Back To Russia
The Karnataka High Court on Friday permitted the Union Government to issue travel documents to facilitate the return of a Russian woman and her two minor daughters who had been discovered living in a cave in coastal Karnataka.
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Actor Dulquer Salmaan Approaches High Court, Seeks Release Of Luxury Car
The Kerala High Court sought a response from the Customs Preventive Department on a plea by Dulquer Salmaan seeking the release of his vehicle seized by the agency as part of its operation to confiscate luxury cars smuggled into India from Bhutan.
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"Nepal's Judicial History Records Nearly Destroyed Protests": Supreme Court
Nepal's Supreme Court has said that important documents forming part of the country's judicial history were nearly destroyed in the recent student-led anti-government protests, even as it pledged to resume operations at the earliest.
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Aadhaar Valid As 12th Document For Special Revision Of Voters: Supreme Court
The Election Commission must accept the Aadhaar as proof of identity, and include it on list of 11 other documents deemed 'valid' for re-verification of voters ahead of the Bihar Assembly election later this year, the Supreme Court said Monday.
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US Judge Orders Unsealing Of Grand Jury Records On Jeffrey Epstein
A US federal judge on Wednesday ordered the unsealing of grand jury records on Jeffrey Epstein, in the latest move by a court to release documents related to the convicted sex offender.
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After Defence Pushback, Court Shown Video Of US CEO Killer's Arrest
Video shown in court Tuesday documented how police approached, arrested and searched Luigi Mangione at a Pennsylvania McDonald's - moments that underlie key questions about what evidence can and can't be used in the case.
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'Should Intruders With Aadhaar Be Made Voter?' Supreme Court's Big Question
Raising concerns over intruders who managed to get Aadhaar cards, the Supreme Court has asked whether a non-citizen with an Aadhaar card should be given voting rights too. Aadhaar, the court said
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What Are Epstein Files? Court Records, Emails, That Trump Wants To Release
US President Donald Trump has called on House Republicans to release government documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. This comes after the 79-year-old showed resistance for months.
-
US Court Orders Trump To Keep Food Aid Flowing During Shutdown
A US federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to provide emergency funding for a food aid program threatened with closure by the month-long government shutdown, court documents showed.
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Delhi Court Directs Woman Who Ousted Husband From Property To Return Possession
A Delhi court has directed that a man ousted from his property by his wife be returned possession, saying the woman could not provide documents to prove ownership rights.
-
Gujarat High Court Allows Passport Renewal For Minor Without Estranged Father's Consent
According to the Passport Rules, 1980, consent from a single parent is sufficient for applying for a minor's passport in cases where parents are separated by a court order or divorce decree.
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India-US Scholar Ashley Tellis Denies China Link In Espionage Case, Gets Pre-Trial Release
A US court has granted pre-trial release to Indian-American scholar Ashley Tellis in a purported espionage case.
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Trump Refiles $15 Billion Lawsuit Against NYT After Judge Tossed It As "Improper"
US President Donald Trump has refiled a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, court documents show, weeks after it was thrown out by a federal judge.
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After Court Order, Probe Begins Into Tirupati Cash Embezzlement Case
The chief of Andhra Pradesh Crime Investigation Department, Dr Ravi Shankar Ayyanar, arrived in Tirumala today to probe the sensational Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams theft case, following orders from the High Court.
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OpenAI vs Elon Musk: Company Alleges Lawsuit is a 'Harassment Tactic'
Over a month after Elon Musk’s xAI sued OpenAI for anticompetitive behaviour and stealing trade secrets, the San Francisco-based firm has issued its first public response. On Thursday, it published court documents addressing the claims while seeking dismissal of the case. OpenAI also called Musk’s lawsuit a “harassment tactic” and accused h...
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Woman, Daughters Found In Karnataka Cave Permitted To Go Back To Russia
The Karnataka High Court on Friday permitted the Union Government to issue travel documents to facilitate the return of a Russian woman and her two minor daughters who had been discovered living in a cave in coastal Karnataka.
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Actor Dulquer Salmaan Approaches High Court, Seeks Release Of Luxury Car
The Kerala High Court sought a response from the Customs Preventive Department on a plea by Dulquer Salmaan seeking the release of his vehicle seized by the agency as part of its operation to confiscate luxury cars smuggled into India from Bhutan.
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"Nepal's Judicial History Records Nearly Destroyed Protests": Supreme Court
Nepal's Supreme Court has said that important documents forming part of the country's judicial history were nearly destroyed in the recent student-led anti-government protests, even as it pledged to resume operations at the earliest.
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Aadhaar Valid As 12th Document For Special Revision Of Voters: Supreme Court
The Election Commission must accept the Aadhaar as proof of identity, and include it on list of 11 other documents deemed 'valid' for re-verification of voters ahead of the Bihar Assembly election later this year, the Supreme Court said Monday.
