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"If You Cry, I'll Cry": Delhi Judge Tells Daughter During Court Farewell Speech
Justice Tara Vitasta Ganju bid adieu to the Delhi High Court on Monday before taking charge of her new assignment at the Karnataka High Court.
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Gwalior Top Cop Hina Khan, Who Shut Up Mob With 'Jai Shri Ram', Speaks To NDTV
Gwalior city police chief Hina Khan, who made headlines after she confronted a mob with 'Jai Shri Ram' slogans, says she was only doing her duty, and if taking God's name helps restore calm, so be it.
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Delhi High Court Orders Rs 1 Crore Aid To School Principal's Family Who Died On Covid Duty
The Delhi High Court has directed the government in the capital to pay Rs 1 crore ex-gratia to the family of a school principal who died while discharging COVID-19 duties.
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Trump Says He's Prepared For Fight Over Cook's Ouster From Fed
President Donald Trump said he was prepared for a legal fight with Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook after he moved to oust her from her post following allegations that she falsified mortgage documents.
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Norway's Royals To Continue Duties Amid Stepson's Rape Trial: Crown Prince Haakon
Norway's Crown Prince Haakon said on Tuesday the royal family would continue to carry out official duties while his stepson stands trial next year, accused of rape, adding that this is a challenging time for everyone involved.
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Expert Panel To Look Into Pigeon Feeding In Mumbai, Says High Court
An expert committee will be formed to look into the issue of feeding pigeons in public and the ban on feeding will continue till the committee report is in, the Bombay High Court said today
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"Chief Justice Office Not Post Office": Supreme Court Grills Cash Row Judge
The Chief Justice of India's office is "not a post office", and the person occupying it has a duty to the nation, the Supreme Court said today, asking tough questions to Justice Yashwant Varma, who hit headlines for the massive cash recovery
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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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Jailed J&K MP Allowed To Attend Parliament Between July 24 And August 4
A Delhi court on Tuesday granted to jailed Lok Sabha MP Engineer Rashid custody parole between July 24 and August 4 to attend the monsoon session of Parliament.
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Have To Remove Fake Voters: Poll Body To Top Court On Bihar Roll Revision
The Election Commission has denied the allegations of tweaking with the voter list in Bihar that multiple opposition parties have claimed in court.
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"Deeply Disturbing": Delhi Court Slams Police Negligence In 2007 Murder Case
Delhi court issued notice to DCP rank police official underlining a "deeply disturbing state of affairs" in the investigation of a 2007 murder case. Post mortem report showed clear indicators of homicidal death, yet no investigations were innitiated.
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Wrestler Sushil Kumar, On Bail In High-Profile Murder Case, Resumes Railways Duty
Sushil Kumar had been in judicial custody since 2021 in connection with the murder of fellow wrestler Sagar Dhankar.
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Thailand PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra Suspended Over A Leaked Phone Call
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra was suspended by the country's Constitutional Court on Tuesday, as it opened a probe into her conduct in a diplomatic spat with Cambodia.
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How Can A Corrupt Public Official Be Allowed To Resume Duty, Asks Top Court
A government official convicted in a corruption case should not be allowed to rejoin service till he or she is exonerated, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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'No Apology...': Supreme Court On Kamal Haasan's 'Kannada Born Of Tamil' Remark
The Supreme Court hauled up the Karnataka government Thursday over threats against the screening of actor-politician Kamal Haasan's new film 'Thug Life' in the state, and said it is the state's duty to ensure the movie's release.
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"If You Cry, I'll Cry": Delhi Judge Tells Daughter During Court Farewell Speech
Justice Tara Vitasta Ganju bid adieu to the Delhi High Court on Monday before taking charge of her new assignment at the Karnataka High Court.
-
Gwalior Top Cop Hina Khan, Who Shut Up Mob With 'Jai Shri Ram', Speaks To NDTV
Gwalior city police chief Hina Khan, who made headlines after she confronted a mob with 'Jai Shri Ram' slogans, says she was only doing her duty, and if taking God's name helps restore calm, so be it.
-
Delhi High Court Orders Rs 1 Crore Aid To School Principal's Family Who Died On Covid Duty
The Delhi High Court has directed the government in the capital to pay Rs 1 crore ex-gratia to the family of a school principal who died while discharging COVID-19 duties.
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Trump Says He's Prepared For Fight Over Cook's Ouster From Fed
President Donald Trump said he was prepared for a legal fight with Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook after he moved to oust her from her post following allegations that she falsified mortgage documents.
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Norway's Royals To Continue Duties Amid Stepson's Rape Trial: Crown Prince Haakon
Norway's Crown Prince Haakon said on Tuesday the royal family would continue to carry out official duties while his stepson stands trial next year, accused of rape, adding that this is a challenging time for everyone involved.
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Expert Panel To Look Into Pigeon Feeding In Mumbai, Says High Court
An expert committee will be formed to look into the issue of feeding pigeons in public and the ban on feeding will continue till the committee report is in, the Bombay High Court said today
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"Chief Justice Office Not Post Office": Supreme Court Grills Cash Row Judge
The Chief Justice of India's office is "not a post office", and the person occupying it has a duty to the nation, the Supreme Court said today, asking tough questions to Justice Yashwant Varma, who hit headlines for the massive cash recovery
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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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Jailed J&K MP Allowed To Attend Parliament Between July 24 And August 4
A Delhi court on Tuesday granted to jailed Lok Sabha MP Engineer Rashid custody parole between July 24 and August 4 to attend the monsoon session of Parliament.
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Have To Remove Fake Voters: Poll Body To Top Court On Bihar Roll Revision
The Election Commission has denied the allegations of tweaking with the voter list in Bihar that multiple opposition parties have claimed in court.
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"Deeply Disturbing": Delhi Court Slams Police Negligence In 2007 Murder Case
Delhi court issued notice to DCP rank police official underlining a "deeply disturbing state of affairs" in the investigation of a 2007 murder case. Post mortem report showed clear indicators of homicidal death, yet no investigations were innitiated.
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Wrestler Sushil Kumar, On Bail In High-Profile Murder Case, Resumes Railways Duty
Sushil Kumar had been in judicial custody since 2021 in connection with the murder of fellow wrestler Sagar Dhankar.
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Thailand PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra Suspended Over A Leaked Phone Call
Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra was suspended by the country's Constitutional Court on Tuesday, as it opened a probe into her conduct in a diplomatic spat with Cambodia.
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How Can A Corrupt Public Official Be Allowed To Resume Duty, Asks Top Court
A government official convicted in a corruption case should not be allowed to rejoin service till he or she is exonerated, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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'No Apology...': Supreme Court On Kamal Haasan's 'Kannada Born Of Tamil' Remark
The Supreme Court hauled up the Karnataka government Thursday over threats against the screening of actor-politician Kamal Haasan's new film 'Thug Life' in the state, and said it is the state's duty to ensure the movie's release.
