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"Time Has Come To Decriminalise Defamation": Supreme Court's Big Remark
The Supreme Court on Monday remarked in favour of decriminalising the offence of defamation while hearing a case against online news portal 'The Wire' filed by Amita Singh, a retired teacher from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
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How Jaish Member Exposed Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's Terror Tango
A video of Masood Ilyas Kashmiri, a top commander of the terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad went viral where he claimed that the Pakistan Army and its Chief, Asim Munir had "sent generals to funerals" of those killed in Operation Sindoor.
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Inside Lashkar's Muridke Resurrection After Op Sindoor With Pak's Help
India, after finding cross-border links to the Pahalgam attack, launched Operation Sindoor and attacked multiple terror sites in Pakistan and PoK, including Lashkar-e-Taiba's headquarters in Muridke.
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Chinese Mother, 90, Learns Law To Defend Her Son In Court
Apart from studying books and journals, the mother also visits the court every day to research dossiers about related cases.
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How The World's Top Ad Agencies Aligned To Fix Prices In India
The exchanges form part of a confidential dossier compiled by India's antitrust watchdog that chronicles how global advertising companies, including leading U.S. and European firms, coordinated to rig prices in the world's most populous nation.
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Lucknow Chosen As India’s Candidate For UNESCO Gastronomic Creative City
UNESCO's Creative Cities Network (UCCN), established in 2004, celebrates cities that have shown exceptional creativity in culture, arts, and, in this case, food.
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Op Sindoor: Pak Dossier Shows India Struck More Targets Than Revealed
India struck more Pakistan targets during Operation Sindoor than our forces acknowledged, an official dossier in Pakistan has revealed.
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Trump Must Pay $741,000 Legal Bill Over Failed Lawsuit, Rules UK Court
The High Court in London on Thursday ordered US President Donald Trump to pay £625,000 ($741,000) in legal costs after he unsuccessfully sued a former British spy over a salacious dossier.
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Trump Refuses To Pay $360,000 Legal Bill Over Failed Lawsuit, UK Court Told
US President Donald Trump has refused to pay 290,000 pounds ($360,000) in legal fees after his English lawsuit against a private investigations firm was dismissed, a London court heard on Wednesday.
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Donald Trump's Campaign Says Hit By Hackers, Blames "Foreign Sources"
Donald Trump's campaign said Saturday it had been hacked, blaming "foreign sources" for distributing internal communications and a dossier on running mate J.D. Vance.
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Secret Dossier Reveals Queen Elizabeth I's Network Of Spies: Report
A document titled "The Names of the Intelligencers" has now disclosed the hidden network of spies of England and Ireland's former Queen Elizabeth I.
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"Congress Dying, Pakistan Crying": PM Modi On BJP's Anti-Terror Stand
Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted the previous UPA government accusing it of giving "dossiers" to terrorists while alleging a partnership between Congress and Pakistan.
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No Dossiers, 'Aatank Ke Aaka' Get Dose In New India: PM In Gujarat
Reiterating his claim that the Congress ran a weak government and terrorism is given a strong response under him, PM Narendra Modi has said that while dossiers were sent earlier, the "masters of terror" are now given a dose on their own turf.
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We Don't Send Dossiers On Terror, We Attack Them On Home Turf: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that unlike the practice during Congress regime of sending dossiers to Pakistan after the Mumbai terror attacks, the BJP-led government hits terrorists on their home turf.
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"Bound To Fail": UK Judge Dismisses Donald Trump's Claims Over Russia Files
A UK judge on Thursday dismissed a claim by Donald Trump against a former spy who compiled a salacious dossier containing allegations of the former US president's links to Russia.
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"Time Has Come To Decriminalise Defamation": Supreme Court's Big Remark
The Supreme Court on Monday remarked in favour of decriminalising the offence of defamation while hearing a case against online news portal 'The Wire' filed by Amita Singh, a retired teacher from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
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How Jaish Member Exposed Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's Terror Tango
A video of Masood Ilyas Kashmiri, a top commander of the terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad went viral where he claimed that the Pakistan Army and its Chief, Asim Munir had "sent generals to funerals" of those killed in Operation Sindoor.
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Inside Lashkar's Muridke Resurrection After Op Sindoor With Pak's Help
India, after finding cross-border links to the Pahalgam attack, launched Operation Sindoor and attacked multiple terror sites in Pakistan and PoK, including Lashkar-e-Taiba's headquarters in Muridke.
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Chinese Mother, 90, Learns Law To Defend Her Son In Court
Apart from studying books and journals, the mother also visits the court every day to research dossiers about related cases.
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How The World's Top Ad Agencies Aligned To Fix Prices In India
The exchanges form part of a confidential dossier compiled by India's antitrust watchdog that chronicles how global advertising companies, including leading U.S. and European firms, coordinated to rig prices in the world's most populous nation.
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Lucknow Chosen As India’s Candidate For UNESCO Gastronomic Creative City
UNESCO's Creative Cities Network (UCCN), established in 2004, celebrates cities that have shown exceptional creativity in culture, arts, and, in this case, food.
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Op Sindoor: Pak Dossier Shows India Struck More Targets Than Revealed
India struck more Pakistan targets during Operation Sindoor than our forces acknowledged, an official dossier in Pakistan has revealed.
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Trump Must Pay $741,000 Legal Bill Over Failed Lawsuit, Rules UK Court
The High Court in London on Thursday ordered US President Donald Trump to pay £625,000 ($741,000) in legal costs after he unsuccessfully sued a former British spy over a salacious dossier.
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Trump Refuses To Pay $360,000 Legal Bill Over Failed Lawsuit, UK Court Told
US President Donald Trump has refused to pay 290,000 pounds ($360,000) in legal fees after his English lawsuit against a private investigations firm was dismissed, a London court heard on Wednesday.
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Donald Trump's Campaign Says Hit By Hackers, Blames "Foreign Sources"
Donald Trump's campaign said Saturday it had been hacked, blaming "foreign sources" for distributing internal communications and a dossier on running mate J.D. Vance.
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Secret Dossier Reveals Queen Elizabeth I's Network Of Spies: Report
A document titled "The Names of the Intelligencers" has now disclosed the hidden network of spies of England and Ireland's former Queen Elizabeth I.
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"Congress Dying, Pakistan Crying": PM Modi On BJP's Anti-Terror Stand
Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted the previous UPA government accusing it of giving "dossiers" to terrorists while alleging a partnership between Congress and Pakistan.
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No Dossiers, 'Aatank Ke Aaka' Get Dose In New India: PM In Gujarat
Reiterating his claim that the Congress ran a weak government and terrorism is given a strong response under him, PM Narendra Modi has said that while dossiers were sent earlier, the "masters of terror" are now given a dose on their own turf.
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We Don't Send Dossiers On Terror, We Attack Them On Home Turf: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that unlike the practice during Congress regime of sending dossiers to Pakistan after the Mumbai terror attacks, the BJP-led government hits terrorists on their home turf.
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"Bound To Fail": UK Judge Dismisses Donald Trump's Claims Over Russia Files
A UK judge on Thursday dismissed a claim by Donald Trump against a former spy who compiled a salacious dossier containing allegations of the former US president's links to Russia.
