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Arvind Kejriwal: A Political Comeback Congress Didn't See Coming
Arvind Kejriwal, the country's first sitting chief minister to be arrested while in office, struggled to contain his emotions after being cleared of all charges in the excise policy case that had defined his political life for nearly two years.
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Live Updates: "Arvind Kejriwal Was Sent To Jail For Sake Of Power," Says Wife Sunita Kejriwal
Delhi Excise Policy Case LIVE Updates: During the judgment, the court said it found no evidence against Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, and that the CBI's allegations "lacked substance".
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"We Are In AI Era": Top Court Raps Centre Over Sonam Wangchuk Transcripts
There is certain malice if the transcription of a 3-minute speech runs for 7-8 minutes, the Supreme Court has said, pulling up the Centre over the translation of activist Sonam Wangchuk's speech, based on which he was arrested in September.
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Himanta Sarma "Is Not Chanakya": Gaurav Gogoi On 'Pak Link' Allegations
Assam Congress President and Jorhat MP, Gaurav Gogoi, on Monday hit back at Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's 'Pakistan link' allegations.
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"Miya Biwi Raazi": Rajasthan Court On Muslim Couple's Divorce By Consent
The Rajasthan High Court held the divorce of a Muslim couple by mutual consent fully valid, overturning a family court's order wherein the wife's petition had been dismissed.
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'30 Nation-Building Awards, Now Shown As Criminal': Sonam Wangchuk To Court
Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has always spoken against violence and received 30 awards for nation-building, is now being portrayed as a criminal, the Supreme Court was told today.
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Case Under Anti-Child Abuse Act Can't Be Dismissed If Victim Turns Hostile: Court
The Delhi High Court has upheld the jail term of a man for raping his minor stepdaughter, observing that guilt under the POCSO Act cannot be dismissed merely because the victim turned hostile, particularly when scientific evidence was available.
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Udaipur IT Firm CEO, Woman Executive Head Arrested For Raping Manager In Car
The three accused were detained on Wednesday and produced before a court - where they were remanded to four-day police custody.
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No Evidence Pillar Meant For Lighting Lamps: Tamil Nadu To Court On Deepam Row
Arguments concluded in the writ appeal over the Thiruparankundram hill lamp dispute, with the Tamil Nadu government opposing a single judges order allowing the petitioner to light a deepam on an ancient stone pillar near the hilltop dargah.
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Illegal Detention, Local Bodies Polls: Court Setbacks For Punjab Government
The Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab has been hit by two sharp setbacks in a span of days.
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Arvind Kejriwal: A Political Comeback Congress Didn't See Coming
Arvind Kejriwal, the country's first sitting chief minister to be arrested while in office, struggled to contain his emotions after being cleared of all charges in the excise policy case that had defined his political life for nearly two years.
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Live Updates: "Arvind Kejriwal Was Sent To Jail For Sake Of Power," Says Wife Sunita Kejriwal
Delhi Excise Policy Case LIVE Updates: During the judgment, the court said it found no evidence against Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, and that the CBI's allegations "lacked substance".
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"We Are In AI Era": Top Court Raps Centre Over Sonam Wangchuk Transcripts
There is certain malice if the transcription of a 3-minute speech runs for 7-8 minutes, the Supreme Court has said, pulling up the Centre over the translation of activist Sonam Wangchuk's speech, based on which he was arrested in September.
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Himanta Sarma "Is Not Chanakya": Gaurav Gogoi On 'Pak Link' Allegations
Assam Congress President and Jorhat MP, Gaurav Gogoi, on Monday hit back at Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's 'Pakistan link' allegations.
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"Miya Biwi Raazi": Rajasthan Court On Muslim Couple's Divorce By Consent
The Rajasthan High Court held the divorce of a Muslim couple by mutual consent fully valid, overturning a family court's order wherein the wife's petition had been dismissed.
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'30 Nation-Building Awards, Now Shown As Criminal': Sonam Wangchuk To Court
Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has always spoken against violence and received 30 awards for nation-building, is now being portrayed as a criminal, the Supreme Court was told today.
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Case Under Anti-Child Abuse Act Can't Be Dismissed If Victim Turns Hostile: Court
The Delhi High Court has upheld the jail term of a man for raping his minor stepdaughter, observing that guilt under the POCSO Act cannot be dismissed merely because the victim turned hostile, particularly when scientific evidence was available.
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Udaipur IT Firm CEO, Woman Executive Head Arrested For Raping Manager In Car
The three accused were detained on Wednesday and produced before a court - where they were remanded to four-day police custody.
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No Evidence Pillar Meant For Lighting Lamps: Tamil Nadu To Court On Deepam Row
Arguments concluded in the writ appeal over the Thiruparankundram hill lamp dispute, with the Tamil Nadu government opposing a single judges order allowing the petitioner to light a deepam on an ancient stone pillar near the hilltop dargah.
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Illegal Detention, Local Bodies Polls: Court Setbacks For Punjab Government
The Aam Aadmi Party government in Punjab has been hit by two sharp setbacks in a span of days.
