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Why Jeffrey Epstein's Death Wasn't Immediately Ruled A Suicide
Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in August 2019 inside his jail cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.
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Popular Weight-Loss Drugs Like Wegovy Fail To Lower Obesity-Related Cancer Risks, Study Finds
Researchers analysed 48 previously-conducted trials which examined the safety and efficacy of GLP-1 drugs on people with type 2 diabetes, overweight, or obesity. These studies involved a total of more than 94,000 participants.
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Supreme Court Criticises 'Piecemeal' Examination Of Rape Survivor
Taking exception to a rape survivor's "piecemeal" examination by a trial court in West Bengal, the Supreme Court has raised questions over her deposition being adjourned for four months.
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8 New Defendants To Take Stand As France Mass Rape Trial Resumes
The trial of a Frenchman who recruited dozens of strangers to rape his drugged wife at their home resumes on Monday, with the cases of eight new defendants to be examined in court.
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Railways' Trial To Examine Braking Efficiency Of Kavach At 160 Kmph Successful
A recent trial conducted to examine the efficiency of braking parameters of anti-train collision system Kavach in a semi-high speed engine at 160 kmph showed promising results, the North Central Railway's Agra Division has said.
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Parliamentary Panel Seeks Robust Safeguards For Use Of Technology In Legal Process
A parliamentary panel, which examined the three proposed criminal laws, has hailed the move to enhance the use of technology in legal proceedings but said the adoption of electronic means for communication and trials should proceed only after checks.
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Aftab Poonawala Denies Shraddha Walkar Murder Charge, Says Will Face Trial
The Delhi Police had booked Poonawala under Sections 302 (murder) 201 (destruction of evidence) of the Indian Penal Code, which has now been framed by the court after examining evidence produced by the police.
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Ex Student Leader, Facing Trial In Guwahati Terror Blast Case, Tops Exam
A former student leader facing trial for his alleged role in an ULFA-triggered bomb blast in Guwahati has been awarded the gold medal by the Assam governor for topping his post-graduation examination, which he took from behind the bars.
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Spain Joins List of Nations Experimenting with CBDCs, Plans ‘Wholesale’ Twist
The Bank of Spain (BDE) has expressed its intentions of launching a test programme soon, that would examine the use cases of wholesale CBDC. This form of a CBDC is majorly used by financial institutions, rather than by the public for day-to-day use cases. Spain is the only nation that is testing a wholesale CBDC.
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Tesla Safety at Centre of Criminal Trial Over Fiery, Fatal Crash in South Korea
Tesla's safety is at the centre of a criminal trial that is about to begin in South Korea over a 2020 crash that killed a prominent lawyer. The driver, who is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, says the Tesla Model X he was driving sped out of control on its own and that the brakes failed in the December 2020 accident in Seoul. Judge Park ...
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Why Jeffrey Epstein's Death Wasn't Immediately Ruled A Suicide
Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in August 2019 inside his jail cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.
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Popular Weight-Loss Drugs Like Wegovy Fail To Lower Obesity-Related Cancer Risks, Study Finds
Researchers analysed 48 previously-conducted trials which examined the safety and efficacy of GLP-1 drugs on people with type 2 diabetes, overweight, or obesity. These studies involved a total of more than 94,000 participants.
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Supreme Court Criticises 'Piecemeal' Examination Of Rape Survivor
Taking exception to a rape survivor's "piecemeal" examination by a trial court in West Bengal, the Supreme Court has raised questions over her deposition being adjourned for four months.
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8 New Defendants To Take Stand As France Mass Rape Trial Resumes
The trial of a Frenchman who recruited dozens of strangers to rape his drugged wife at their home resumes on Monday, with the cases of eight new defendants to be examined in court.
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Railways' Trial To Examine Braking Efficiency Of Kavach At 160 Kmph Successful
A recent trial conducted to examine the efficiency of braking parameters of anti-train collision system Kavach in a semi-high speed engine at 160 kmph showed promising results, the North Central Railway's Agra Division has said.
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Parliamentary Panel Seeks Robust Safeguards For Use Of Technology In Legal Process
A parliamentary panel, which examined the three proposed criminal laws, has hailed the move to enhance the use of technology in legal proceedings but said the adoption of electronic means for communication and trials should proceed only after checks.
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Aftab Poonawala Denies Shraddha Walkar Murder Charge, Says Will Face Trial
The Delhi Police had booked Poonawala under Sections 302 (murder) 201 (destruction of evidence) of the Indian Penal Code, which has now been framed by the court after examining evidence produced by the police.
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Ex Student Leader, Facing Trial In Guwahati Terror Blast Case, Tops Exam
A former student leader facing trial for his alleged role in an ULFA-triggered bomb blast in Guwahati has been awarded the gold medal by the Assam governor for topping his post-graduation examination, which he took from behind the bars.
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Spain Joins List of Nations Experimenting with CBDCs, Plans ‘Wholesale’ Twist
The Bank of Spain (BDE) has expressed its intentions of launching a test programme soon, that would examine the use cases of wholesale CBDC. This form of a CBDC is majorly used by financial institutions, rather than by the public for day-to-day use cases. Spain is the only nation that is testing a wholesale CBDC.
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Tesla Safety at Centre of Criminal Trial Over Fiery, Fatal Crash in South Korea
Tesla's safety is at the centre of a criminal trial that is about to begin in South Korea over a 2020 crash that killed a prominent lawyer. The driver, who is facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, says the Tesla Model X he was driving sped out of control on its own and that the brakes failed in the December 2020 accident in Seoul. Judge Park ...
