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AIFF Adopts Clause That Prohibits Office-Bearers From Holding Dual Posts
Acting on the directive of the Supreme Court, the AIFF adopted the clause of the new constitution that prohibits its office bearers from holding dual posts in the national body and state units.
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Pakistan Puts Asim Munir's Army Above State: What It Means
The Pakistan government's 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill grants sweeping powers to the country's army chief, Asim Munir. Under the constitutional changes passed by the upper house of parliament, Munir will take overall command of the military.
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Top Court's 'What Happens To Federalism' Query In Tamil Nadu Liquor Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday rapped the Enforcement Directorate over its investigation of an alleged liquor scam involving TASMAC, or the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation Limited.
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Pilots' Body Cites Bias In Air India Crash Report, Demands Judicial Probe
The Federation of Indian Pilots has formally urged the Civil Aviation Ministry to constitute a 'Court of Inquiry', headed by a retired Supreme Court judge into the June 12 crash of Air India Flight AI 171.
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Supreme Court Mandates AIFF To Operate India's Top-Tier Football League
India's top-tier football league can no longer be owned or operated by private players as per the AIFF's new Constitution approved by the Supreme Court, which mandated the sport's apex body to take sole ownership of the product.
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Powers Of Collector Stayed, Non-Muslims On Boards Limited: Waqf Case Recap
The Supreme Court temporarily halted key provisions in the government's new Waqf laws, including one demanding potential donors be a 'practicing Muslim' for five years and another nominating non-Muslim individuals to federal and state Waqf boards.
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"US Will Refund About Half The Tariffs If...": What Team Trump Said
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said that the United States will issue "rebates" if the country's Supreme Court decides to strike down "reciprocal tariffs" imposed by President Donald Trump on almost all of Washington's trading partners.
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Trump Links India Tariffs To Ending Ukraine War In Supreme Court Plea
US President Donald Trump's administration has moved the Supreme Court to challenge a federal appeals court ruling that decreed most of his sweeping tariffs illegal.
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Tariffs, Immigration, Other Trump Moves To Dominate US Supreme Court Docket
President Donald Trump has pushed the boundaries of executive power to impose sweeping tariffs, crack down on immigration and attempt to fire a Federal Reserve governor, and these actions could dominate the US Supreme Court's upcoming docket.
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Supreme Court Approves Issuing Of Tenders For Commercial Partner To Start ISL
The proposal shared by AIFF and FSDL outlined two key points: tenders would be conducted to find a commercial partner for organising the ISL and that the 2025-26 season would begin with the Super Cup.
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Explained: What Happens To Trump's Tariffs After US Court Knocked Them Down
US President Donald Trump has audaciously claimed virtually unlimited power to bypass Congress and impose sweeping taxes on foreign products. Now a federal appeals court has thrown a roadblock in his path.
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FIFA Threatens All India Football Federation With Suspension Over 'Third Party Interference'
The All India Football Federation is on the cusp of another suspension if it doesn't comply with FIFA's rules.
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Maybe Americans "Like A Dictator", Says Trump Amid Washington Crackdown
US President Donald Trump on Monday suggested Americans would like a dictator as he signed orders to tighten his federal clampdown on the capital Washington and to prosecute flag-burners.
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AIFF Agree To Negotiate With FSDL Over Future Of Indian Super League After Supreme Court Hearing
The current crisis cropped up after FSDL put the 2025-26 season "on hold" on July 11 due to uncertainty over the renewal of Master Rights Agreement (MRA), prompting at least three clubs to either pause first-team operations or suspend player and staff salaries.
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Brazil Police Find Evidence Bolsonaro Considered Argentina Asylum Request
Brazilian federal police found a letter directed to Argentine President Javier Milei in which former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro requested political asylum, a Supreme Court document showed on Wednesday.
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AIFF Adopts Clause That Prohibits Office-Bearers From Holding Dual Posts
Acting on the directive of the Supreme Court, the AIFF adopted the clause of the new constitution that prohibits its office bearers from holding dual posts in the national body and state units.
-
Pakistan Puts Asim Munir's Army Above State: What It Means
The Pakistan government's 27th Constitutional Amendment Bill grants sweeping powers to the country's army chief, Asim Munir. Under the constitutional changes passed by the upper house of parliament, Munir will take overall command of the military.
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Top Court's 'What Happens To Federalism' Query In Tamil Nadu Liquor Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday rapped the Enforcement Directorate over its investigation of an alleged liquor scam involving TASMAC, or the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation Limited.
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Pilots' Body Cites Bias In Air India Crash Report, Demands Judicial Probe
The Federation of Indian Pilots has formally urged the Civil Aviation Ministry to constitute a 'Court of Inquiry', headed by a retired Supreme Court judge into the June 12 crash of Air India Flight AI 171.
-
Supreme Court Mandates AIFF To Operate India's Top-Tier Football League
India's top-tier football league can no longer be owned or operated by private players as per the AIFF's new Constitution approved by the Supreme Court, which mandated the sport's apex body to take sole ownership of the product.
-
Powers Of Collector Stayed, Non-Muslims On Boards Limited: Waqf Case Recap
The Supreme Court temporarily halted key provisions in the government's new Waqf laws, including one demanding potential donors be a 'practicing Muslim' for five years and another nominating non-Muslim individuals to federal and state Waqf boards.
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"US Will Refund About Half The Tariffs If...": What Team Trump Said
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said that the United States will issue "rebates" if the country's Supreme Court decides to strike down "reciprocal tariffs" imposed by President Donald Trump on almost all of Washington's trading partners.
-
Trump Links India Tariffs To Ending Ukraine War In Supreme Court Plea
US President Donald Trump's administration has moved the Supreme Court to challenge a federal appeals court ruling that decreed most of his sweeping tariffs illegal.
-
Tariffs, Immigration, Other Trump Moves To Dominate US Supreme Court Docket
President Donald Trump has pushed the boundaries of executive power to impose sweeping tariffs, crack down on immigration and attempt to fire a Federal Reserve governor, and these actions could dominate the US Supreme Court's upcoming docket.
-
Supreme Court Approves Issuing Of Tenders For Commercial Partner To Start ISL
The proposal shared by AIFF and FSDL outlined two key points: tenders would be conducted to find a commercial partner for organising the ISL and that the 2025-26 season would begin with the Super Cup.
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Explained: What Happens To Trump's Tariffs After US Court Knocked Them Down
US President Donald Trump has audaciously claimed virtually unlimited power to bypass Congress and impose sweeping taxes on foreign products. Now a federal appeals court has thrown a roadblock in his path.
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FIFA Threatens All India Football Federation With Suspension Over 'Third Party Interference'
The All India Football Federation is on the cusp of another suspension if it doesn't comply with FIFA's rules.
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Maybe Americans "Like A Dictator", Says Trump Amid Washington Crackdown
US President Donald Trump on Monday suggested Americans would like a dictator as he signed orders to tighten his federal clampdown on the capital Washington and to prosecute flag-burners.
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AIFF Agree To Negotiate With FSDL Over Future Of Indian Super League After Supreme Court Hearing
The current crisis cropped up after FSDL put the 2025-26 season "on hold" on July 11 due to uncertainty over the renewal of Master Rights Agreement (MRA), prompting at least three clubs to either pause first-team operations or suspend player and staff salaries.
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Brazil Police Find Evidence Bolsonaro Considered Argentina Asylum Request
Brazilian federal police found a letter directed to Argentine President Javier Milei in which former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro requested political asylum, a Supreme Court document showed on Wednesday.
