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'Cannot Disrupt Public Order': Court Denies Bail To AI Summit Protestors
A Delhi court observed that while the right to protest is a fundamental feature of democracy, it cannot be exercised in a manner that disrupts public order or harms the rights of others, particularly at an international event.
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Hyderabad Man Claims He Got A Notice After Female Colleague Visited His Flat, Post Sparks Debate
The post has sparked significant online debate regarding the fundamental rights of tenants and the legality of such restrictive housing society rules.
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"No Obligation To Inform State Cops Of Raid": Central Agency In I-PAC Case
The Enforcement Directorate has no statutory obligation to inform state police before a search in connection with a probe, the central agency has told the Supreme Court in connection with its petition in the I-PAC case
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OpenAI's Chris Lehane Calls For "Right To AI" For Responsible Innovation
Chris Lehane, OpenAI's Head of Public Policy, contended that in the digital era, AI mustbe considered a fundamental right.
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"Blackout Hours" And More Tools In OpenAI's Teen Safety Blueprint For India
Asserting that access to safe and trustworthy artificial intelligence is a fundamental right for the first generation coming of age in the "Intelligence Age", OpenAI on Wednesday unveiled a dedicated safety blueprint for Indian teenagers.
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Blanket, Disproportionate Freezing Of Bank Accounts Arbitrary: Delhi High Court
Blanket or disproportionate freezing of bank accounts, when the account holder is neither an accused nor a suspect in an investigation, is manifestly arbitrary and against one's fundamental right to livelihood, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Shahid Kapoor's O Romeo Gets Clearance From Bombay High Court
The court's decision came after a high-stakes hearing where the Hon'ble Court weighed claims of personality and privacy rights against the fundamental right to creative expression
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'Right To Higher Education Can't Be Curtailed Lightly': Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has observed that the right to pursue higher or professional education, though not explicitly listed as a fundamental right under the Constitution, imposes an affirmative obligation on governments and cannot be curtailed lightly.
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ISL Clubs Propose Club-Owned League With Perpetual Rights, EC Member Terms It 'Unacceptable'
Indian Super League clubs on Friday formally proposed a fundamental restructuring of the country's top-tier professional football league.
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Unhygienic Toilets In Courts Violation Of Rights, Supreme Court Told
The continued unhygienic state of toilets in court complexes across the country constitutes a persistent violation of fundamental rights and the right to dignity of all users, according to a status report filed on behalf of different high courts.
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'Cannot Disrupt Public Order': Court Denies Bail To AI Summit Protestors
A Delhi court observed that while the right to protest is a fundamental feature of democracy, it cannot be exercised in a manner that disrupts public order or harms the rights of others, particularly at an international event.
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Hyderabad Man Claims He Got A Notice After Female Colleague Visited His Flat, Post Sparks Debate
The post has sparked significant online debate regarding the fundamental rights of tenants and the legality of such restrictive housing society rules.
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"No Obligation To Inform State Cops Of Raid": Central Agency In I-PAC Case
The Enforcement Directorate has no statutory obligation to inform state police before a search in connection with a probe, the central agency has told the Supreme Court in connection with its petition in the I-PAC case
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OpenAI's Chris Lehane Calls For "Right To AI" For Responsible Innovation
Chris Lehane, OpenAI's Head of Public Policy, contended that in the digital era, AI mustbe considered a fundamental right.
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"Blackout Hours" And More Tools In OpenAI's Teen Safety Blueprint For India
Asserting that access to safe and trustworthy artificial intelligence is a fundamental right for the first generation coming of age in the "Intelligence Age", OpenAI on Wednesday unveiled a dedicated safety blueprint for Indian teenagers.
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Blanket, Disproportionate Freezing Of Bank Accounts Arbitrary: Delhi High Court
Blanket or disproportionate freezing of bank accounts, when the account holder is neither an accused nor a suspect in an investigation, is manifestly arbitrary and against one's fundamental right to livelihood, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Shahid Kapoor's O Romeo Gets Clearance From Bombay High Court
The court's decision came after a high-stakes hearing where the Hon'ble Court weighed claims of personality and privacy rights against the fundamental right to creative expression
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'Right To Higher Education Can't Be Curtailed Lightly': Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has observed that the right to pursue higher or professional education, though not explicitly listed as a fundamental right under the Constitution, imposes an affirmative obligation on governments and cannot be curtailed lightly.
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ISL Clubs Propose Club-Owned League With Perpetual Rights, EC Member Terms It 'Unacceptable'
Indian Super League clubs on Friday formally proposed a fundamental restructuring of the country's top-tier professional football league.
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Unhygienic Toilets In Courts Violation Of Rights, Supreme Court Told
The continued unhygienic state of toilets in court complexes across the country constitutes a persistent violation of fundamental rights and the right to dignity of all users, according to a status report filed on behalf of different high courts.
