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Supreme Court To Fix Timeline On Sept 27 In Delhi vs Centre 'Services' Row
The Supreme Court today said it will fix the timeline for hearing the contentious issue of the scope of powers of the Centre and Delhi government over control of services on September 27.
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Karnataka Budget: Chief Minister Proposes Ending Government Control Over Temples
In his maiden budget for 2022-23 presented on Friday, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai proposed for doing away with government control on temples in the state by giving autonomy to those coming under the purview of Endowment department.
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Plea In Top Court Seeks Uniform Code For Religious, Charitable Endowments
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was filed in the Supreme Court on Thursday seeking Uniform Code for Religious and Charitable Endowments and referred to the control of authorities on Hindu temples across the country.
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Visva Bharati Vice Chancellor Protests Over Control Of Road Linking Campuses
Visva-Bharati Vice Chancellor Prof Bidyut Chakraborty held a sit-in on the premises of the central university on Saturday, demanding that the West Bengal government return the control of a major road which links its two campuses.
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UK Targets Private Firms With Corporate Governance Controls
The British government is set to unveil proposals on Tuesday to introduce corporate governance rules for large privately-owned companies, following the widely-criticised collapse of retailer BHS.
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Afghan Officials Say Government Retakes Kunduz: Taliban Denies
Afghan officials said government troops recaptured much of the strategic northern city of Kunduz from Taliban insurgents early on Thursday, three days after losing the provincial capital in an embarrassing defeat for Kabul and its U.S. allies.
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UK Police Head to France to Counter Migrant Traffickers
British police officers will be deployed to the French port of Calais to combat gangs smuggling migrants across the Channel, the Home Office said Thursday.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan Approves Law Tightening Internet Controls
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan approved a law tightening government control of the Internet and expanding the powers of the telecoms authority late on Thursday, part of the first legislative package he has effected as head of state.
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UN Says Ready to Get Aid Into Syria Despite Government
The United Nations secretary-general said the world body is poised to help get long-awaited humanitarian aid across borders into Syria even at crossings outside government control, in defiance of Damascus' insistence that all aid go through its authorities.
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Supreme Court To Fix Timeline On Sept 27 In Delhi vs Centre 'Services' Row
The Supreme Court today said it will fix the timeline for hearing the contentious issue of the scope of powers of the Centre and Delhi government over control of services on September 27.
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Karnataka Budget: Chief Minister Proposes Ending Government Control Over Temples
In his maiden budget for 2022-23 presented on Friday, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai proposed for doing away with government control on temples in the state by giving autonomy to those coming under the purview of Endowment department.
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Plea In Top Court Seeks Uniform Code For Religious, Charitable Endowments
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was filed in the Supreme Court on Thursday seeking Uniform Code for Religious and Charitable Endowments and referred to the control of authorities on Hindu temples across the country.
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Visva Bharati Vice Chancellor Protests Over Control Of Road Linking Campuses
Visva-Bharati Vice Chancellor Prof Bidyut Chakraborty held a sit-in on the premises of the central university on Saturday, demanding that the West Bengal government return the control of a major road which links its two campuses.
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UK Targets Private Firms With Corporate Governance Controls
The British government is set to unveil proposals on Tuesday to introduce corporate governance rules for large privately-owned companies, following the widely-criticised collapse of retailer BHS.
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Afghan Officials Say Government Retakes Kunduz: Taliban Denies
Afghan officials said government troops recaptured much of the strategic northern city of Kunduz from Taliban insurgents early on Thursday, three days after losing the provincial capital in an embarrassing defeat for Kabul and its U.S. allies.
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UK Police Head to France to Counter Migrant Traffickers
British police officers will be deployed to the French port of Calais to combat gangs smuggling migrants across the Channel, the Home Office said Thursday.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan Approves Law Tightening Internet Controls
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan approved a law tightening government control of the Internet and expanding the powers of the telecoms authority late on Thursday, part of the first legislative package he has effected as head of state.
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UN Says Ready to Get Aid Into Syria Despite Government
The United Nations secretary-general said the world body is poised to help get long-awaited humanitarian aid across borders into Syria even at crossings outside government control, in defiance of Damascus' insistence that all aid go through its authorities.
