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Migrants Are Faking Domestic Abuse To Fast-Track UK Permanent Residency
Under the current home rules, migrants on temporary visas who have a British partner can apply for special concessions by claiming domestic abuse.
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WADA Flags India As Key Hub In Global Doping Crackdown, Pushes Stronger Laws and Enforcement
The global fight against doping zoomed its focus on India this week as World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) President Witold Banka visited the capital for a high-level conference and a series of meetings with Indian authorities.
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Open AI CEO Sam Altman Seeks Court Relief In Sister's Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
Sam Altman is seeking $1, saying he "does not want to harm his sister financially" but wants a verdict that her statements are not true.
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Centre's New Delimitation Bill Has Provisions For Pak-Occupied Kashmir Too
The proposed law empowers the Election Commission of India to act as the Delimitation Commission for areas currently under Pakistan's occupation once the situation changes.
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Google Faces Antitrust Lawsuit Over Android App Store Monopoly
Based in Lisbon, Aptoide brands itself "the alternative Android app store," with about 436,000 apps in its catalog and more than 200 million annual users by 2024.
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Strait Of Hormuz: Why US And Iran Are Sailing In Very Different Legal Waters
For Iran, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait as set out under international law predating UNCLOS. For the US, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait requiring "transit passage," as per UNCLOS.
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Explained: Big Push For Women's Quota, Move To Redraw Lok Sabha Map
NDTV has accessed copies of key draft legislations that show that the Centre is preparing to introduce three separate legislations.
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Who Is Mayushi Bhagat? The Indian Student The FBI Has Been Searching For Since 2019
The FBI, along with New Jersey law enforcement agencies, continues to investigate the case under suspicious circumstances and is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to her whereabouts or identifying anyone responsible.
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Opinion: The Great North-South Debate, And Prickly Questions About 'Fairness'
A strict population-based delimitation could produce a Lok Sabha in which a handful of large northern Hindi-belt states hold a permanent majority, enabling them to shape national policies even against the preferences of the rest of the country.
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Xi Says World Order 'Crumbling Into Disarray' As Iran War Drags
The meeting between Sanchez and Xi is their fourth in just over three years as Spain positions itself as one of China's closest friends in Europe.
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Migrants Are Faking Domestic Abuse To Fast-Track UK Permanent Residency
Under the current home rules, migrants on temporary visas who have a British partner can apply for special concessions by claiming domestic abuse.
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WADA Flags India As Key Hub In Global Doping Crackdown, Pushes Stronger Laws and Enforcement
The global fight against doping zoomed its focus on India this week as World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) President Witold Banka visited the capital for a high-level conference and a series of meetings with Indian authorities.
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Open AI CEO Sam Altman Seeks Court Relief In Sister's Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
Sam Altman is seeking $1, saying he "does not want to harm his sister financially" but wants a verdict that her statements are not true.
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Centre's New Delimitation Bill Has Provisions For Pak-Occupied Kashmir Too
The proposed law empowers the Election Commission of India to act as the Delimitation Commission for areas currently under Pakistan's occupation once the situation changes.
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Google Faces Antitrust Lawsuit Over Android App Store Monopoly
Based in Lisbon, Aptoide brands itself "the alternative Android app store," with about 436,000 apps in its catalog and more than 200 million annual users by 2024.
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Strait Of Hormuz: Why US And Iran Are Sailing In Very Different Legal Waters
For Iran, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait as set out under international law predating UNCLOS. For the US, the Strait of Hormuz is an international strait requiring "transit passage," as per UNCLOS.
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Explained: Big Push For Women's Quota, Move To Redraw Lok Sabha Map
NDTV has accessed copies of key draft legislations that show that the Centre is preparing to introduce three separate legislations.
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Who Is Mayushi Bhagat? The Indian Student The FBI Has Been Searching For Since 2019
The FBI, along with New Jersey law enforcement agencies, continues to investigate the case under suspicious circumstances and is offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to her whereabouts or identifying anyone responsible.
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Opinion: The Great North-South Debate, And Prickly Questions About 'Fairness'
A strict population-based delimitation could produce a Lok Sabha in which a handful of large northern Hindi-belt states hold a permanent majority, enabling them to shape national policies even against the preferences of the rest of the country.
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Xi Says World Order 'Crumbling Into Disarray' As Iran War Drags
The meeting between Sanchez and Xi is their fourth in just over three years as Spain positions itself as one of China's closest friends in Europe.
