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Top Court Concerned After Kerala Students 'Coerced' To Speak Hindi In Delhi
"We are one country", the Supreme Court asserted on Tuesday while expressing concern over a recent incident in Delhi where two students from Kerala were allegedly assaulted by police and locals near the Red Fort, "coerced" to speak Hindi.
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Justice Nageswara Rao To Submit Report To Supreme Court After No Bidding Interest In ISL's Commercial Rights
AIFF on Sunday said that Bid Evaluation Committee's Chairperson Justice (retd.) Nageswara Rao will submit his report to the Supreme Court after not a single bid was received for ISL's commercial rights.
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Deportation Of Indian-Origin Man, Wrongfully Jailed For 43 Years, Halted By US Courts
Two US courts have ordered immigration officials not to deport Subramanyam Vedam, the 64-year-old Indian-origin man who spent four decades in prison before his murder conviction was overturned earlier this year.
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Take Urgent Steps To Bring Back Indian Student Held In Ukraine, Centre Told
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the Central government to take urgent steps to ensure the safe return of 22-year-old student Sahil Mahmad Husen Majothi, who has been detained by Ukrainian forces.
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Brother Detained In UAE, Actor Celina Jaitly's "Ray Of Hope" Post After Court Hearing
The Delhi High Court today heard a petition by actor Celina Jaitly, who sought its intervention to secure assistance for her brother - Indian Army Major (retired) Vikrant Kumar Jaitly - who has been allegedly detained in the United Arab Emirates (UAE
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Gujarat High Court Allows Passport Renewal For Minor Without Estranged Father's Consent
According to the Passport Rules, 1980, consent from a single parent is sufficient for applying for a minor's passport in cases where parents are separated by a court order or divorce decree.
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Bangladeshi National In India Jailed For 8 Years In Rape Case
A sessions court in Maharashtra's Thane district has sentenced a Bangladeshi national to eight years in prison after holding him guilty in a rape case.
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'Ba***ds Of Bollywood' Maker Calls Sameer Wankhede's Defamation Suit "Untenable"
Red Chillies Entertainment has responded to the Delhi High Court's order to give written submissions in a petition filed by Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer Sameer Wankhede.
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Outrage After Accused Sikh Truck Driver Appears In US Court Without Turban
A 21-year-old Indian truck driver, accused of causing a fatal crash in California, appeared in a US court without his turban, leading to outrage among Sikhs.
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Madras High Court Recognises Crypto as Property: What This Means for Indian Investors
In a landmark ruling, the Madras High Court has recognised cryptocurrency as property under Indian law. The judgment provides legal clarity for investors and businesses, affirming that digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum can be owned and transferred. While experts call it a milestone for India’s crypto ecosystem, concerns remain over the abs...
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Madras High Court Recognises Cryptocurrency As Property Under Indian Law
In a significant ruling, the Madras High Court has held that cryptocurrency qualifies as "property" under Indian law, an asset capable of being owned, enjoyed, and held in trust.
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Pride On Paws:Indian Breeds Lead Way In Border Security Forces K9
Once celebrated in royal courts and on India's ancient battlefields, indigenous dog breeds are reclaiming their place of honour. This time, in the nation's frontline security forces.
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India-US Scholar Ashley Tellis Denies China Link In Espionage Case, Gets Pre-Trial Release
A US court has granted pre-trial release to Indian-American scholar Ashley Tellis in a purported espionage case.
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Bar Publishers From Questioning India Executive In Antitrust Case: Logistics Leader UPS To Court
UPS has asked an Indian court to quash a decision by the antitrust watchdog to allow book publishers to crossexamine its India executive, arguing it amounts to "
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Supreme Court Ensures Widow Gets Compensation From Railways After 23 Years
For a tragedy-struck widow, who lost her husband in a train accident in 2002, the Supreme Court went the extra mile to ensure that she is duly compensated by the Railways after years of struggle.
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Top Court Concerned After Kerala Students 'Coerced' To Speak Hindi In Delhi
"We are one country", the Supreme Court asserted on Tuesday while expressing concern over a recent incident in Delhi where two students from Kerala were allegedly assaulted by police and locals near the Red Fort, "coerced" to speak Hindi.
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Justice Nageswara Rao To Submit Report To Supreme Court After No Bidding Interest In ISL's Commercial Rights
AIFF on Sunday said that Bid Evaluation Committee's Chairperson Justice (retd.) Nageswara Rao will submit his report to the Supreme Court after not a single bid was received for ISL's commercial rights.
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Deportation Of Indian-Origin Man, Wrongfully Jailed For 43 Years, Halted By US Courts
Two US courts have ordered immigration officials not to deport Subramanyam Vedam, the 64-year-old Indian-origin man who spent four decades in prison before his murder conviction was overturned earlier this year.
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Take Urgent Steps To Bring Back Indian Student Held In Ukraine, Centre Told
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the Central government to take urgent steps to ensure the safe return of 22-year-old student Sahil Mahmad Husen Majothi, who has been detained by Ukrainian forces.
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Brother Detained In UAE, Actor Celina Jaitly's "Ray Of Hope" Post After Court Hearing
The Delhi High Court today heard a petition by actor Celina Jaitly, who sought its intervention to secure assistance for her brother - Indian Army Major (retired) Vikrant Kumar Jaitly - who has been allegedly detained in the United Arab Emirates (UAE
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Gujarat High Court Allows Passport Renewal For Minor Without Estranged Father's Consent
According to the Passport Rules, 1980, consent from a single parent is sufficient for applying for a minor's passport in cases where parents are separated by a court order or divorce decree.
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Bangladeshi National In India Jailed For 8 Years In Rape Case
A sessions court in Maharashtra's Thane district has sentenced a Bangladeshi national to eight years in prison after holding him guilty in a rape case.
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'Ba***ds Of Bollywood' Maker Calls Sameer Wankhede's Defamation Suit "Untenable"
Red Chillies Entertainment has responded to the Delhi High Court's order to give written submissions in a petition filed by Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer Sameer Wankhede.
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Outrage After Accused Sikh Truck Driver Appears In US Court Without Turban
A 21-year-old Indian truck driver, accused of causing a fatal crash in California, appeared in a US court without his turban, leading to outrage among Sikhs.
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Madras High Court Recognises Crypto as Property: What This Means for Indian Investors
In a landmark ruling, the Madras High Court has recognised cryptocurrency as property under Indian law. The judgment provides legal clarity for investors and businesses, affirming that digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum can be owned and transferred. While experts call it a milestone for India’s crypto ecosystem, concerns remain over the abs...
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Madras High Court Recognises Cryptocurrency As Property Under Indian Law
In a significant ruling, the Madras High Court has held that cryptocurrency qualifies as "property" under Indian law, an asset capable of being owned, enjoyed, and held in trust.
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Pride On Paws:Indian Breeds Lead Way In Border Security Forces K9
Once celebrated in royal courts and on India's ancient battlefields, indigenous dog breeds are reclaiming their place of honour. This time, in the nation's frontline security forces.
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India-US Scholar Ashley Tellis Denies China Link In Espionage Case, Gets Pre-Trial Release
A US court has granted pre-trial release to Indian-American scholar Ashley Tellis in a purported espionage case.
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Bar Publishers From Questioning India Executive In Antitrust Case: Logistics Leader UPS To Court
UPS has asked an Indian court to quash a decision by the antitrust watchdog to allow book publishers to crossexamine its India executive, arguing it amounts to "
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Supreme Court Ensures Widow Gets Compensation From Railways After 23 Years
For a tragedy-struck widow, who lost her husband in a train accident in 2002, the Supreme Court went the extra mile to ensure that she is duly compensated by the Railways after years of struggle.
