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'Breakups Are Common': Court Gives Bail To Man In Ex-Lover's Suicide Case
The Delhi High Court has granted regular bail to a man in a case alleging abetment of suicide, observing that a broken relationship by itself does not constitute instigation under criminal law.
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Florida Airport To Be Renamed After Donald Trump
An airport in Florida will soon be renamed after US President Donald Trump, after a bill proposing the change was approved by the state's legislature on Thursday.
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Cricket's New Rulebook: Matches Aren't Over, Tempers Are - MCC's New Laws Explained
Cricket has always been a game where the best moments sit uncomfortably close to the worst ones. One swing of the bat can make you immortal. One extra swing — of the wrong kind — can now cost you the match.
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Did The US Really 'Give Greenland Back' To Denmark? Fact-Checking Trump's Davos History Lesson
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
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Spain Calls India 'Reliable Global Pillar' Amid Push To Upgrade Bilateral Ties
Spain on Wednesday sent a strong political and economic signal in support of India's rising global role, with Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares describing India as a "reliable country".
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Trump's New Tariff Threat, This Time Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump on Friday said that he may slap tariffs on countries that do not support his plans to take over Greenland.
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'UN Charter Not A La Carte Menu': UN Chief Slams Nations Violating International Law
Antonio Guterres said the world is brimming with conflict, impunity, inequality and unpredictability.
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Watch: Harvard Law Student Explores Delhi Through Food On Her First Day In The City
A Harvard Law student, who is currently interning at the Supreme Court of India, decided to spend her first full day in Delhi tasting some of the city’s most talked-about food spots
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3 Indians Among Crew On Board Russian Oil Tanker Seized By US
Three Indians are among the crew on board the Russian oil tanker seized by the US, local media reported even as Moscow on Thursday asked Washington to comply with international laws on freedom of maritime navigation.
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"Makes World Less Safe": UN Slams US Intervention In Venezuela
The world community must make clear that US intervention in Venezuela is a violation of international law that makes the world less safe, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Tuesday.
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'Breakups Are Common': Court Gives Bail To Man In Ex-Lover's Suicide Case
The Delhi High Court has granted regular bail to a man in a case alleging abetment of suicide, observing that a broken relationship by itself does not constitute instigation under criminal law.
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Florida Airport To Be Renamed After Donald Trump
An airport in Florida will soon be renamed after US President Donald Trump, after a bill proposing the change was approved by the state's legislature on Thursday.
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Cricket's New Rulebook: Matches Aren't Over, Tempers Are - MCC's New Laws Explained
Cricket has always been a game where the best moments sit uncomfortably close to the worst ones. One swing of the bat can make you immortal. One extra swing — of the wrong kind — can now cost you the match.
-
Did The US Really 'Give Greenland Back' To Denmark? Fact-Checking Trump's Davos History Lesson
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
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Spain Calls India 'Reliable Global Pillar' Amid Push To Upgrade Bilateral Ties
Spain on Wednesday sent a strong political and economic signal in support of India's rising global role, with Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares describing India as a "reliable country".
-
Trump's New Tariff Threat, This Time Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump on Friday said that he may slap tariffs on countries that do not support his plans to take over Greenland.
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'UN Charter Not A La Carte Menu': UN Chief Slams Nations Violating International Law
Antonio Guterres said the world is brimming with conflict, impunity, inequality and unpredictability.
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Watch: Harvard Law Student Explores Delhi Through Food On Her First Day In The City
A Harvard Law student, who is currently interning at the Supreme Court of India, decided to spend her first full day in Delhi tasting some of the city’s most talked-about food spots
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3 Indians Among Crew On Board Russian Oil Tanker Seized By US
Three Indians are among the crew on board the Russian oil tanker seized by the US, local media reported even as Moscow on Thursday asked Washington to comply with international laws on freedom of maritime navigation.
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"Makes World Less Safe": UN Slams US Intervention In Venezuela
The world community must make clear that US intervention in Venezuela is a violation of international law that makes the world less safe, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Tuesday.
