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Trump Demands Probe Into Epstein Links To Bill Clinton
US President Donald Trump told law enforcement chiefs Friday to investigate links between Jeffrey Epstein and ex-president Bill Clinton, as he sought to deflect growing questions about his own ties to the late alleged sex trafficker.
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Laws Alone Not Enough, Domestic Workers Deserve Rights And Dignity: Experts
Laws alone are not sufficient if people make no effort to treat domestic workers as workers with rights like any other, experts said at a discussion held by the National Platform of Domestic Workers (NPDW) in Delhi.
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All India Bar Examination Admit Cards Available For Download From This Date
Candidates can download AIBE admit cards from the official website using their login credentials. The syllabus covers 19 subjects with specified question counts.
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Thailand Relaxes Afternoon Alcohol Rules After Tourism Industry Pushback
Thailand will once again permit alcohol sales from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., beginning early December. This announcement comes days after stricter restrictions were imposed.
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"Will Cut Lemons": Chhattisgarh MP's Superstitious Comment Raises Eyebrows
A sitting BJP MP has stirred controversy in Chhattisgarh with remarks invoking ritualistic practices to "punish" erring officials. His comments come amid the state government's law to curb witchcraft and superstition.
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Trinamool's Mukul Roy Disqualified As MLA After BJP Goes To Court
Senior Trinamool leader Mukul Roy - who won his assembly seat in 2021 on a BJP ticket - has been disqualified from his post by the Calcutta High Court.
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Bhopal Model Death: Boyfriend Charged Under 'Love Jihad' Law
Following the death of 27-year-old model and social media influencer Khushboo Ahirwar, popularly known as 'Diamond Girl', police have registered an FIR against her live-in partner, Qasim Hussain, based on statements by her family.
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Kazakhstan Parliament Passes Russian-Style Anti-LGBTQ Law
Kazakhstan's parliament passed a bill to ban the promotion of what it calls "non-traditional sexual orientation" in public spaces and the media, a copycat of Russia's anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Top Court Reserves Verdict On Challenge To Tribunal Reforms Law
The Supreme Court reserved its verdict on a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Tribunals Reforms (Rationalisation and Conditions of Service) Act, 2021.
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Mumbai Businessman Kept Under 'Digital Arrest', Defrauded Of Rs 53 Lakh
A 60-year-old businessman from Mumbai was kept under 'digital arrest' overnight by cyber fraudsters, who posed as senior officials from law enforcement agencies and allegedly duped him of Rs 53 lakh.
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Can You Carry Alcohol On Indian Trains? Rules, Fines And All You Need To Know
Thinking of carrying a bottle of feni or whisky on your train ride? Here is a simple breakdown of what Indian Railways and state laws actually say about travelling with alcohol.
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Delhi Blast Linked To Faridabad's Jaish-e-Mohammed Module, Say Sources
Sources in the Delhi police said that the suspect, Umar Mohammad, the owner of the Hyundai i20 car used in the blast, panicked after his accomplices were arrested in joint security operations and carried out the attack.
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Canadian Judge Rules Man Accused Of Sharing Fake Nude Image Of Wife Did Not Commit Crime
The Canadian judge ruled that the digitally manipulated photos did not meet the definition of intimate images under the Criminal Code.
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"Women Largest Minority": Top Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Reservation Law
Justice Nagarathana, the sole woman judge in the Supreme Court, remarked that women are the largest minority in the country.
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Delhi Court Orders Fresh Probe Into Kapil Mishra's Role In 2020 Delhi Riots
The Rouse Avenue Court on Monday allowed the revision petitions moved by Law Minister Kapil Mishra and the Delhi police.
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Trump Demands Probe Into Epstein Links To Bill Clinton
US President Donald Trump told law enforcement chiefs Friday to investigate links between Jeffrey Epstein and ex-president Bill Clinton, as he sought to deflect growing questions about his own ties to the late alleged sex trafficker.
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Laws Alone Not Enough, Domestic Workers Deserve Rights And Dignity: Experts
Laws alone are not sufficient if people make no effort to treat domestic workers as workers with rights like any other, experts said at a discussion held by the National Platform of Domestic Workers (NPDW) in Delhi.
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All India Bar Examination Admit Cards Available For Download From This Date
Candidates can download AIBE admit cards from the official website using their login credentials. The syllabus covers 19 subjects with specified question counts.
-
Thailand Relaxes Afternoon Alcohol Rules After Tourism Industry Pushback
Thailand will once again permit alcohol sales from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., beginning early December. This announcement comes days after stricter restrictions were imposed.
-
"Will Cut Lemons": Chhattisgarh MP's Superstitious Comment Raises Eyebrows
A sitting BJP MP has stirred controversy in Chhattisgarh with remarks invoking ritualistic practices to "punish" erring officials. His comments come amid the state government's law to curb witchcraft and superstition.
-
Trinamool's Mukul Roy Disqualified As MLA After BJP Goes To Court
Senior Trinamool leader Mukul Roy - who won his assembly seat in 2021 on a BJP ticket - has been disqualified from his post by the Calcutta High Court.
-
Bhopal Model Death: Boyfriend Charged Under 'Love Jihad' Law
Following the death of 27-year-old model and social media influencer Khushboo Ahirwar, popularly known as 'Diamond Girl', police have registered an FIR against her live-in partner, Qasim Hussain, based on statements by her family.
-
Kazakhstan Parliament Passes Russian-Style Anti-LGBTQ Law
Kazakhstan's parliament passed a bill to ban the promotion of what it calls "non-traditional sexual orientation" in public spaces and the media, a copycat of Russia's anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Top Court Reserves Verdict On Challenge To Tribunal Reforms Law
The Supreme Court reserved its verdict on a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Tribunals Reforms (Rationalisation and Conditions of Service) Act, 2021.
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Mumbai Businessman Kept Under 'Digital Arrest', Defrauded Of Rs 53 Lakh
A 60-year-old businessman from Mumbai was kept under 'digital arrest' overnight by cyber fraudsters, who posed as senior officials from law enforcement agencies and allegedly duped him of Rs 53 lakh.
-
Can You Carry Alcohol On Indian Trains? Rules, Fines And All You Need To Know
Thinking of carrying a bottle of feni or whisky on your train ride? Here is a simple breakdown of what Indian Railways and state laws actually say about travelling with alcohol.
-
Delhi Blast Linked To Faridabad's Jaish-e-Mohammed Module, Say Sources
Sources in the Delhi police said that the suspect, Umar Mohammad, the owner of the Hyundai i20 car used in the blast, panicked after his accomplices were arrested in joint security operations and carried out the attack.
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Canadian Judge Rules Man Accused Of Sharing Fake Nude Image Of Wife Did Not Commit Crime
The Canadian judge ruled that the digitally manipulated photos did not meet the definition of intimate images under the Criminal Code.
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"Women Largest Minority": Top Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Reservation Law
Justice Nagarathana, the sole woman judge in the Supreme Court, remarked that women are the largest minority in the country.
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Delhi Court Orders Fresh Probe Into Kapil Mishra's Role In 2020 Delhi Riots
The Rouse Avenue Court on Monday allowed the revision petitions moved by Law Minister Kapil Mishra and the Delhi police.
