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Japanese Man Arrested Under 1889 Duelling Law After Fatal Fight Over Board Game
A Japanese man was arrested for arranging a fatal duel in Tokyo under an 1889 law banning duelling, after his opponent died from brain damage.
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Over 36 Lakh Litres Of Liquor Seized In Dry State Bihar In 2025
The authorities seized more than 36.3 lakh litres of liquor in 2025 in Bihar, where alcoholic beverages were banned nine years ago, and arrested 1.25 lakh people for violating the prohibition law.
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Family Of Murdered Dalit Woman Refuse To Perform Last Rites In UP, Demand Justice
Grief simmered in Kapsad village in Sardhana area here on Friday following the murder of a Dalit woman and the alleged kidnapping of her daughter, even as a heavy police force has been deployed to maintain law and order, officials said.
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South Korea's Yoon Faces Potential Death Penalty Over Martial Law Crisis
South Korea's special prosecutor is expected to make a sentencing request for former president Yoon Suk Yeol on charges of insurrection over his brief imposition of martial law in 2024, as a lower court trial convened on Friday for its final session.
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Minneapolis Woman Didn't Drive Over US Agent, Video Contradicts Trump's Claim
The victim, 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good, was shot on Wednesday during a federal law enforcement operation.
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Bengal Governor Gets Threat Email Day After High Drama Linked To Coal Smuggling Scam
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose has received an email threatening to "blast" him, after which the authorities tightened security at his official home and office, Lok Bhawan.
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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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Delhi Police To File FIRs For Wrong-Side Driving; Could India Soon See New Rule?
Filing FIRs for traffic offenders will not be the norm, instead will be used as a deterrent by Delhi Police.
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Video: Iranian Cop Chased In Car, Shot Dead Amid Anti-Khamenei Protests
As protests over economic distress paralyse Iran's law and order situation, a video has emerged showing a cop being killed by unknown assailants in a drive-by shooting in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan.
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Breaking American Laws Can Have "Serious Consequences": US Warns Students
The US Embassy in India on Wednesday said breaking American laws can have "serious consequences" for a student visa, as it termed a sojourn in the country a privilege, not a right.
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Law Violation, Treat Russian Crew Fairly: Moscow On US Tanker Seizure
Russia said on Wednesday that the US seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker in the Atlantic was a violation of maritime law, and a senior lawmaker described it as "outright piracy".
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Avoid Processed Food, Added Sugars: US Unveils New Dietary Guidelines
The dietary guidelines, required by law to be updated every five years, provide a template for a healthy diet. But in a country where more than half of adults have a diet-related chronic disease, few Americans actually follow the guidance, research.
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"New World Disorder": Shashi Tharoor On US Capture Of Maduro
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Wednesday raised concerns about the recent US capture of the Venezuelan president, Nicolas Maduro, and said that the "law of the jungle of might is right" appears to be taking over.
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Delhi Police To File FIRs Selectively For Life Threatening Wrong Side Driving Violations
Delhi Police will also assess whether the violation occurred due to a genuine mistake, such as lack of signage or unclear road directions, before deciding on an FIR.
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Top Economist's 'Get Along' Advice For India, China Amid 'Instability From US'
Economist, United Nations advisor Jeffrey Sachs has warned that the United States' latest actions against Venezuela reflect a long-standing foreign policy doctrine centred on attempting regime changes in other countries.
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Japanese Man Arrested Under 1889 Duelling Law After Fatal Fight Over Board Game
A Japanese man was arrested for arranging a fatal duel in Tokyo under an 1889 law banning duelling, after his opponent died from brain damage.
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Over 36 Lakh Litres Of Liquor Seized In Dry State Bihar In 2025
The authorities seized more than 36.3 lakh litres of liquor in 2025 in Bihar, where alcoholic beverages were banned nine years ago, and arrested 1.25 lakh people for violating the prohibition law.
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Family Of Murdered Dalit Woman Refuse To Perform Last Rites In UP, Demand Justice
Grief simmered in Kapsad village in Sardhana area here on Friday following the murder of a Dalit woman and the alleged kidnapping of her daughter, even as a heavy police force has been deployed to maintain law and order, officials said.
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South Korea's Yoon Faces Potential Death Penalty Over Martial Law Crisis
South Korea's special prosecutor is expected to make a sentencing request for former president Yoon Suk Yeol on charges of insurrection over his brief imposition of martial law in 2024, as a lower court trial convened on Friday for its final session.
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Minneapolis Woman Didn't Drive Over US Agent, Video Contradicts Trump's Claim
The victim, 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good, was shot on Wednesday during a federal law enforcement operation.
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Bengal Governor Gets Threat Email Day After High Drama Linked To Coal Smuggling Scam
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose has received an email threatening to "blast" him, after which the authorities tightened security at his official home and office, Lok Bhawan.
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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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Delhi Police To File FIRs For Wrong-Side Driving; Could India Soon See New Rule?
Filing FIRs for traffic offenders will not be the norm, instead will be used as a deterrent by Delhi Police.
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Video: Iranian Cop Chased In Car, Shot Dead Amid Anti-Khamenei Protests
As protests over economic distress paralyse Iran's law and order situation, a video has emerged showing a cop being killed by unknown assailants in a drive-by shooting in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan.
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Breaking American Laws Can Have "Serious Consequences": US Warns Students
The US Embassy in India on Wednesday said breaking American laws can have "serious consequences" for a student visa, as it termed a sojourn in the country a privilege, not a right.
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Law Violation, Treat Russian Crew Fairly: Moscow On US Tanker Seizure
Russia said on Wednesday that the US seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker in the Atlantic was a violation of maritime law, and a senior lawmaker described it as "outright piracy".
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Avoid Processed Food, Added Sugars: US Unveils New Dietary Guidelines
The dietary guidelines, required by law to be updated every five years, provide a template for a healthy diet. But in a country where more than half of adults have a diet-related chronic disease, few Americans actually follow the guidance, research.
-
"New World Disorder": Shashi Tharoor On US Capture Of Maduro
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Wednesday raised concerns about the recent US capture of the Venezuelan president, Nicolas Maduro, and said that the "law of the jungle of might is right" appears to be taking over.
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Delhi Police To File FIRs Selectively For Life Threatening Wrong Side Driving Violations
Delhi Police will also assess whether the violation occurred due to a genuine mistake, such as lack of signage or unclear road directions, before deciding on an FIR.
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Top Economist's 'Get Along' Advice For India, China Amid 'Instability From US'
Economist, United Nations advisor Jeffrey Sachs has warned that the United States' latest actions against Venezuela reflect a long-standing foreign policy doctrine centred on attempting regime changes in other countries.
