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No Legal Barrier To Extradition To India: Big Belgium Setback For Mehul Choksi
The court, in its order, noted that the alleged crimes took place between December 31, 2016, and January 1, 2019, and that the statute of limitations had not expired in either India or Belgium.
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24-Hour Deadline For Mamata Banerjee: Bengal Governor On BJP MP Attack
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose, in an exclusive interview with NDTV'S Aishvarya Jain, issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the Mamata Banerjee government, warning of possible constitutional action if law and order is not restored immediately.
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On Attack On Chief Justice, His Family's "Poisonous Ideology" Remark
Chief Justice BR Gavai's family has condemned the shoe incident targeting him in the court premises as an "attack on the Constitution" and asserted that no one has the right to take the law into their hands.
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Constitute Authority, Set Rules For New Gaming Law To Work: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court directed the Centre to constitute an authority and promulgate the rules for the newly-enacted Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act to work.
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An Arvind Kejriwal Move Prompted Government To Get 'Sack Ministers' Bill
The Centre decided to bring a law to remove Chief Ministers and ministers jailed for more than a month after being charged with serious offences after former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal did not resign after he was arrested
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Opposition Shreds Bill To Sack Arrested Ministers, Throws It At Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has introduced a controversial law in Lok Sabha under which the Prime Minister and Chief Ministers of states can be removed from office if they are in jail for 30 days, even if they are not convicted of the crime.
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"Those Who Dance With Constitution Trampled It": PM's Law Jab At Congress
Targeting the Opposition and senior Congress leader, Rahul Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today alleged that "those who dance with the Constitution on their heads" kept oppressive laws in place for decades before he started repealing them.
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"Will Step In": Top Court To Poll Body On Mass Exclusion In Bihar Rolls Revision
The Supreme Court said the Election Commission is a constitutional authority and it is deemed to act in accordance with law, but if there is mass exclusion in the special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Bihar, the court will step in
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Building The Case for Zero: India's Crackdown On Child Labour Sets Global Example
India fights against child labour through strong legal action, community support, and the PICKET strategy
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No Plan To Remove 'Socialist' And 'Secular' From Preamble: Law Minister
Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal told the Rajya Sabha that although some groups are advocating for the removal of the words "socialist" and "secular" from Constitution's Preamble, the government has no current plan or intention to do so.
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Supreme Court Flags "Grey Area" In Law Over Seeking Votes On Religion, Caste
Justice Kant said that there are some parties which rely on caste sentiments, that's equally dangerous.
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Interpretation Of Constitution Has To Be "Pragmatic": Chief Justice BR Gavai
Chief Justice of India Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai on Saturday said the interpretation of law or the Constitution has to be "pragmatic" and in a way that suits the needs of society.
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Poll Watchdog Challenges Election Body's Bihar Roll Revision, Moves Court
The Association of Democratic Reforms has moved the Supreme Court, challenging the Election Commission's direction for a Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of electoral rolls in Bihar.
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Israel's Use Of 230 Kg US Bomb To Attack Gaza Cafe Is War Crime: Report
The Israeli military reportedly used a US-made 500lb (230kg) bomb to hit a popular seafront cafe frequented by activists, journalists, and local residents in western Gaza City on Monday.
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New York Politician Says She'll Help People Get Firearms Permit. Here's Why
A Queens city lawmaker is urging her constituents to take up firearms and exercise their "constitutional right to defend themselves" after a home invasion left a local family tied up and robbed by suspects posing as Amazon delivery workers.
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No Legal Barrier To Extradition To India: Big Belgium Setback For Mehul Choksi
The court, in its order, noted that the alleged crimes took place between December 31, 2016, and January 1, 2019, and that the statute of limitations had not expired in either India or Belgium.
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24-Hour Deadline For Mamata Banerjee: Bengal Governor On BJP MP Attack
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose, in an exclusive interview with NDTV'S Aishvarya Jain, issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the Mamata Banerjee government, warning of possible constitutional action if law and order is not restored immediately.
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On Attack On Chief Justice, His Family's "Poisonous Ideology" Remark
Chief Justice BR Gavai's family has condemned the shoe incident targeting him in the court premises as an "attack on the Constitution" and asserted that no one has the right to take the law into their hands.
-
Constitute Authority, Set Rules For New Gaming Law To Work: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court directed the Centre to constitute an authority and promulgate the rules for the newly-enacted Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act to work.
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An Arvind Kejriwal Move Prompted Government To Get 'Sack Ministers' Bill
The Centre decided to bring a law to remove Chief Ministers and ministers jailed for more than a month after being charged with serious offences after former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal did not resign after he was arrested
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Opposition Shreds Bill To Sack Arrested Ministers, Throws It At Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has introduced a controversial law in Lok Sabha under which the Prime Minister and Chief Ministers of states can be removed from office if they are in jail for 30 days, even if they are not convicted of the crime.
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"Those Who Dance With Constitution Trampled It": PM's Law Jab At Congress
Targeting the Opposition and senior Congress leader, Rahul Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today alleged that "those who dance with the Constitution on their heads" kept oppressive laws in place for decades before he started repealing them.
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"Will Step In": Top Court To Poll Body On Mass Exclusion In Bihar Rolls Revision
The Supreme Court said the Election Commission is a constitutional authority and it is deemed to act in accordance with law, but if there is mass exclusion in the special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Bihar, the court will step in
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Building The Case for Zero: India's Crackdown On Child Labour Sets Global Example
India fights against child labour through strong legal action, community support, and the PICKET strategy
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No Plan To Remove 'Socialist' And 'Secular' From Preamble: Law Minister
Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal told the Rajya Sabha that although some groups are advocating for the removal of the words "socialist" and "secular" from Constitution's Preamble, the government has no current plan or intention to do so.
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Supreme Court Flags "Grey Area" In Law Over Seeking Votes On Religion, Caste
Justice Kant said that there are some parties which rely on caste sentiments, that's equally dangerous.
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Interpretation Of Constitution Has To Be "Pragmatic": Chief Justice BR Gavai
Chief Justice of India Bhushan Ramkrishna Gavai on Saturday said the interpretation of law or the Constitution has to be "pragmatic" and in a way that suits the needs of society.
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Poll Watchdog Challenges Election Body's Bihar Roll Revision, Moves Court
The Association of Democratic Reforms has moved the Supreme Court, challenging the Election Commission's direction for a Special Intensive Revision, or SIR, of electoral rolls in Bihar.
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Israel's Use Of 230 Kg US Bomb To Attack Gaza Cafe Is War Crime: Report
The Israeli military reportedly used a US-made 500lb (230kg) bomb to hit a popular seafront cafe frequented by activists, journalists, and local residents in western Gaza City on Monday.
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New York Politician Says She'll Help People Get Firearms Permit. Here's Why
A Queens city lawmaker is urging her constituents to take up firearms and exercise their "constitutional right to defend themselves" after a home invasion left a local family tied up and robbed by suspects posing as Amazon delivery workers.
