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"Some Decision About This Very Soon": Minister On J&K Statehood Promise
Union Minister for Law and Justice Arjun Meghwal on Tuesday said statehood to Jammu and Kashmir would be restored soon, prompting a quick response from Chief Minister Omar Abdullah who said that he hoped that the wait is not too long.
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Harvard University Sued Over Documents Linked To Racial Discrimination Probe
The Justice Department sued Harvard University for allegedly failing to hand over documents related to investigations into racial discrimination in admissions, the latest legal clash between the Trump administration and the Ivy League institution.
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"How Can They?" Chief Justice Flags '"Gunda Raj' After Lawyer Claims Assault
The Supreme Court on Monday delivered a stern rebuke over an alleged incident of violence inside a Delhi courtroom, describing it as a manifestation of "gunda raj" and a direct affront to the rule of law.
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Madras High Court Judge's Remarks Add Weight To Anti-Hindi Imposition Discourse In Tamil Nadu
Addressing students and faculty at a law college, Justice Anand Venkatesh spoke candidly about Tamil Nadu's long-standing resistance to language imposition.
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Supreme Court Ruling On Menstrual Hygiene, A Monumental Step Towards Women's Empowerment: Experts
The Supreme Court's recognition of menstrual hygiene as a right to life is a landmark step for women's dignity and stigma-free education, said public health experts on Saturday.
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Taliban's New Law Legalises Slavery In Afghanistan, Makes Mullahs Immune
The Taliban has formally entrenched a class-based justice system in Afghanistan under a newly enacted Criminal Procedure Code signed by its supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada.
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'Doctor', 'Dr' Not Exclusive To Medical Professionals: Kerala High Court
Justice V G Arun said that the word 'doctor' was initially used for referring to someone who had achieved the highest level of learning and had received a licence to teach in fields like theology, law and philosophy.
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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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How Trump's Immigration Focus Is Harming Efforts To Curb Gun Violence In US
The federal government has retreated from gun enforcement in Baltimore and elsewhere this year as more of its investigators turn their attention to Trump's new priority for law enforcement: hunting immigrants in the US illegally to deport.
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Mob Justice In Bangladesh Again: Two Men Thrashed, Paraded For Duck Theft
In worrying signs that mobs in Bangladesh are taking law and order into their hands, two men were thrashed, their heads tonsured, and were made to dance in public for allegedly stealing a duck
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"Some Decision About This Very Soon": Minister On J&K Statehood Promise
Union Minister for Law and Justice Arjun Meghwal on Tuesday said statehood to Jammu and Kashmir would be restored soon, prompting a quick response from Chief Minister Omar Abdullah who said that he hoped that the wait is not too long.
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Harvard University Sued Over Documents Linked To Racial Discrimination Probe
The Justice Department sued Harvard University for allegedly failing to hand over documents related to investigations into racial discrimination in admissions, the latest legal clash between the Trump administration and the Ivy League institution.
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"How Can They?" Chief Justice Flags '"Gunda Raj' After Lawyer Claims Assault
The Supreme Court on Monday delivered a stern rebuke over an alleged incident of violence inside a Delhi courtroom, describing it as a manifestation of "gunda raj" and a direct affront to the rule of law.
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Madras High Court Judge's Remarks Add Weight To Anti-Hindi Imposition Discourse In Tamil Nadu
Addressing students and faculty at a law college, Justice Anand Venkatesh spoke candidly about Tamil Nadu's long-standing resistance to language imposition.
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Supreme Court Ruling On Menstrual Hygiene, A Monumental Step Towards Women's Empowerment: Experts
The Supreme Court's recognition of menstrual hygiene as a right to life is a landmark step for women's dignity and stigma-free education, said public health experts on Saturday.
-
Taliban's New Law Legalises Slavery In Afghanistan, Makes Mullahs Immune
The Taliban has formally entrenched a class-based justice system in Afghanistan under a newly enacted Criminal Procedure Code signed by its supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada.
-
'Doctor', 'Dr' Not Exclusive To Medical Professionals: Kerala High Court
Justice V G Arun said that the word 'doctor' was initially used for referring to someone who had achieved the highest level of learning and had received a licence to teach in fields like theology, law and philosophy.
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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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How Trump's Immigration Focus Is Harming Efforts To Curb Gun Violence In US
The federal government has retreated from gun enforcement in Baltimore and elsewhere this year as more of its investigators turn their attention to Trump's new priority for law enforcement: hunting immigrants in the US illegally to deport.
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Mob Justice In Bangladesh Again: Two Men Thrashed, Paraded For Duck Theft
In worrying signs that mobs in Bangladesh are taking law and order into their hands, two men were thrashed, their heads tonsured, and were made to dance in public for allegedly stealing a duck
