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"BJP Has Failed": Arvind Kejriwal After Bomb Threats To 3 Delhi Schools
Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday lashed out at the BJP, saying its "four-engine" government has failed to maintain law and order after three schools in the national capital received bomb threats.
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Indian-Origin Krishangi Meshram Becomes Youngest Solicitor In UK At 21
Indian-origin law graduate Krishangi Meshram has become the youngest solicitor in England and Wales in recent years. She is 21.
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A New Covfefe? Donald Trump's Latest One-Word Post Confuses Internet
The term even trended on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit, with users sharing memes and jokes about the mysterious post.
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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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British Airways Pilot Leaves Cockpit Door Open For Family. This Happens Next
The incident was reported to US authorities, leading to the pilot's suspension.
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Opinion | On Janmashtami, A Few 'Krishna' Lessons For Indian Politics - And Politicians
Politicians should be humble and grounded. Arrogance, abuse of power, and a lack of respect for the rule of law inevitably lead to a leader's downfall, both politically and morally.
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Washington Sues Trump Over Federal Takeover Of Its Police Department
The nation's capital sued to block President Donald Trump's takeover of its police department in court on Friday, hours after his administration escalated its intervention into the city's law enforcement.
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Delhi Notifies Law to Curb Arbitrary Fee Hikes in Private Schools
The Delhi government has notified the Delhi School Education (Transparency in Fixation and Regulation of Fees) Act, 2025, aimed at ending arbitrary fee hikes by private schools.
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Delhi Notifies Law To Curb Arbitrary Fee Hikes In Private Schools
Delhi Law To Curb Fee Hikes In Private Schools: The law gives parents a role in the fee-fixation process, including veto power on proposed hikes.
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How India's Choice Of August 15 As Independence Day Has A Japan Link
Amid rising communal violence and worsening law and order, the British Parliament decided that the colonial rule in India would end on August 15, 1947.
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Dozens Arrested In Washington As White House Ratchets Up Police Presence
Following Trump's unprecedented announcement that his administration would take over the Washington police department and dispatch the National Guard for at least a month, the White House announced there would be a round-the-clock police presence.
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Russia Imposes Partial Restrictions on WhatsApp, Telegram Voice Calls
Russia, through its media and internet regulator, Roskomnadzor, has reportedly imposed a partial restriction on voice calls made via two instant messaging apps, WhatsApp and Telegram. The regulator said that it took this step to better fight crime. Moreover, the regulator said that several law enforcement agencies and citizens appealed that the two...
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"Dirty Word": Election Body Slams Rahul Gandhi's "Vote Chori" Campaign
Countering Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's "vote fraud" allegations, the Election Commission has said such charges must be substantiated by evidence and pursued through proper process
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Assam Rolls Out Arms Licence Portal: What Are The Gun Laws In India
The Assam government has launched a portal where indigenous communities in the state's sensitive and remote regions can apply for licences to possess arms.
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Multiple Law Enforcement Officers Shot In Virginia: US Congressman
Multiple law enforcement officers have been shot in southern Virginia, a congressman said Wednesday.
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"BJP Has Failed": Arvind Kejriwal After Bomb Threats To 3 Delhi Schools
Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday lashed out at the BJP, saying its "four-engine" government has failed to maintain law and order after three schools in the national capital received bomb threats.
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Indian-Origin Krishangi Meshram Becomes Youngest Solicitor In UK At 21
Indian-origin law graduate Krishangi Meshram has become the youngest solicitor in England and Wales in recent years. She is 21.
-
A New Covfefe? Donald Trump's Latest One-Word Post Confuses Internet
The term even trended on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit, with users sharing memes and jokes about the mysterious post.
-
"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.
-
British Airways Pilot Leaves Cockpit Door Open For Family. This Happens Next
The incident was reported to US authorities, leading to the pilot's suspension.
-
Opinion | On Janmashtami, A Few 'Krishna' Lessons For Indian Politics - And Politicians
Politicians should be humble and grounded. Arrogance, abuse of power, and a lack of respect for the rule of law inevitably lead to a leader's downfall, both politically and morally.
-
Washington Sues Trump Over Federal Takeover Of Its Police Department
The nation's capital sued to block President Donald Trump's takeover of its police department in court on Friday, hours after his administration escalated its intervention into the city's law enforcement.
-
Delhi Notifies Law to Curb Arbitrary Fee Hikes in Private Schools
The Delhi government has notified the Delhi School Education (Transparency in Fixation and Regulation of Fees) Act, 2025, aimed at ending arbitrary fee hikes by private schools.
-
Delhi Notifies Law To Curb Arbitrary Fee Hikes In Private Schools
Delhi Law To Curb Fee Hikes In Private Schools: The law gives parents a role in the fee-fixation process, including veto power on proposed hikes.
-
How India's Choice Of August 15 As Independence Day Has A Japan Link
Amid rising communal violence and worsening law and order, the British Parliament decided that the colonial rule in India would end on August 15, 1947.
-
Dozens Arrested In Washington As White House Ratchets Up Police Presence
Following Trump's unprecedented announcement that his administration would take over the Washington police department and dispatch the National Guard for at least a month, the White House announced there would be a round-the-clock police presence.
-
Russia Imposes Partial Restrictions on WhatsApp, Telegram Voice Calls
Russia, through its media and internet regulator, Roskomnadzor, has reportedly imposed a partial restriction on voice calls made via two instant messaging apps, WhatsApp and Telegram. The regulator said that it took this step to better fight crime. Moreover, the regulator said that several law enforcement agencies and citizens appealed that the two...
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"Dirty Word": Election Body Slams Rahul Gandhi's "Vote Chori" Campaign
Countering Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's "vote fraud" allegations, the Election Commission has said such charges must be substantiated by evidence and pursued through proper process
-
Assam Rolls Out Arms Licence Portal: What Are The Gun Laws In India
The Assam government has launched a portal where indigenous communities in the state's sensitive and remote regions can apply for licences to possess arms.
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Multiple Law Enforcement Officers Shot In Virginia: US Congressman
Multiple law enforcement officers have been shot in southern Virginia, a congressman said Wednesday.
