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Ship Turnaround Time At Indian Ports Now Less Than A Day: Minister
The Indian ports have significantly improved operational efficiency, with the average turnaround time for ships reduced from 4 days to less than 1 day, outperforming many advanced nations
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Over 64 Lakh Cases Settled In Karnataka Lok Adalat In A Day - A Record
The Karnataka State Legal Services Authority has said that a record 64,13,608 cases were settled in the Lok Adalat held on February 11.
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Brazil Gets Crypto Laws, Industry Players Get 180 Days to Comply: Details
Jair Bolsonaro, the President of Brazil has signed the previously proposed crypto bill into a law. Upcoming crypto firms that aim to set up shop in Brazil, will also have to now obtain a relevant ‘virtual service provider’ licence to legally operate there. Under the new laws, once the crypto firms bag their approvals, they will be able to estab...
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In A First, 'Lok Adalat' Tableau In Republic Day Parade
In a first, a tableau depicting 'Lok Adalat' will participate in the Republic Day parade on Rajpath in Delhi on January 26. The theme of the float by the National Legal Services Authority tableau will be "Ek Mutthi Aasman: Lok Adalat".
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Kolkata Man Sends Legal Notice To Producers Of Film On 'Gumnami Baba'
A day after the teaser release of acclaimed Filmmaker Srijit Mukherji's latest venture 'Gumnaami', based on the recluse 'Gumnami Baba', who many believed was the freedom fighter Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose in disguise, a Netaji fan from Kolkata on Friday sent a legal notice to the producer
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Stalin Says Would Have Died Had Father Not Been Buried At Marina Beach
Opening up on the subject publicly for the first time, DMK leader MK Stalin said today that he had pleaded with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami to allot space at the Marina beach to bury party President and his father M Karunanidhi. He added that had he not gotten permission to bury his father at the Marina beach, he too would have died.
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President Ram Nath Kovind Urges Legal Fraternity To Provide Free Services To Poor
Expressing concern over non-affordability of legal services by the poor in the country, President Ram Nath Kovind today called upon on the legal fraternity to provide free legal services them.
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Maharashtra Doctors' Strike Enters Day 3, Legal Action Warning Fails
Chaos continued in hospitals across Maharashtra as nearly 4,500 doctors continued their mass leave for the third straight day. While in most hospitals, a few senior doctors have been doing the rounds. Emergency services have not been affected by the protest. The doctors are demanding better security measures at hospitals after colleagues acme under...
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Service Charges On Food Bills Legal, Not Unfair Trade: FHRAI
A day after government clarified that service charges on food bills in hotels and restaurants are not compulsory, apex hospitality industry body FHRAI today contended that it is legal, not an unfair trade practice and each establishment is free to evolve policy in this regard.
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High Court Quashes FIR As Men Accused Of Molestation Agree To Do Social Service
The Bombay High Court has set aside a first information report (FIR) against five youths, accused of outraging the modesty of two girls, on the condition that they would do social work for two days and donate Rs 50,000 for legal aid service.
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Ship Turnaround Time At Indian Ports Now Less Than A Day: Minister
The Indian ports have significantly improved operational efficiency, with the average turnaround time for ships reduced from 4 days to less than 1 day, outperforming many advanced nations
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Over 64 Lakh Cases Settled In Karnataka Lok Adalat In A Day - A Record
The Karnataka State Legal Services Authority has said that a record 64,13,608 cases were settled in the Lok Adalat held on February 11.
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Brazil Gets Crypto Laws, Industry Players Get 180 Days to Comply: Details
Jair Bolsonaro, the President of Brazil has signed the previously proposed crypto bill into a law. Upcoming crypto firms that aim to set up shop in Brazil, will also have to now obtain a relevant ‘virtual service provider’ licence to legally operate there. Under the new laws, once the crypto firms bag their approvals, they will be able to estab...
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In A First, 'Lok Adalat' Tableau In Republic Day Parade
In a first, a tableau depicting 'Lok Adalat' will participate in the Republic Day parade on Rajpath in Delhi on January 26. The theme of the float by the National Legal Services Authority tableau will be "Ek Mutthi Aasman: Lok Adalat".
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Kolkata Man Sends Legal Notice To Producers Of Film On 'Gumnami Baba'
A day after the teaser release of acclaimed Filmmaker Srijit Mukherji's latest venture 'Gumnaami', based on the recluse 'Gumnami Baba', who many believed was the freedom fighter Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose in disguise, a Netaji fan from Kolkata on Friday sent a legal notice to the producer
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Stalin Says Would Have Died Had Father Not Been Buried At Marina Beach
Opening up on the subject publicly for the first time, DMK leader MK Stalin said today that he had pleaded with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami to allot space at the Marina beach to bury party President and his father M Karunanidhi. He added that had he not gotten permission to bury his father at the Marina beach, he too would have died.
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President Ram Nath Kovind Urges Legal Fraternity To Provide Free Services To Poor
Expressing concern over non-affordability of legal services by the poor in the country, President Ram Nath Kovind today called upon on the legal fraternity to provide free legal services them.
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Maharashtra Doctors' Strike Enters Day 3, Legal Action Warning Fails
Chaos continued in hospitals across Maharashtra as nearly 4,500 doctors continued their mass leave for the third straight day. While in most hospitals, a few senior doctors have been doing the rounds. Emergency services have not been affected by the protest. The doctors are demanding better security measures at hospitals after colleagues acme under...
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Service Charges On Food Bills Legal, Not Unfair Trade: FHRAI
A day after government clarified that service charges on food bills in hotels and restaurants are not compulsory, apex hospitality industry body FHRAI today contended that it is legal, not an unfair trade practice and each establishment is free to evolve policy in this regard.
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High Court Quashes FIR As Men Accused Of Molestation Agree To Do Social Service
The Bombay High Court has set aside a first information report (FIR) against five youths, accused of outraging the modesty of two girls, on the condition that they would do social work for two days and donate Rs 50,000 for legal aid service.
