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Supreme Court Invokes Article 142 To Protect 250 Students' Career
The Supreme Court on Wednesday invoked Article 142 of the Constitution to protect 250 students from facing hurdles in education due to the shifting of their institute's campus.
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"No Need To Raise Hijab Issue, Follow Court's Order": Basavaraj Bommai
After the hijab issue resurfaced in Karnataka, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai today called for following the High Court order. Students at University College in Mangaluru earlier this week submitted a request to allow the wearing of hijab.
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Case Against Facebook Page Admin For Remark On Judge Hearing Hijab Case
A case has been registered against the administrator of a Facebook page 'Mangalore Muslims' and another person who had posted against one of the three judges of the Karnataka High Court hearing the hijab case.
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Video Evidence Was Not Produced, Says Court Order In Mangalore Pub Attack
In a video that went viral on YouTube in January 2009, several women were seen getting assaulted by men belonging to Sri Ram Sene, a right-wing outfit in Karnataka. In the video, the men could be seen barging into a pub called 'Amnesia - The Lounge' in Mangalore and beating up men and women for having "loose morals" and violating traditional values...
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How 26 Men Seen Attacking Women In Mangaluru Pub Got Away: 10 Points
Young women ran as they were chased by a mob, slapped, kicked and dragged by their hair. As the terrified women tried to dodge the blows, some stumbled and fell and others were pushed to the ground. Visuals of this hooliganism at a pub in Mangaluru disgusted the nation and led to calls for toughest punishment. But nine years on, all 25 accused, and...
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KIET Mangalore: Supreme Court Allows Karnataka Medical College To Admit MBBS Students
A bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra allowed the plea of Kanachur Islamic Education Trust (KIET), Mangalore challenging the August 10 government order and extended the deadline for admitting students for 2017-18 till September 5.
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'Kingfisher House' To Go Up For Sale
Vijay Mallya-led Kingfisher Airlines on Monday withdrew its appeal in the Supreme Court seeking to restrain the SBI-led consortium of 17 banks from taking over possession of the 'Kingfisher House' in Mumbai.
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Mangalore: Serial 'cyanide killer' sentenced to death by court
A serial killer known for his alleged modus operandi of using cyanide to kill his victims, was sentenced to death by a court in Mangalore in three cases of murder.
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Mangalore: 'Cyanide' killer convicted in two murder cases
A court in Mangalore on Tuesday convicted a serial killer, known for his alleged modus operandi of killing his victims' using cyanide poison, in cases involving the murder of two women in the district.
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Kingfisher lenders to continue selling United Spirits shares: SBI
Armed with a favourable order from the Bombay High Court, the State Bank of India today said the lenders to the Vijay Mallya-promoted Kingfisher Airlines will continue selling shares of the group company, United Spirits, pledged with them.
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Vijay Mallya sues banks for selling pledged United Spirits shares
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya has filed a petition in the Bombay High Court against the lenders to his grounded airline Kingfisher for selling a portion of the pledged shares of United Spirits (USL) worth Rs 100 crore, according to banking sources.
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Civil Aviation Ministry to improve facilities for cargo trade: Ajit Singh
The Civil Aviation Ministry has decided to improve the facilities for cargo trade development activities in the country, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said on Monday.
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Notice issued to Karnataka government, others in home-stay incident
The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday ordered issue of notices to the government and the CBI Director on a public interest litigation seeking a probe by the central agency into the July 28 attack on students partying at a home-stay in Mangalore by suspected activists of a Hindu outfit.
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Mangalore crash: Supreme Court notice on Rs.75 lakh compensation
Mangalore crash: Supreme Court notice on Rs.75 lakh compensation
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Mangalore crash: Kerala High Court stays Rs 75 lakh compensation to victims' kin
In a setback for families of victims of last year's Mangalore air crash, a division bench of the Kerala High Court today overruled a single judge bench order asking air India to pay Rs 75 lakh as minimum compensation to families of victims.
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Supreme Court Invokes Article 142 To Protect 250 Students' Career
The Supreme Court on Wednesday invoked Article 142 of the Constitution to protect 250 students from facing hurdles in education due to the shifting of their institute's campus.
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"No Need To Raise Hijab Issue, Follow Court's Order": Basavaraj Bommai
After the hijab issue resurfaced in Karnataka, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai today called for following the High Court order. Students at University College in Mangaluru earlier this week submitted a request to allow the wearing of hijab.
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Case Against Facebook Page Admin For Remark On Judge Hearing Hijab Case
A case has been registered against the administrator of a Facebook page 'Mangalore Muslims' and another person who had posted against one of the three judges of the Karnataka High Court hearing the hijab case.
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Video Evidence Was Not Produced, Says Court Order In Mangalore Pub Attack
In a video that went viral on YouTube in January 2009, several women were seen getting assaulted by men belonging to Sri Ram Sene, a right-wing outfit in Karnataka. In the video, the men could be seen barging into a pub called 'Amnesia - The Lounge' in Mangalore and beating up men and women for having "loose morals" and violating traditional values...
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How 26 Men Seen Attacking Women In Mangaluru Pub Got Away: 10 Points
Young women ran as they were chased by a mob, slapped, kicked and dragged by their hair. As the terrified women tried to dodge the blows, some stumbled and fell and others were pushed to the ground. Visuals of this hooliganism at a pub in Mangaluru disgusted the nation and led to calls for toughest punishment. But nine years on, all 25 accused, and...
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KIET Mangalore: Supreme Court Allows Karnataka Medical College To Admit MBBS Students
A bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra allowed the plea of Kanachur Islamic Education Trust (KIET), Mangalore challenging the August 10 government order and extended the deadline for admitting students for 2017-18 till September 5.
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'Kingfisher House' To Go Up For Sale
Vijay Mallya-led Kingfisher Airlines on Monday withdrew its appeal in the Supreme Court seeking to restrain the SBI-led consortium of 17 banks from taking over possession of the 'Kingfisher House' in Mumbai.
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Mangalore: Serial 'cyanide killer' sentenced to death by court
A serial killer known for his alleged modus operandi of using cyanide to kill his victims, was sentenced to death by a court in Mangalore in three cases of murder.
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Mangalore: 'Cyanide' killer convicted in two murder cases
A court in Mangalore on Tuesday convicted a serial killer, known for his alleged modus operandi of killing his victims' using cyanide poison, in cases involving the murder of two women in the district.
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Kingfisher lenders to continue selling United Spirits shares: SBI
Armed with a favourable order from the Bombay High Court, the State Bank of India today said the lenders to the Vijay Mallya-promoted Kingfisher Airlines will continue selling shares of the group company, United Spirits, pledged with them.
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Vijay Mallya sues banks for selling pledged United Spirits shares
Liquor baron Vijay Mallya has filed a petition in the Bombay High Court against the lenders to his grounded airline Kingfisher for selling a portion of the pledged shares of United Spirits (USL) worth Rs 100 crore, according to banking sources.
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Civil Aviation Ministry to improve facilities for cargo trade: Ajit Singh
The Civil Aviation Ministry has decided to improve the facilities for cargo trade development activities in the country, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh said on Monday.
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Notice issued to Karnataka government, others in home-stay incident
The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday ordered issue of notices to the government and the CBI Director on a public interest litigation seeking a probe by the central agency into the July 28 attack on students partying at a home-stay in Mangalore by suspected activists of a Hindu outfit.
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Mangalore crash: Supreme Court notice on Rs.75 lakh compensation
Mangalore crash: Supreme Court notice on Rs.75 lakh compensation
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Mangalore crash: Kerala High Court stays Rs 75 lakh compensation to victims' kin
In a setback for families of victims of last year's Mangalore air crash, a division bench of the Kerala High Court today overruled a single judge bench order asking air India to pay Rs 75 lakh as minimum compensation to families of victims.
