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WPL 2026 Auction: Women's World Cup Winner Deepti Sharma Returns To UP Warriorz For Rs 3.2 Crore
Deepti Sharma expectedly fetched the big bucks at the WPL auction in New Delhi on Thursday as UP Warriorz used the Right to Match card for the India all-rounder.
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No Official Provision For Serving Halal-Certified Food In Trains: Railways
There is no official provision for selling Halal-certified food in trains, the Railway Board said on Wednesday in response to a notice from the National Human Rights Commission over the issue.
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Rights Body Issues Notice to Railways Over Serving 'Only Halal Meat'
The NHRC has issued a notice to the Railways over a complaint that "only halal-processed meat" is served in trains, which creates an "unfair discrimination" and amounts to "violations of human rights".
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"Will Be Given Red Carpet Welcome": Top Court On Plea Against Extradition
The country has a right to bring back offenders who are evading law, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday as it refused to entertain a plea by a man seeking withdrawal of a request made to the United Arab Emirates for his extradition.
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Four Major Firms Eye Big Move Into Women's Football as IWL Rights Attract Interest
Four private companies, including ISL side Bengaluru FC owners JSW Group, have shown interest in acquiring the commercial rights of Indian Women's League first and second divisions for next five years
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Adani Enterprises Opens One Of India's Largest Rights Issues At Discount
Adani Enterprises Ltd, the flagship firm of billionaire Gautam Adani's conglomerate, on Tuesday launched subscriptions for one of India's largest rights issues, offering shares at Rs 1,800 apiece, a discount of roughly 24 per cent.
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India Set To Be Formally Awarded Commonwealth Games 2030 Hosting Rights: Report
India had spent close to Rs 70,000 crore to host the 2010 edition of the Games, far exceeding the initial estimate of Rs 1600 crore.
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Human Rights Body Seeks Report After Delhi Student's Suicide Allegations
The NHRC has issued a notice to the district magistrate and the deputy commissioner of police of central Delhi, after a class 10 student "committed suicide" allegedly due to mental harassment and discriminatory treatment.
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Supreme Court-Appointed Justice L Nageswara Rao Recommends To Strike Balance Between AIFF Autonomy And Bidders' Interests
The Suprement Court-appointed committee has submitted a report after its invitation for bids on the tender it floated for the ISL's commercial rights found no takers.
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"Fighter" Owl Flies 2 Weeks After It Was Found Covered In Concrete In Utah
The great horned owl was found at the Black Desert Resort in the southwestern part of the state and arrived at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah, earlier this month with its face, chest and right wing covered in dried concrete.
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Murderer Challenges Australia's Ban On Prisoners Eating 'Vegemite'
A convicted murderer is challenging an Australian state's ban on prisoners eating Vegemite, claiming in a court suit that withholding the polarizing yeast-based spread breaches his human right to "enjoy his culture as an Australian."
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PCB Gives Option Of Six Cities To Pick Two New Pakistan Super League teams
The PCB has given the option of six cities to parties interested in bidding for the right to own the two new teams in the Pakistan Super League for the next 10-years.
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'Flash, Fire And Blood': Survivors Recount Horror Of Delhi Red Fort Blast
"People were lying on the road, some bleeding, some not moving at all. There was blood everywhere. We saw death from up close," said Ram Pratap, lying on a hospital bed with his right arm tightly bandaged, recalling the Red Fort blast.
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"Not Easy To Play With Us": Mamata Banerjee Warns Poll Body Over SIR In Bengal
Mamata Banerjee dubbed the ongoing special intensive revision of electoral rolls as "votebandi", and asserted that she would protect the rights of voters at any cost, even if it meant her "throat getting slashed" for protesting against the exercise.
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Novo Nordisk Partners With Emcure To Launch Weight Loss Drug Poviztra In India
Emcure Pharma becomes the first Indian company to hold exclusive rights to distribute and commercialise Poviztra, a semaglutide injection 2.4 mg for weight loss, the statement said.
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WPL 2026 Auction: Women's World Cup Winner Deepti Sharma Returns To UP Warriorz For Rs 3.2 Crore
Deepti Sharma expectedly fetched the big bucks at the WPL auction in New Delhi on Thursday as UP Warriorz used the Right to Match card for the India all-rounder.
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No Official Provision For Serving Halal-Certified Food In Trains: Railways
There is no official provision for selling Halal-certified food in trains, the Railway Board said on Wednesday in response to a notice from the National Human Rights Commission over the issue.
-
Rights Body Issues Notice to Railways Over Serving 'Only Halal Meat'
The NHRC has issued a notice to the Railways over a complaint that "only halal-processed meat" is served in trains, which creates an "unfair discrimination" and amounts to "violations of human rights".
-
"Will Be Given Red Carpet Welcome": Top Court On Plea Against Extradition
The country has a right to bring back offenders who are evading law, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday as it refused to entertain a plea by a man seeking withdrawal of a request made to the United Arab Emirates for his extradition.
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Four Major Firms Eye Big Move Into Women's Football as IWL Rights Attract Interest
Four private companies, including ISL side Bengaluru FC owners JSW Group, have shown interest in acquiring the commercial rights of Indian Women's League first and second divisions for next five years
-
Adani Enterprises Opens One Of India's Largest Rights Issues At Discount
Adani Enterprises Ltd, the flagship firm of billionaire Gautam Adani's conglomerate, on Tuesday launched subscriptions for one of India's largest rights issues, offering shares at Rs 1,800 apiece, a discount of roughly 24 per cent.
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India Set To Be Formally Awarded Commonwealth Games 2030 Hosting Rights: Report
India had spent close to Rs 70,000 crore to host the 2010 edition of the Games, far exceeding the initial estimate of Rs 1600 crore.
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Human Rights Body Seeks Report After Delhi Student's Suicide Allegations
The NHRC has issued a notice to the district magistrate and the deputy commissioner of police of central Delhi, after a class 10 student "committed suicide" allegedly due to mental harassment and discriminatory treatment.
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Supreme Court-Appointed Justice L Nageswara Rao Recommends To Strike Balance Between AIFF Autonomy And Bidders' Interests
The Suprement Court-appointed committee has submitted a report after its invitation for bids on the tender it floated for the ISL's commercial rights found no takers.
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"Fighter" Owl Flies 2 Weeks After It Was Found Covered In Concrete In Utah
The great horned owl was found at the Black Desert Resort in the southwestern part of the state and arrived at the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah, earlier this month with its face, chest and right wing covered in dried concrete.
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Murderer Challenges Australia's Ban On Prisoners Eating 'Vegemite'
A convicted murderer is challenging an Australian state's ban on prisoners eating Vegemite, claiming in a court suit that withholding the polarizing yeast-based spread breaches his human right to "enjoy his culture as an Australian."
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PCB Gives Option Of Six Cities To Pick Two New Pakistan Super League teams
The PCB has given the option of six cities to parties interested in bidding for the right to own the two new teams in the Pakistan Super League for the next 10-years.
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'Flash, Fire And Blood': Survivors Recount Horror Of Delhi Red Fort Blast
"People were lying on the road, some bleeding, some not moving at all. There was blood everywhere. We saw death from up close," said Ram Pratap, lying on a hospital bed with his right arm tightly bandaged, recalling the Red Fort blast.
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"Not Easy To Play With Us": Mamata Banerjee Warns Poll Body Over SIR In Bengal
Mamata Banerjee dubbed the ongoing special intensive revision of electoral rolls as "votebandi", and asserted that she would protect the rights of voters at any cost, even if it meant her "throat getting slashed" for protesting against the exercise.
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Novo Nordisk Partners With Emcure To Launch Weight Loss Drug Poviztra In India
Emcure Pharma becomes the first Indian company to hold exclusive rights to distribute and commercialise Poviztra, a semaglutide injection 2.4 mg for weight loss, the statement said.
