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Bengaluru Cop's Wife Dies By Suicide, Family Claims Dowry Abuse By In-Laws
The complainant alleged that after the marriage, Rajesh Aradhya, along with his father Palaksharadhya and mother Bhagyamma, subjected Lakshmi Priya to continuous mental and physical harassment.
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Yuzvendra Chahal Allegedly Caught Vaping In IndiGo Flight, What Are The Risks And Indian Aviation Rules
According to IndiGo's official guidelines, e-cigarettes, including vapes, are not permitted in either cabin baggage or checked-in luggage.
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PETA India, Police Stop Planned Animal Sacrifice At Telangana Temple
It further noted that Section 4 bars any person from officiating, performing, assisting, participating or offering to participate in such sacrifices.
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Rajasthan Royals' Riyan Parag Caught Vaping: Side Effects And Long-Term Health Impacts Explained
Rajasthan Royals skipper was caught vaping during IPL 2026 match. The incident is particularly concerning because vaping is banned in India under The Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act 2019.
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Why Riyan Parag's Dressing Room Vaping Is A Major Code Of Conduct Breach
During the 16th over of RR's successful 223-run chase, Riyan Parag was seen vaping in the presence of teammates Yashasvi Jaiswal, Yudhvir Singh Charak, and Kuldeep Sen.
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Hotel Gets Licence To Sell Liquor In Gandhi's Porbandar, Row Erupts
In a "dry state" like Gujarat, the Home Department grants liquor licences to premium hotels (typically 3-star and above) under the Prohibition Act to cater specifically to authorised permit holders and tourists.
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"Rs 71 Lakh Cash, 21 Tola Gold:" YouTuber With 2.4 Million Subscribers Under Fire For Taking Dowry Disguised As "Daan"
The controversy centres around the definition of "daan" (gift) versus dowry, with some arguing that the gifts were voluntary and others condemning the practice as a social evil.
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Delhi Government To Implement Private School Fee Regulation Act From 2026-27
Delhi Private School Fee Regulation Bill: Under the Delhi fee regulation bill, all 1,700 private schools will be prohibited from increasing their fees without prior approval from the government.
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"Let's See His Reaction": Woman Surprises Boyfriend In Jail, Shoots Reel
Raipur Central Jail, meant to be one of the most secure institutions in Chhattisgarh, is once again under a cloud after a sensational video surfaced showing a young woman freely recording a video inside the jail's visiting room.
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Student Moves Delhi High Court Against CM SHRI School Admission Test
The appeal argues the Single Bench erred by allowing screening tests, which undermines the RTE Act's aim of free and non-discriminatory education under Article 21-A.
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Maharashtra's 'Organised Crime' Solution To Sale Of 'Gutkha' Around Schools
Cracking down on the sale of 'gutkha' and other prohibited substances near educational institutions, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said the stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act will be amended,
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AIBE 20: All India Bar Examination 2025 Guidelines For Candidates
The Bar Council of India will conduct AIBE 20 on November 30, 2025. Candidates must report by 11:30 am with admit card and photo ID, and carry only Bare Acts inside the exam centre.
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AIFF Adopts Clause That Prohibits Office-Bearers From Holding Dual Posts
Acting on the directive of the Supreme Court, the AIFF adopted the clause of the new constitution that prohibits its office bearers from holding dual posts in the national body and state units.
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Can You Carry Alcohol On Indian Trains? Rules, Fines And All You Need To Know
Thinking of carrying a bottle of feni or whisky on your train ride? Here is a simple breakdown of what Indian Railways and state laws actually say about travelling with alcohol.
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SC/ST Act Brought To Improve Conditions Of Vulnerable Class: Supreme Court
The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act was brought with an "avowed object" to improve socio-economic conditions of a vulnerable class and prohibits the grant of pre-arrest bail to the accused, the Supreme Court said.
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Bengaluru Cop's Wife Dies By Suicide, Family Claims Dowry Abuse By In-Laws
The complainant alleged that after the marriage, Rajesh Aradhya, along with his father Palaksharadhya and mother Bhagyamma, subjected Lakshmi Priya to continuous mental and physical harassment.
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Yuzvendra Chahal Allegedly Caught Vaping In IndiGo Flight, What Are The Risks And Indian Aviation Rules
According to IndiGo's official guidelines, e-cigarettes, including vapes, are not permitted in either cabin baggage or checked-in luggage.
-
PETA India, Police Stop Planned Animal Sacrifice At Telangana Temple
It further noted that Section 4 bars any person from officiating, performing, assisting, participating or offering to participate in such sacrifices.
-
Rajasthan Royals' Riyan Parag Caught Vaping: Side Effects And Long-Term Health Impacts Explained
Rajasthan Royals skipper was caught vaping during IPL 2026 match. The incident is particularly concerning because vaping is banned in India under The Prohibition of Electronic Cigarettes Act 2019.
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Why Riyan Parag's Dressing Room Vaping Is A Major Code Of Conduct Breach
During the 16th over of RR's successful 223-run chase, Riyan Parag was seen vaping in the presence of teammates Yashasvi Jaiswal, Yudhvir Singh Charak, and Kuldeep Sen.
-
Hotel Gets Licence To Sell Liquor In Gandhi's Porbandar, Row Erupts
In a "dry state" like Gujarat, the Home Department grants liquor licences to premium hotels (typically 3-star and above) under the Prohibition Act to cater specifically to authorised permit holders and tourists.
-
"Rs 71 Lakh Cash, 21 Tola Gold:" YouTuber With 2.4 Million Subscribers Under Fire For Taking Dowry Disguised As "Daan"
The controversy centres around the definition of "daan" (gift) versus dowry, with some arguing that the gifts were voluntary and others condemning the practice as a social evil.
-
Delhi Government To Implement Private School Fee Regulation Act From 2026-27
Delhi Private School Fee Regulation Bill: Under the Delhi fee regulation bill, all 1,700 private schools will be prohibited from increasing their fees without prior approval from the government.
-
"Let's See His Reaction": Woman Surprises Boyfriend In Jail, Shoots Reel
Raipur Central Jail, meant to be one of the most secure institutions in Chhattisgarh, is once again under a cloud after a sensational video surfaced showing a young woman freely recording a video inside the jail's visiting room.
-
Student Moves Delhi High Court Against CM SHRI School Admission Test
The appeal argues the Single Bench erred by allowing screening tests, which undermines the RTE Act's aim of free and non-discriminatory education under Article 21-A.
-
Maharashtra's 'Organised Crime' Solution To Sale Of 'Gutkha' Around Schools
Cracking down on the sale of 'gutkha' and other prohibited substances near educational institutions, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said the stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act will be amended,
-
AIBE 20: All India Bar Examination 2025 Guidelines For Candidates
The Bar Council of India will conduct AIBE 20 on November 30, 2025. Candidates must report by 11:30 am with admit card and photo ID, and carry only Bare Acts inside the exam centre.
-
AIFF Adopts Clause That Prohibits Office-Bearers From Holding Dual Posts
Acting on the directive of the Supreme Court, the AIFF adopted the clause of the new constitution that prohibits its office bearers from holding dual posts in the national body and state units.
-
Can You Carry Alcohol On Indian Trains? Rules, Fines And All You Need To Know
Thinking of carrying a bottle of feni or whisky on your train ride? Here is a simple breakdown of what Indian Railways and state laws actually say about travelling with alcohol.
-
SC/ST Act Brought To Improve Conditions Of Vulnerable Class: Supreme Court
The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act was brought with an "avowed object" to improve socio-economic conditions of a vulnerable class and prohibits the grant of pre-arrest bail to the accused, the Supreme Court said.
