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Rohini Court Bans Public From Wearing Lawyer-Like Attire In Complex
The Rohini Court Bar Association has issued a notice barring clerks, litigants and general public from wearing white shirts and black pants during their visit to the district court complex.
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Karnataka High Court Orders State Government To Make Public Disclosure Of RCB Stampede Report
The Karnataka High Court has ordered the state government to publicly disclose its status report on the stampede incident outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
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"Have Better Idea": Andhra's Jab As Karnataka Stops Land Acquisition For Aerospace Park
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's move to stop land acquisition for an aerospace park has drawn jeers from neighbouring Andhra Pradesh, with its minister Nara Lokesh sending out a public invite to the aerospace industry to relocate.
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Handloom Meets Climate Action: Delhi to Host 'Vastra Katha' on August 6
Aiming to promote climate-conscious fashion and India's textile heritage, the Delhi government will organise a large-scale public event on August 6 to mark the National Handloom Day.
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Rekha Gupta Unveils Plan To Overhaul Delhi's Broken Bus System
In a bid to fix its flailing public transport, the Delhi government has kicked off what it calls a comprehensive overhaul of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC).
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MTNL Defaults On Bank Loans Worth Nearly Rs 8,600 Crore
State-run telecom firm MTNL has defaulted on bank loans worth Rs 8,585 crore from seven public sector banks, the company said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday.
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Ancient Killer That Doctors Can No Longer Stop Is Spreading Worldwide: Study
A 2022 study reveals that the bacterium causing typhoid fever is rapidly developing extensive resistance to antibiotics, with highly resistant strains spreading globally from South Asia to Western countries, posing a significant challenge to public h
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US Man Fined For Giving Free Water, Now He Needs $50,000 For Legal Battle
An Arizona man fined by his HOA for placing a free water cooler in his driveway is raising $50,000 for a legal fight, claiming his action is about the public good during extreme heat.
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'Not Irrational, Arbitrary': Jetty Near Gateway Of India Cleared By High Court
In a major boost for Mumbai's coastal infrastructure, the Bombay High Court on Tuesday dismissed a series of public interest litigations challenging the construction of a passenger jetty and terminal near the iconic Gateway of India.
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Samay Raina Gives Written Apology To Women's Panel Over Sexist Remarks
Comedian Samay Raina, who appeared before the National Commission for Women over his alleged offensive and sexist remarks during his show 'India's Got Latent', has submitted a written apology to the panel today.
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US Visa Refused After Indian Applicant Failed To Share Reddit Account
The user said their account was public, and it did not contain any 'offensive content', but they were still denied the clearance.
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Google NotebookLM Gets Featured Notebooks, Offers Expert-Curated Sources for Users
Google’s NotebookLM is getting a new feature to help users learn about new topics without having to look for high-quality sources. Announced on Monday, the new addition is dubbed featured notebooks, and these are a list of sources curated by domain experts that users can directly open as a new notebook.
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No More Major Climate Change Reports On NASA Website: Trump Administration
Earlier this month, official government websites that hosted the national climate assessments went dark. Such sites told state and local governments and the public what to expect in their backyards from a warming world and how to best adapt to it.
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Plant Theft Is Often Overlooked As Parks Become Easy Target For Crime
More than 180 plants were stolen from a well-loved public park in Nottingham called Arboretum in May 2025.
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"People Point Fingers At Me": Eknath Shinde To Party Leaders Amid Row
The slapgate over dal in Maharashtra apparently has drawn strong response from Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who warned his party leaders that they should consider themselves "workers" first and foremost, keep a firm control on their tempers a
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Rohini Court Bans Public From Wearing Lawyer-Like Attire In Complex
The Rohini Court Bar Association has issued a notice barring clerks, litigants and general public from wearing white shirts and black pants during their visit to the district court complex.
-
Karnataka High Court Orders State Government To Make Public Disclosure Of RCB Stampede Report
The Karnataka High Court has ordered the state government to publicly disclose its status report on the stampede incident outside the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.
-
"Have Better Idea": Andhra's Jab As Karnataka Stops Land Acquisition For Aerospace Park
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's move to stop land acquisition for an aerospace park has drawn jeers from neighbouring Andhra Pradesh, with its minister Nara Lokesh sending out a public invite to the aerospace industry to relocate.
-
Handloom Meets Climate Action: Delhi to Host 'Vastra Katha' on August 6
Aiming to promote climate-conscious fashion and India's textile heritage, the Delhi government will organise a large-scale public event on August 6 to mark the National Handloom Day.
-
Rekha Gupta Unveils Plan To Overhaul Delhi's Broken Bus System
In a bid to fix its flailing public transport, the Delhi government has kicked off what it calls a comprehensive overhaul of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC).
-
MTNL Defaults On Bank Loans Worth Nearly Rs 8,600 Crore
State-run telecom firm MTNL has defaulted on bank loans worth Rs 8,585 crore from seven public sector banks, the company said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday.
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Ancient Killer That Doctors Can No Longer Stop Is Spreading Worldwide: Study
A 2022 study reveals that the bacterium causing typhoid fever is rapidly developing extensive resistance to antibiotics, with highly resistant strains spreading globally from South Asia to Western countries, posing a significant challenge to public h
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US Man Fined For Giving Free Water, Now He Needs $50,000 For Legal Battle
An Arizona man fined by his HOA for placing a free water cooler in his driveway is raising $50,000 for a legal fight, claiming his action is about the public good during extreme heat.
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'Not Irrational, Arbitrary': Jetty Near Gateway Of India Cleared By High Court
In a major boost for Mumbai's coastal infrastructure, the Bombay High Court on Tuesday dismissed a series of public interest litigations challenging the construction of a passenger jetty and terminal near the iconic Gateway of India.
-
Samay Raina Gives Written Apology To Women's Panel Over Sexist Remarks
Comedian Samay Raina, who appeared before the National Commission for Women over his alleged offensive and sexist remarks during his show 'India's Got Latent', has submitted a written apology to the panel today.
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US Visa Refused After Indian Applicant Failed To Share Reddit Account
The user said their account was public, and it did not contain any 'offensive content', but they were still denied the clearance.
-
Google NotebookLM Gets Featured Notebooks, Offers Expert-Curated Sources for Users
Google’s NotebookLM is getting a new feature to help users learn about new topics without having to look for high-quality sources. Announced on Monday, the new addition is dubbed featured notebooks, and these are a list of sources curated by domain experts that users can directly open as a new notebook.
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No More Major Climate Change Reports On NASA Website: Trump Administration
Earlier this month, official government websites that hosted the national climate assessments went dark. Such sites told state and local governments and the public what to expect in their backyards from a warming world and how to best adapt to it.
-
Plant Theft Is Often Overlooked As Parks Become Easy Target For Crime
More than 180 plants were stolen from a well-loved public park in Nottingham called Arboretum in May 2025.
-
"People Point Fingers At Me": Eknath Shinde To Party Leaders Amid Row
The slapgate over dal in Maharashtra apparently has drawn strong response from Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who warned his party leaders that they should consider themselves "workers" first and foremost, keep a firm control on their tempers a
