Rights Of States
- All
- News
- Videos
-
"Punjab Comes First": State BJP Chief Picks His Side Amid Chandigarh Uproar
Amid the political uproar in Punjab over the Centre's move to bring Chandigarh under the President's direct control, Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar has said Chandigarh is an "integral part of Punjab" and assured that the "confusion" will be resolved
-
"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.
-
US Fails To Appear For Its Mandatory UN Human Rights Review
The United States failed to appear Friday for the so-called Universal Periodic Review of its human rights record, becoming only the second country to ever boycott the regular UN process.
-
For Bengal Roll Revision, BJP Red Flags 5 of 12 Approved Documents
The BJP has written to the Election Commission, suggesting that extra caution be exercised for the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in West Bengal.
-
"Should Infiltrators Have Voting Rights?" Amit Shah At NDTV Bihar Conclave
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said that Bihar is one of the most politically aware states in the country, ahead of assembly elections in the state this month.
-
Switched At Birth: Poor Japan Lorry Driver, 60, Discovers He's Heir To Millionaire Family
Presiding judge Masatoshi Miyasaka ruled in favour of the lorry driver, stating he was robbed of the life he rightfully deserved.
-
US Covert Actions "Violate Venezuela's Sovereignty": UN Experts
United Nations rights experts said Tuesday that the United States' covert actions and threats of using armed force against Caracas "violate Venezuela's sovereignty and the UN Charter".
-
Unhygienic Toilets In Courts Violation Of Rights, Supreme Court Told
The continued unhygienic state of toilets in court complexes across the country constitutes a persistent violation of fundamental rights and the right to dignity of all users, according to a status report filed on behalf of different high courts.
-
"No Longer Seeking Differential Rights": China Ends Special WTO Benefits, Easing US Tensions
China will no longer claim the benefits available to developing nations at the World Trade Organization, removing a point of contention with the US that's been a barrier to their agreement on reforming the global arbiter of commerce.
-
'50% Relief Borne By States': MK Stalin Slams PM Modi Over Delayed GST Cuts
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday took on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the timing of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) cuts, accusing the Union government of denying states their rightful funds.
-
Case Filed Over AI-Generated Video By Congress On PM Modi, His Mother
Delhi Police on Saturday registered an FIR on a BJP worker's complaint over an AI-generated "deepfake" video posted by the Bihar Congress unit on its X handle that allegedly tarnished the image of PM Narendra Modi and his late mother
-
Man Acquitted In 2006 Mumbai Blast Case Seeks 9 Crores For "Custodial Torture"
Abdul Wahid Shaikh, the only accused acquitted by the trial court in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, has sought a compensation of Rs 9 crore for his "wrongful incarceration" and "custodial torture".
-
Pakistan Shamed At UN, Called "Another State Sponsor Of Terrorism"
Pakistan was humbled at the United Nations after a human rights lawyer - Hillel Neuer called out the country for state-sponsored terrorism. The meeting started with the discussion of recent Israeli strikes on Qatar.
-
ISIS Terrorists Planned On Targeting Right Wing Leaders, Reveal Chats: Sources
The five suspected ISIS operatives, who were arrested in a joint operation spread across different states, were planning to target some right-wing leaders, an investigation into their chats revealed.
-
US Detains Hundreds Of South Koreans In Factory Immigration Raid
Hundreds of South Koreans were detained during a major US immigration raid on a Hyundai-LG battery plant being built in the state of Georgia, prompting Seoul to urge Washington Friday to respect its citizens' rights.
-
"Punjab Comes First": State BJP Chief Picks His Side Amid Chandigarh Uproar
Amid the political uproar in Punjab over the Centre's move to bring Chandigarh under the President's direct control, Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar has said Chandigarh is an "integral part of Punjab" and assured that the "confusion" will be resolved
-
"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.
-
US Fails To Appear For Its Mandatory UN Human Rights Review
The United States failed to appear Friday for the so-called Universal Periodic Review of its human rights record, becoming only the second country to ever boycott the regular UN process.
-
For Bengal Roll Revision, BJP Red Flags 5 of 12 Approved Documents
The BJP has written to the Election Commission, suggesting that extra caution be exercised for the Special Intensive Revision of voter lists in West Bengal.
-
"Should Infiltrators Have Voting Rights?" Amit Shah At NDTV Bihar Conclave
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said that Bihar is one of the most politically aware states in the country, ahead of assembly elections in the state this month.
-
Switched At Birth: Poor Japan Lorry Driver, 60, Discovers He's Heir To Millionaire Family
Presiding judge Masatoshi Miyasaka ruled in favour of the lorry driver, stating he was robbed of the life he rightfully deserved.
-
US Covert Actions "Violate Venezuela's Sovereignty": UN Experts
United Nations rights experts said Tuesday that the United States' covert actions and threats of using armed force against Caracas "violate Venezuela's sovereignty and the UN Charter".
-
Unhygienic Toilets In Courts Violation Of Rights, Supreme Court Told
The continued unhygienic state of toilets in court complexes across the country constitutes a persistent violation of fundamental rights and the right to dignity of all users, according to a status report filed on behalf of different high courts.
-
"No Longer Seeking Differential Rights": China Ends Special WTO Benefits, Easing US Tensions
China will no longer claim the benefits available to developing nations at the World Trade Organization, removing a point of contention with the US that's been a barrier to their agreement on reforming the global arbiter of commerce.
-
'50% Relief Borne By States': MK Stalin Slams PM Modi Over Delayed GST Cuts
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday took on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the timing of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) cuts, accusing the Union government of denying states their rightful funds.
-
Case Filed Over AI-Generated Video By Congress On PM Modi, His Mother
Delhi Police on Saturday registered an FIR on a BJP worker's complaint over an AI-generated "deepfake" video posted by the Bihar Congress unit on its X handle that allegedly tarnished the image of PM Narendra Modi and his late mother
-
Man Acquitted In 2006 Mumbai Blast Case Seeks 9 Crores For "Custodial Torture"
Abdul Wahid Shaikh, the only accused acquitted by the trial court in the 2006 Mumbai train blasts case, has sought a compensation of Rs 9 crore for his "wrongful incarceration" and "custodial torture".
-
Pakistan Shamed At UN, Called "Another State Sponsor Of Terrorism"
Pakistan was humbled at the United Nations after a human rights lawyer - Hillel Neuer called out the country for state-sponsored terrorism. The meeting started with the discussion of recent Israeli strikes on Qatar.
-
ISIS Terrorists Planned On Targeting Right Wing Leaders, Reveal Chats: Sources
The five suspected ISIS operatives, who were arrested in a joint operation spread across different states, were planning to target some right-wing leaders, an investigation into their chats revealed.
-
US Detains Hundreds Of South Koreans In Factory Immigration Raid
Hundreds of South Koreans were detained during a major US immigration raid on a Hyundai-LG battery plant being built in the state of Georgia, prompting Seoul to urge Washington Friday to respect its citizens' rights.
