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Planning A Trip To Singapore? These 10 Strange Laws Might Surprise You - And Save You From Trouble
Singapore is beautiful, safe and famously strict - check out some of the most unique laws here on public cleanliness.
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Singapore Directs Crypto Firms to Halt Overseas Operations in Crackdown on Unlicensed Providers
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), recently outlined certain requirements to be fulfilled by the "Digital Token Service Providers (DTSPs) in Singapore, in order to establish more control over crypto-related services. The MAS has also decided to limit licensing for DTSPs.
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"Harakiri Arrest": Influencer Sharmishta Panoli's Lawyer On Police Action
Law student and influencer Sharmishta Panoli was arrested in a "hara-kiri" manner and the police have bypassed the basic rules of arrest, her lawyer Mohammed Shamimuddin has said.
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Russian Court Fines Apple For Violating "LGBT Propaganda" Law
A Russian court has fined US tech giant Apple 7.5 million roubles ($93,500) for three separate breaches of Russian rules on what Moscow calls LGBT propaganda, the Moscow courts' press office said on Monday.
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Bar Council Modifies Rules, Allows Foreign Lawyers Limited Practice In India
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has notified amendments to its regulations, permitting foreign lawyers and law firms to practice foreign law within India.
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UK's Immigration Crackdown To Impact Indian Students, Workers
There was a mixed reaction as British PM Keir Starmer on Monday set out tighter new rules to clamp down on soaring immigration figures, which is set to impact Indians as one of the largest groups of student and skilled worker visa applicants to UK.
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Traffic Violations To Earn Negative Points On Driving Licence
The road transport ministry plans to introduce a 'merit and demerit' system for driver's licenses. Check out the full story to learn more
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"Rule Of Law Prevails Or Muscle Power?" Bombay High Court On Illegal Constructions
Does the rule of law or the rule of muscle power prevail in the state, the Bombay High Court has asked while slamming the state-run city planning agency CIDCO for failing to act against illegal structures on a land plot in Navi Mumbai.
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"Deploy Military": Mithun Chakraborty Calls For President's Rule In West Bengal
Actor and BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty has urged the Centre to consider imposing President's Rule in West Bengal, citing concerns over the law and order situation in the state following a week of violence in Murshidabad district.
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Amid Violence Over Waqf In Bengal, BJP Begins Outreach In Northeast
Amid ongoing protests by the Congress and Trinamool Congress against the amended Waqf law in Bengal, the Tripura unit of the ruling BJP has announced a statewide counter-campaign to raise public awareness, especially among the minority Muslim communi
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'Rule Of Law' With Sana Raees Khan: Learn Law In Simple Terms With NDTV's New Show
Rule of Law with Sana Raees Khan, a brand new show, will make its debut on NDTV on Saturday, April 12. The first episode will focus on the recently notified Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025.
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Taliban Morality Police Arrest Men For Wrong Hairstyle, Skipping Mosque: UN
Over half of detentions made under laws regulating people's conduct, concerned "either men not having the compliant beard length or hairstyle, or barbers providing non-compliant beard trimming or haircuts."
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"Historic Verdict...": MK Stalin Welcomes Supreme Court Rap For Governor
Tamil Nadu has secured a "historic verdict" from the Supreme Court, Chief Minister MK Stalin said Tuesday, after the court ruled that Governor RN Ravi's withholding of assent for 10 proposed laws is "illegal" and "arbitrary".
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Canada Regulator to Impose Fee on Google For Online News Law's Operating Costs
The imposition of the levy on Google comes at a time of increased tension between Canada and the United States over trade, border security, and a digital services tax on US technology firms.
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UK's Knife Crime Crackdown Named In Memory Of Indian-Origin Boy Killed In Stabbing Attack
The UK government on Wednesday announced stricter rules for online retailers selling knives, along with tougher penalties for failing to enforce them, as part of a new crackdown named in memory of an Indian-origin boy killed in a stabbing attack.
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Planning A Trip To Singapore? These 10 Strange Laws Might Surprise You - And Save You From Trouble
Singapore is beautiful, safe and famously strict - check out some of the most unique laws here on public cleanliness.
-
Singapore Directs Crypto Firms to Halt Overseas Operations in Crackdown on Unlicensed Providers
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), recently outlined certain requirements to be fulfilled by the "Digital Token Service Providers (DTSPs) in Singapore, in order to establish more control over crypto-related services. The MAS has also decided to limit licensing for DTSPs.
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"Harakiri Arrest": Influencer Sharmishta Panoli's Lawyer On Police Action
Law student and influencer Sharmishta Panoli was arrested in a "hara-kiri" manner and the police have bypassed the basic rules of arrest, her lawyer Mohammed Shamimuddin has said.
-
Russian Court Fines Apple For Violating "LGBT Propaganda" Law
A Russian court has fined US tech giant Apple 7.5 million roubles ($93,500) for three separate breaches of Russian rules on what Moscow calls LGBT propaganda, the Moscow courts' press office said on Monday.
-
Bar Council Modifies Rules, Allows Foreign Lawyers Limited Practice In India
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has notified amendments to its regulations, permitting foreign lawyers and law firms to practice foreign law within India.
-
UK's Immigration Crackdown To Impact Indian Students, Workers
There was a mixed reaction as British PM Keir Starmer on Monday set out tighter new rules to clamp down on soaring immigration figures, which is set to impact Indians as one of the largest groups of student and skilled worker visa applicants to UK.
-
Traffic Violations To Earn Negative Points On Driving Licence
The road transport ministry plans to introduce a 'merit and demerit' system for driver's licenses. Check out the full story to learn more
-
"Rule Of Law Prevails Or Muscle Power?" Bombay High Court On Illegal Constructions
Does the rule of law or the rule of muscle power prevail in the state, the Bombay High Court has asked while slamming the state-run city planning agency CIDCO for failing to act against illegal structures on a land plot in Navi Mumbai.
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"Deploy Military": Mithun Chakraborty Calls For President's Rule In West Bengal
Actor and BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty has urged the Centre to consider imposing President's Rule in West Bengal, citing concerns over the law and order situation in the state following a week of violence in Murshidabad district.
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Amid Violence Over Waqf In Bengal, BJP Begins Outreach In Northeast
Amid ongoing protests by the Congress and Trinamool Congress against the amended Waqf law in Bengal, the Tripura unit of the ruling BJP has announced a statewide counter-campaign to raise public awareness, especially among the minority Muslim communi
-
'Rule Of Law' With Sana Raees Khan: Learn Law In Simple Terms With NDTV's New Show
Rule of Law with Sana Raees Khan, a brand new show, will make its debut on NDTV on Saturday, April 12. The first episode will focus on the recently notified Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025.
-
Taliban Morality Police Arrest Men For Wrong Hairstyle, Skipping Mosque: UN
Over half of detentions made under laws regulating people's conduct, concerned "either men not having the compliant beard length or hairstyle, or barbers providing non-compliant beard trimming or haircuts."
-
"Historic Verdict...": MK Stalin Welcomes Supreme Court Rap For Governor
Tamil Nadu has secured a "historic verdict" from the Supreme Court, Chief Minister MK Stalin said Tuesday, after the court ruled that Governor RN Ravi's withholding of assent for 10 proposed laws is "illegal" and "arbitrary".
-
Canada Regulator to Impose Fee on Google For Online News Law's Operating Costs
The imposition of the levy on Google comes at a time of increased tension between Canada and the United States over trade, border security, and a digital services tax on US technology firms.
-
UK's Knife Crime Crackdown Named In Memory Of Indian-Origin Boy Killed In Stabbing Attack
The UK government on Wednesday announced stricter rules for online retailers selling knives, along with tougher penalties for failing to enforce them, as part of a new crackdown named in memory of an Indian-origin boy killed in a stabbing attack.
