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"Spent 8 Years In Jail": Ex-Top Court Judge On Unnao Rape Convict's Bail
According to the former top court judge, the rape convict has already spent over eight years in jail, and he cannot be given a life sentence as he is "not a public servant".
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What Is Boxing Day 2025? Know Origins, History And Significance Of Dec 26 Holiday
Boxing Day 2025: This day is celebrated in Britain and Commonwealth nations with sports events, family feasts, and shopping sales. Its origin lies in Victorian charity gift-giving traditions.
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CBI To Challenge Order Giving Bail To Kuldeep Sengar In Unnao Case: Sources
The Delhi High Court order providing relief to Kuldeep Singh Sengar - the convict in the 2017 Unnao gangrape case -- will be challenged immediately in the Supreme Court by the Central Bureau of Investigation.
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Waging War Against Government Among Charges Invoked Over Messi Event Chaos
Charges include Section 121, which deals with voluntarily causing hurt to a public servant or waging war, or attempting or abetting waging war against the government.
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After Acquittal Of Nithari Murders Accused, Victims' Families In Despair
The serial murders in Uttar Pradesh's Noida in 2006 shocked the entire country. Following acquittal of both the accused men- Moninder Singh Pandher and his servant Surinder Koli- the silence at the Nithari village is deafening.
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Japanese PM To Revise Law To Implement Pay Cuts For Herself, Cabinet
The newly elected Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to introduce a revision to the public servant remuneration law to implement pay cuts for herself and ministers in her cabinet during the ongoing extraordinary session of Parliament.
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JP Singh: Top Cop Who Took Retirement To Make Political Debut In Bihar
JP Singh is a 2000-batch IPS officer and former Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) in Himachal Pradesh.
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Son Of MGNREGA Worker Inspects Scheme As Civil Servant, Calls It 'Full Circle' Moment
Rubu Borah, who achieved 14th rank in Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) exams last year, dubbed the picture a 'full-circle' moment.
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El Salvador Purchases 21 BTC to Commemorate Bitcoin Day Despite IMF Restrictions
El Salvador acquired 21 Bitcoin for the fourth anniversary of its Bitcoin Law, raising reserves to 6,313 coins worth $700 million (approx. Rs. 6,000 crore). Despite IMF restrictions and limited Chivo wallet adoption, the government continues to make daily purchases, promotes Bitcoin education, and implements security measures, drawing criticism for...
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"Governments Can't Be Run From Jail": Amit Shah On 'Criminal Ministers' Bill
A bill proposing the removal of elected public servants arrested on serious charges and kept in custody for 30 days, was needed because governments are "being run from jail" these days, Union minister Amit Shah has told BJP spokespersons,
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Man Throws Rice During Court Proceedings In Delhi, Black Magic Suspected
After a man threw rice inside a courtroom, a Delhi court sentenced him to imprisonment till its rising intentionally interrupting a public servant sitting in a judicial proceeding.
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How Hamas Is Paying Salaries Despite Collapse Of Gaza's Economy
Hamas has continued to pay thousands of its civil servants through a covert, cash-based network, despite the collapse of Gaza's economy and the total destruction of its infrastructure.
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New York Police Mourn Their "Very Best" Cop Killed In Manhattan Shooting
New York Police Department officer Didarul Islam is survived by his wife, two young sons, and a third child on the way.
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Case Against Sharad Pawar's Grandnephew For Shouting At Police In Mumbai
The Mumbai police have registered a case against NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar for allegedly obstructing public servants in discharging duty after he shouted at a policeman, an official said on Sunday.
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Footwear Fashioned From Rubber Tires As Economic Crisis Hits South Sudan
In South Sudan, however, the creative work of such artisans is now fueled by an economic crisis that has left the government on the verge of bankruptcy and many people struggling to put food on the table.
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"Spent 8 Years In Jail": Ex-Top Court Judge On Unnao Rape Convict's Bail
According to the former top court judge, the rape convict has already spent over eight years in jail, and he cannot be given a life sentence as he is "not a public servant".
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What Is Boxing Day 2025? Know Origins, History And Significance Of Dec 26 Holiday
Boxing Day 2025: This day is celebrated in Britain and Commonwealth nations with sports events, family feasts, and shopping sales. Its origin lies in Victorian charity gift-giving traditions.
-
CBI To Challenge Order Giving Bail To Kuldeep Sengar In Unnao Case: Sources
The Delhi High Court order providing relief to Kuldeep Singh Sengar - the convict in the 2017 Unnao gangrape case -- will be challenged immediately in the Supreme Court by the Central Bureau of Investigation.
-
Waging War Against Government Among Charges Invoked Over Messi Event Chaos
Charges include Section 121, which deals with voluntarily causing hurt to a public servant or waging war, or attempting or abetting waging war against the government.
-
After Acquittal Of Nithari Murders Accused, Victims' Families In Despair
The serial murders in Uttar Pradesh's Noida in 2006 shocked the entire country. Following acquittal of both the accused men- Moninder Singh Pandher and his servant Surinder Koli- the silence at the Nithari village is deafening.
-
Japanese PM To Revise Law To Implement Pay Cuts For Herself, Cabinet
The newly elected Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is set to introduce a revision to the public servant remuneration law to implement pay cuts for herself and ministers in her cabinet during the ongoing extraordinary session of Parliament.
-
JP Singh: Top Cop Who Took Retirement To Make Political Debut In Bihar
JP Singh is a 2000-batch IPS officer and former Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) in Himachal Pradesh.
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Son Of MGNREGA Worker Inspects Scheme As Civil Servant, Calls It 'Full Circle' Moment
Rubu Borah, who achieved 14th rank in Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) exams last year, dubbed the picture a 'full-circle' moment.
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El Salvador Purchases 21 BTC to Commemorate Bitcoin Day Despite IMF Restrictions
El Salvador acquired 21 Bitcoin for the fourth anniversary of its Bitcoin Law, raising reserves to 6,313 coins worth $700 million (approx. Rs. 6,000 crore). Despite IMF restrictions and limited Chivo wallet adoption, the government continues to make daily purchases, promotes Bitcoin education, and implements security measures, drawing criticism for...
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"Governments Can't Be Run From Jail": Amit Shah On 'Criminal Ministers' Bill
A bill proposing the removal of elected public servants arrested on serious charges and kept in custody for 30 days, was needed because governments are "being run from jail" these days, Union minister Amit Shah has told BJP spokespersons,
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Man Throws Rice During Court Proceedings In Delhi, Black Magic Suspected
After a man threw rice inside a courtroom, a Delhi court sentenced him to imprisonment till its rising intentionally interrupting a public servant sitting in a judicial proceeding.
-
How Hamas Is Paying Salaries Despite Collapse Of Gaza's Economy
Hamas has continued to pay thousands of its civil servants through a covert, cash-based network, despite the collapse of Gaza's economy and the total destruction of its infrastructure.
-
New York Police Mourn Their "Very Best" Cop Killed In Manhattan Shooting
New York Police Department officer Didarul Islam is survived by his wife, two young sons, and a third child on the way.
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Case Against Sharad Pawar's Grandnephew For Shouting At Police In Mumbai
The Mumbai police have registered a case against NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar for allegedly obstructing public servants in discharging duty after he shouted at a policeman, an official said on Sunday.
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Footwear Fashioned From Rubber Tires As Economic Crisis Hits South Sudan
In South Sudan, however, the creative work of such artisans is now fueled by an economic crisis that has left the government on the verge of bankruptcy and many people struggling to put food on the table.
