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Exit-Entry Monitoring, Private Vehicles Ban: Meghalaya's Safe Tourism Push
In the wake of the Meghalaya honeymoon murder, the state government has doubled down on its commitment to ensure safe tourism with a multi-pronged action plan.
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Man Killed, Wife Missing: Mohan Yadav Seeks CBI Probe Into Meghalaya Tragedy
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav has said the state government stands firmly with the family of Sonam Raghuvanshi, the woman who went missing in Meghalaya after her husband was found murdered.
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Kerala High Court Slams Cops, Organisers For Bharat Jodo Yatra Flex Boards, Banners
The court directed the Local Self Government Department's Principal Secretary and the state police chief to respond by Friday afternoon on how the "illegal installations have been put up and why they have not been removed".
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In Karnataka Murder, All Accused Identified, More Arrests Soon: Police
After violence in Karnataka's Shivamogga over the killing of a member of the right-wing Bajrang Dal, the state government appears to blame the local administration for the decision to allow his funeral procession.
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Guidelines Issued To Protect Children Affected By Covid
The government has come out with guidelines for the care and protection of the children affected by COVID-19 and fixed responsibilities for the states, district magistrates, police, Panchayati Raj institutions and urban local bodies.
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UP Cops Stop Inter-Faith Wedding, Week After New Anti-Conversion Law
A week after a new ordinance by the Uttar Pradesh government to stop unlawful conversion became law, the police in state capital Lucknow stopped a wedding ceremony between a Hindu woman and a Muslim man, citing the ordinance.
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CBI Interferes In Maharashtra Probes: Shiv Sena On Ending Consent
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) interferes with ongoing local cases, which is an abuse of the state's rights, the Shiva Sena said today explaining why the Maharashtra government had withdrawn a general consent to the Central agency.
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Cops Delayed Reaching UP Shootout Location Finds Probe, Officials Removed
Over two weeks after 10 people, including three women, were shot dead over a land dispute in Uttar Pradesh's Sonbhadra, the state government today removed top administrative and police officials from their posts.
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BJP Leader Threatens To "Spill Kamal Nath's Blood", Arrested
A BJP leader was arrested today after he allegedly threatened to spill the blood of Madhya Pradesh Chief Kamal Nath on the streets of Bhopal for "targeting the poor and helpless". He was the second BJP leader to be arrested by the state police in the last few weeks, after Indore legislator Akash Vijayvargiya.
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After Kashmir's Kidnapping Fiasco, Changes In Police Top Order: 10 Points
Days after the release of a terrorist's father in exchange for kidnapped family members of policemen, a top level police officer in Jammu and Kashmir has been transferred. Sources say state police chief SP Vaid is the next in line and the order is likely to come tomorrow. In nearly 20 years, the government has not negotiated with terrorists -- the ...
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No Government Official Met Us, Family Of Soldier Refuses To Cremate Him
The family of a BSF personnel who died in Pakistani firing at Chambliyal sector of Samba in Jammu, has refused to cremate his body. The family of sub inspector Rajneesh Kumar alleged no one from the state government or the local police came to convey their condolences or pay their homage to the soldier who gave his life for the country.
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West Bengal Violence: 1 Dead In Bhangar Unrest, Protesters Ask Mamata Banerjee To Act
In a protest in West Bengal that is being compared to the massive Singur agitation a few years ago, hundreds of angry locals have this morning blocked major roads in Bhangar, 40 km from the state capital Kolkata, demanding an assurance from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee that their land will not be forcibly acquired by the government for a power su...
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700 Additional Riot Police Personnel Rushed To Karnataka
An additional 700 riot control police personnel have been deployed in Karnataka to help the state government tackle protests over Cauvery river water sharing. The Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel have been sent to areas which have seen violent protests in recent days. Riot control personnel will be working with local administration to help rest...
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Not ISIS, All Local Militants, Says Bangladesh Government On Dhaka Attack
The terrorists who launched Friday's attack on a Dhaka restaurant, slaughtering 20 hostages, were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant group and not followers of the Islamic State of Syria and Iraq, a senior minister of Bangladesh has said.
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38,565 Cases Registered Against Juveniles In 2014: Government
A total of 38,565 cases were registered against juveniles in conflict with law for cognisable crimes under Indian Penal Code--Special Law and Local Law in 2014, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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Exit-Entry Monitoring, Private Vehicles Ban: Meghalaya's Safe Tourism Push
In the wake of the Meghalaya honeymoon murder, the state government has doubled down on its commitment to ensure safe tourism with a multi-pronged action plan.
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Man Killed, Wife Missing: Mohan Yadav Seeks CBI Probe Into Meghalaya Tragedy
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav has said the state government stands firmly with the family of Sonam Raghuvanshi, the woman who went missing in Meghalaya after her husband was found murdered.
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Kerala High Court Slams Cops, Organisers For Bharat Jodo Yatra Flex Boards, Banners
The court directed the Local Self Government Department's Principal Secretary and the state police chief to respond by Friday afternoon on how the "illegal installations have been put up and why they have not been removed".
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In Karnataka Murder, All Accused Identified, More Arrests Soon: Police
After violence in Karnataka's Shivamogga over the killing of a member of the right-wing Bajrang Dal, the state government appears to blame the local administration for the decision to allow his funeral procession.
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Guidelines Issued To Protect Children Affected By Covid
The government has come out with guidelines for the care and protection of the children affected by COVID-19 and fixed responsibilities for the states, district magistrates, police, Panchayati Raj institutions and urban local bodies.
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UP Cops Stop Inter-Faith Wedding, Week After New Anti-Conversion Law
A week after a new ordinance by the Uttar Pradesh government to stop unlawful conversion became law, the police in state capital Lucknow stopped a wedding ceremony between a Hindu woman and a Muslim man, citing the ordinance.
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CBI Interferes In Maharashtra Probes: Shiv Sena On Ending Consent
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) interferes with ongoing local cases, which is an abuse of the state's rights, the Shiva Sena said today explaining why the Maharashtra government had withdrawn a general consent to the Central agency.
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Cops Delayed Reaching UP Shootout Location Finds Probe, Officials Removed
Over two weeks after 10 people, including three women, were shot dead over a land dispute in Uttar Pradesh's Sonbhadra, the state government today removed top administrative and police officials from their posts.
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BJP Leader Threatens To "Spill Kamal Nath's Blood", Arrested
A BJP leader was arrested today after he allegedly threatened to spill the blood of Madhya Pradesh Chief Kamal Nath on the streets of Bhopal for "targeting the poor and helpless". He was the second BJP leader to be arrested by the state police in the last few weeks, after Indore legislator Akash Vijayvargiya.
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After Kashmir's Kidnapping Fiasco, Changes In Police Top Order: 10 Points
Days after the release of a terrorist's father in exchange for kidnapped family members of policemen, a top level police officer in Jammu and Kashmir has been transferred. Sources say state police chief SP Vaid is the next in line and the order is likely to come tomorrow. In nearly 20 years, the government has not negotiated with terrorists -- the ...
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No Government Official Met Us, Family Of Soldier Refuses To Cremate Him
The family of a BSF personnel who died in Pakistani firing at Chambliyal sector of Samba in Jammu, has refused to cremate his body. The family of sub inspector Rajneesh Kumar alleged no one from the state government or the local police came to convey their condolences or pay their homage to the soldier who gave his life for the country.
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West Bengal Violence: 1 Dead In Bhangar Unrest, Protesters Ask Mamata Banerjee To Act
In a protest in West Bengal that is being compared to the massive Singur agitation a few years ago, hundreds of angry locals have this morning blocked major roads in Bhangar, 40 km from the state capital Kolkata, demanding an assurance from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee that their land will not be forcibly acquired by the government for a power su...
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700 Additional Riot Police Personnel Rushed To Karnataka
An additional 700 riot control police personnel have been deployed in Karnataka to help the state government tackle protests over Cauvery river water sharing. The Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel have been sent to areas which have seen violent protests in recent days. Riot control personnel will be working with local administration to help rest...
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Not ISIS, All Local Militants, Says Bangladesh Government On Dhaka Attack
The terrorists who launched Friday's attack on a Dhaka restaurant, slaughtering 20 hostages, were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant group and not followers of the Islamic State of Syria and Iraq, a senior minister of Bangladesh has said.
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38,565 Cases Registered Against Juveniles In 2014: Government
A total of 38,565 cases were registered against juveniles in conflict with law for cognisable crimes under Indian Penal Code--Special Law and Local Law in 2014, Lok Sabha was informed today.
