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"Moment Law Takes Its Course, Some Take To Streets": Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar
Taking an apparent swipe at the opposition, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar asserted on Friday that those who thought they were beyond the system are now being held accountable, saying some people hit the streets when the law is set in motion.
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"People Scared To Talk": Mahua Moitra's Royal Rival Cites Law And Order
Amrita Roy, the erstwhile royal of Bengal's Krishnagar who will take on Trinamool Congress's Mahua Moitra, told NDTV today that given the law and order situation in the state, she thought she had a role to play.
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RSS Wing Accuses 6 Teachers Of "Promoting Fundamentalism" At Indore College, Probe On
A government-run law college here has taken six teachers, including four Muslims, off duty temporarily after the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) accused them of promoting "fundamentalism" and "negative thoughts" about the government and Arm
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"Partisan Issues Will Ultimately Hurt Democracy": Chief Justice Of India
Narrow and partisan issues should not dominate the nation's thought process, Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said while talking about democracy in India.
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Bitcoin Adoption in El Salvador: Majority of People Don’t Want the Cryptocurrency, Poll Shows
Most Salvadorans disagree with the government's decision to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, with many unaware of how to use the digital currency and distrustful of the project, a poll by the Central American University (UCA) showed.
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Sure Centre Has Thought About Citizenship Protests Properly: Ravi Shastri
India cricket coach Ravi Shastri has urged for "patience" amid raging protests over the Citizenship Amendment Act, saying that he foresees "plenty of positives" coming out of the controversial law in the long run.
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"Surprised," Says Amazon As Pentagon Awards $10 Billion Deal To Microsoft
The Pentagon awarded its controversial $10 billion cloud computing business to Microsoft Friday evening, spurning a bid from Amazon, which had been expected to win the contract. President Donald Trump had expressed opposition to giving the lucrative award to a company led by Jeff Bezos, a regular target of his ire.
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Star Abroad, 'Beggar' At Home, Delhi Magician Ishamuddin Khan Fights Law
For a brief moment Ishamuddin Khan had the world at his feet: A pioneer of the "Great Indian Rope Trick" -- an illusion of such legend it was long believed to be impossible -- he thought fame and fortune were assured.
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Google Celebrates English Mathematician George Boole's 200th Birthday
Google is celebrating 200th birth anniversary of world famous mathematician George Boole by posting the doodle on its homepage.
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Top 10 Weird Traffic Laws Around the World
If you thought that driving on the left or the right side of the road (depending upon the country you are in) and keeping an eye on traffic signals is all what is required to drive a vehicle around the world, you are absolutely wrong.
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Censorship of social media fans public unrest
Is social media censorship a means to quell a modern uprising? Politicians and law enforcers thought so in the context of last year's political turbulence.
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Mark Zuckerberg joins protests against anti-piracy bills
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has joined the growing chorus against the proposed anti-piracy bills in the US, saying the two "poorly thought out laws" are not the "right solutions" to the problem of piracy but will only harm the Internet.
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"Moment Law Takes Its Course, Some Take To Streets": Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar
Taking an apparent swipe at the opposition, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar asserted on Friday that those who thought they were beyond the system are now being held accountable, saying some people hit the streets when the law is set in motion.
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"People Scared To Talk": Mahua Moitra's Royal Rival Cites Law And Order
Amrita Roy, the erstwhile royal of Bengal's Krishnagar who will take on Trinamool Congress's Mahua Moitra, told NDTV today that given the law and order situation in the state, she thought she had a role to play.
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RSS Wing Accuses 6 Teachers Of "Promoting Fundamentalism" At Indore College, Probe On
A government-run law college here has taken six teachers, including four Muslims, off duty temporarily after the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) accused them of promoting "fundamentalism" and "negative thoughts" about the government and Arm
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"Partisan Issues Will Ultimately Hurt Democracy": Chief Justice Of India
Narrow and partisan issues should not dominate the nation's thought process, Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said while talking about democracy in India.
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Bitcoin Adoption in El Salvador: Majority of People Don’t Want the Cryptocurrency, Poll Shows
Most Salvadorans disagree with the government's decision to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, with many unaware of how to use the digital currency and distrustful of the project, a poll by the Central American University (UCA) showed.
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Sure Centre Has Thought About Citizenship Protests Properly: Ravi Shastri
India cricket coach Ravi Shastri has urged for "patience" amid raging protests over the Citizenship Amendment Act, saying that he foresees "plenty of positives" coming out of the controversial law in the long run.
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"Surprised," Says Amazon As Pentagon Awards $10 Billion Deal To Microsoft
The Pentagon awarded its controversial $10 billion cloud computing business to Microsoft Friday evening, spurning a bid from Amazon, which had been expected to win the contract. President Donald Trump had expressed opposition to giving the lucrative award to a company led by Jeff Bezos, a regular target of his ire.
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Star Abroad, 'Beggar' At Home, Delhi Magician Ishamuddin Khan Fights Law
For a brief moment Ishamuddin Khan had the world at his feet: A pioneer of the "Great Indian Rope Trick" -- an illusion of such legend it was long believed to be impossible -- he thought fame and fortune were assured.
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Google Celebrates English Mathematician George Boole's 200th Birthday
Google is celebrating 200th birth anniversary of world famous mathematician George Boole by posting the doodle on its homepage.
-
Top 10 Weird Traffic Laws Around the World
If you thought that driving on the left or the right side of the road (depending upon the country you are in) and keeping an eye on traffic signals is all what is required to drive a vehicle around the world, you are absolutely wrong.
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Censorship of social media fans public unrest
Is social media censorship a means to quell a modern uprising? Politicians and law enforcers thought so in the context of last year's political turbulence.
-
Mark Zuckerberg joins protests against anti-piracy bills
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has joined the growing chorus against the proposed anti-piracy bills in the US, saying the two "poorly thought out laws" are not the "right solutions" to the problem of piracy but will only harm the Internet.
