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Rush Of Voter Applications At Age 18 May Overwhelm Authorities: High Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said if every individual began submitting voter enrolment applications immediately upon turning 18, it would overwhelm the authorities with verification work and "open the floodgates".
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Madras High Court To Hear 7 Petitions In Karur Stampede Case, Including Bail Pleas
The Madras High Court will today hear seven petitions related to the Karur stampede tragedy that claimed 41 lives - including several women and children - exactly a month ago during a rally organised by the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK).
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Delhi Blanketed In Haze After First Green Diwali, Air Quality "Very Poor"
Delhi-NCR AQI After Diwali: The national capital Delhi woke up to 'very poor' air after a night of fireworks on Diwali, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 347 at 7am.
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'No Excuse For Bad Roads In City Like Mumbai': High Court On Pothole Deaths
The Bombay High Court on Monday said there can be no justification for bad roads in Mumbai, India's financial capital, and noted civic bodies and government were not only obligated, but duty-bound to provide good roads to citizens.
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"Elections Coming, People Are Watching": Tejashwi Yadav On Court Setback
Shortly after a Delhi court framed charges in a corruption case against him and his family members, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav said such developments are expected ahead of the Bihar election
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Man Gets 20 Years Of Rigorous Imprisonment For Raping Minor In Ghaziabad
A special court here on Wednesday convicted a man from Muradnagar to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment for the rape of a minor girl.
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Russian Woman, 2 Kids Lived In Cave. "Where Were You?" Court To Israeli Man
Coming down heavily on a man claiming to be the father of two Russian girls found living with their mother in a cave in Karnataka, the Supreme Court today asked what he had been doing while his children lived in a cave
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Final Bihar Voter List To Be Out Today, Over To Supreme Court: 10 Points
The Special Intensive Voter Roll Revision in Bihar is over and the new lists will be published today. The schedule for the election is expected to be announced next week.
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"Must Regulate Content": High Court Rejects X's Challenge To Centre's Authority
The Karnataka High Court today rejected a petition by Elon Musk's X Corp, which challenged the authority of government officials to issue information blocking orders.
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Denial Of Marriage Post Consensual Physical Relationship Not An Offence: High Court
Merely refusal to get married by a man after a consensual physical relationship for four years would not constitute a cognisable offence, the Allahabad High Court has said while rejecting the plea of his live-in partner who had accused him of rape.
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Supreme Court Refuses Relief To Nitish Katara Murder Convict
The Supreme Court today refused to extend the interim bail granted to Nitish Katara murder convict Vikas Yadav. The top court granted bail to Yadav in April so that he could look after his ailing mother
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Man Acquitted In Rape Case After 51 Days As Woman Claims "Misunderstanding"
A man was acquitted in a rape case by a court in Kolkata after the complainant woman claimed she had lodged the complaint "due to some misunderstanding".
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Protests Erupt In Sri Lankan Capital Over Ex-President Wickremesinghe's Arrest
More than 1000 supporters of Sri Lanka's former president Ranil Wickremesinghe protested his arrest in Colombo on Tuesday ahead of a crucial hearing to decide whether to grant bail to the senior opposition politician accused of misusing public funds.
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Trump Moves To Ban Flag Burning Despite Supreme Court Ruling To Allow It
President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order requiring the Justice Department to investigate and prosecute people for burning the American flag.
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"Compassionate Approach": Rahul Gandhi Praises Supreme Court's New Stray Dog Order
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court's revised directions on stray dogs and said it marks a progressive step towards balancing animal welfare and public safety.
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Rush Of Voter Applications At Age 18 May Overwhelm Authorities: High Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said if every individual began submitting voter enrolment applications immediately upon turning 18, it would overwhelm the authorities with verification work and "open the floodgates".
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Madras High Court To Hear 7 Petitions In Karur Stampede Case, Including Bail Pleas
The Madras High Court will today hear seven petitions related to the Karur stampede tragedy that claimed 41 lives - including several women and children - exactly a month ago during a rally organised by the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK).
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Delhi Blanketed In Haze After First Green Diwali, Air Quality "Very Poor"
Delhi-NCR AQI After Diwali: The national capital Delhi woke up to 'very poor' air after a night of fireworks on Diwali, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 347 at 7am.
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'No Excuse For Bad Roads In City Like Mumbai': High Court On Pothole Deaths
The Bombay High Court on Monday said there can be no justification for bad roads in Mumbai, India's financial capital, and noted civic bodies and government were not only obligated, but duty-bound to provide good roads to citizens.
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"Elections Coming, People Are Watching": Tejashwi Yadav On Court Setback
Shortly after a Delhi court framed charges in a corruption case against him and his family members, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav said such developments are expected ahead of the Bihar election
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Man Gets 20 Years Of Rigorous Imprisonment For Raping Minor In Ghaziabad
A special court here on Wednesday convicted a man from Muradnagar to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment for the rape of a minor girl.
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Russian Woman, 2 Kids Lived In Cave. "Where Were You?" Court To Israeli Man
Coming down heavily on a man claiming to be the father of two Russian girls found living with their mother in a cave in Karnataka, the Supreme Court today asked what he had been doing while his children lived in a cave
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Final Bihar Voter List To Be Out Today, Over To Supreme Court: 10 Points
The Special Intensive Voter Roll Revision in Bihar is over and the new lists will be published today. The schedule for the election is expected to be announced next week.
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"Must Regulate Content": High Court Rejects X's Challenge To Centre's Authority
The Karnataka High Court today rejected a petition by Elon Musk's X Corp, which challenged the authority of government officials to issue information blocking orders.
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Denial Of Marriage Post Consensual Physical Relationship Not An Offence: High Court
Merely refusal to get married by a man after a consensual physical relationship for four years would not constitute a cognisable offence, the Allahabad High Court has said while rejecting the plea of his live-in partner who had accused him of rape.
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Supreme Court Refuses Relief To Nitish Katara Murder Convict
The Supreme Court today refused to extend the interim bail granted to Nitish Katara murder convict Vikas Yadav. The top court granted bail to Yadav in April so that he could look after his ailing mother
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Man Acquitted In Rape Case After 51 Days As Woman Claims "Misunderstanding"
A man was acquitted in a rape case by a court in Kolkata after the complainant woman claimed she had lodged the complaint "due to some misunderstanding".
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Protests Erupt In Sri Lankan Capital Over Ex-President Wickremesinghe's Arrest
More than 1000 supporters of Sri Lanka's former president Ranil Wickremesinghe protested his arrest in Colombo on Tuesday ahead of a crucial hearing to decide whether to grant bail to the senior opposition politician accused of misusing public funds.
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Trump Moves To Ban Flag Burning Despite Supreme Court Ruling To Allow It
President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order requiring the Justice Department to investigate and prosecute people for burning the American flag.
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"Compassionate Approach": Rahul Gandhi Praises Supreme Court's New Stray Dog Order
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court's revised directions on stray dogs and said it marks a progressive step towards balancing animal welfare and public safety.
