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Sledgehammer used to crack a nut: HC quashes blanket ban on foreign travel by govt employees in HaryanaThe Punjab and Haryana High Court invalidated Haryana's ban on foreign travel for government employees. The court found the blanket prohibi...- Norway's new king Haakon pays tribute to 'such a good dad' HaraldNorway's new King Haakon VIII honored his late father, King Harald, in his first national address. He spoke with emotion while remembering ...
- Untested in court, Trump's new tariffs on Canada raise legal questionsPresident Trump invoked a 96-year-old law to impose tariffs on Canadian imports. This action prompted retaliatory measures from Ottawa, str...
- CJI Surya Kant flags 'climate injustice', says developing nations cannot bear brunt of green transitionAddressing the High-Level Commonwealth Policy Dialogue on Climate Justice at Marlborough House in London, CJI Kant on Friday said the globa...
- Judge deals blow to Trump moves to deport pro-Palestinian activistsA US federal judge has ruled that provisions used by the Trump administration to revoke visas and pursue deportation of noncitizen college ...
- Taiwan prosecutors search Unimicron in suspected China fraud caseProsecutors in the northern city of Taoyuan said they had searched two company locations and questioned 18 defendants and witnesses.
- Tata Sons gets 3-month AGM extension relief after quorum issueTata Sons received a three-month extension for its annual general meeting. The meeting was deferred due to restrictions on the Sir Ratan Ta...
- Uber, Eternal, Porter quit Karnataka gig and platform workers welfare boardThe state government has approached other platforms to fill the vacancies. Delhivery, Namma Yatri and Yulu have responded positively and ag...
- 'Parliament becoming a mockery': P Chidambaram attacks Centre over FCRA and delimitation issuesSenior Congress leader P. Chidambaram criticized Parliament's functioning during the recent Monsoon Session. He alleged that the Centre pas...
- After 35-year pause, US may restart neighbourhood investigations for citizenship applicantsUS citizenship applicants could face closer scrutiny as USCIS ends its general waiver of neighbourhood investigations. The agency may exami...
- AI can augment reasoning but cannot substitute judicial conscience: CJI Surya KantChief Justice Surya Kant stated artificial intelligence can aid judicial reasoning but not replace conscience. A permanent apex body is pro...
- As SC hears case, Lok Sabha Speaker issues notice to rebel TMC MPs on Abhishek's disqualification pleaThe Supreme Court issued notice on Abhishek Banerjee's plea concerning disqualification petitions. The court sought responses from twenty r...
- Government notifies 'Keralam' as new name for Kerala effective TuesdayIn a gazette notification issued on Tuesday, the home ministry said, “In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) of Section 1 o...
- Housing societies cannot charge higher maintenance for bigger flats and shops based on area, rules Maharashtra Co-operative Appellate CourtUnlike property tax, maintenance cannot be charged at a higher rate for bigger flats and shops, explains the Maharashtra Co-operative Appel...
- Indian EVMs not connected to internet, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi: CEC Gyanesh KumarChief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar emphasized the security of Indian EVMs, asserting that they are not connected to the internet. He...
- 1,292 Chakma voters objected to SIR in Arunachal Pradesh; CDFI seeks ECI observersThe Chakma Development Foundation of India has urged the Election Commission of India to intervene. They allege systematic targeting of ove...
- Supreme Court to hear plea on August 24 for CBI probe into alleged Jharkhand civil services exam irregularitiesThe Supreme Court will hear a plea for a CBI probe into alleged exam malpractices. This petition seeks an independent and time-bound invest...
- Right to practice religion subject to reasonable restrictions in interest of public order: Patna HCThe Patna High Court ruled religious practice is not absolute and has restrictions. It dismissed a plea for a larger religious procession i...
- ‘Judges are not gods, we won’t get every judgment right’: Outgoing SC Judge Sanjay KarolJustice Sanjay Karol retired from the Supreme Court after a distinguished career. He stressed that judges must possess humility and see ind...
- State can't take life arbitrarily or without dignity: Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court ruled that state execution powers are not arbitrary. The method of execution must uphold human dignity and minimize suffe...
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