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SC orders status quo on Assam demolitions, issues notice
Supreme Court issues notice to Assam government for contempt over demolitions and directs maintenance of status quo, following previous orders halting all demolitions without court approval to prevent misuse and uphold constitutional ethos.
GMR inks deal to acquire Hampshire Cricket team
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J&K elections phase 3: 40 seats head to polls today
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Kharge’s remarks on PM Modi distasteful, disgraceful: Amit Shah
Three senior ministers rebuked Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge for his comment about outliving PM Narendra Modi and removing him from office. Despite his criticism, Modi checked on Kharge's health after his dizziness at a rally, showcasing a theme of political rivalry intertwined with personal interactions.
Pawn or kingmaker? Voters will decide Engineer Rashid fate today
North Kashmir’s upcoming elections are pivotal, with Engineer Rashid's AIP facing accusations of being a BJP proxy and competing against NC and PC. Rashid’s past LS win and recent release have sparked debate, impacting voter sentiment and creating an unpredictable electoral outcome.
Coldplay ‘ticket scalping’: EOW records portal COO statement
Mumbai's economic offences wing is investigating a complaint over alleged ticket fraud at a Coldplay concert. They questioned Big Tree Entertainment's COO Anil Makhija for four hours and have requested more documents. The company is accused of logging out genuine fans to create an artificial ticket queue.
Ayodhya rape: DNA sample of fetus matches that of SP man’s servant, not his
The DNA test revealed that SP functionary Moeed Khan, accused of raping a 12-year-old Ayodhya girl, did not match the fetus, but instead matched his domestic help, Raju Khan. The case, involving underage rape charges, sparked political controversy ahead of state assembly bypolls.
When Priyanka melted hearts by posing with Malti
CIL to apply uniform rates on late payments
New Delhi: Effective October 1, Coal India Ltd (CIL) will apply uniform interest rates on receivables outstanding after the due date. The move is aimed at enabling simplification and ease of business, the state-owned company said in a statement.So far, interest rates on late payment had wide variances even for ...