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Supreme Court issues notice to Centre on PIL for safeguarding intersex children's interests and regulating medical interventions. Details inside.
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Karnataka Appeals to Supreme Court for Release of Rs 35,162 Cr Drought Relief Funds
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SC dismisses PIL against new criminal laws
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Supreme Court Refuses to Intervene in Arrest of Nikhil Gupta for Alleged Plot to Assassinate Pannun
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Executive
MHA declares Canada-based gangster ‘Lakhbir Singh Landa’ an ‘individual terrorist’
Amid the continuing strain in diplomatic ties between New Delhi and Ottawa, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) designated Canada-based gangster Lakhbir Singh Landa as a terrorist.
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Centre bans Meitei extremist organizations under UAPA
Central Government bans seven Meitei extremist groups and four affiliates in Manipur under the UAPA for anti-India activities and challenging the nation's sovereignty. The ban targets groups like PLA,...
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Only Central Govt empowered to undertake census, Centre tells Supreme Court [Read Affidavit]
The Centre's statement on its exclusive authority to conduct the census in India, amidst calls for caste-based census, raises significance. Opposition parties' demands and implications on welfare meas...
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