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Were Delhi’s mass detentions legal? Former SC judge and lawyers question grounds as Supreme Court takes up the issue
Prohibitory orders covered only the New Delhi district, yet protesters were picked up across the capital and in Gurugram. Legal experts say people held must be told why, whatever the police call it.
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Trump announces Russian diesel deal with Putin; Zelensky calls it a ‘gift’ to Moscow
Washington is temporarily easing sanctions on Russian diesel to bring down fuel prices before the US midterm elections, drawing sharp criticism from Kyiv and…
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Riyadh airport evacuated after fresh blast as Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia escalate
A loud explosion at King Khalid International Airport led to evacuations and flight cancellations, days after deadly Houthi strikes on Saudi airports. Air India…
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Delhi deploys nearly 3,000 bus marshals and 56 special buses for women
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said armed women police now ride evening services on some routes, and every DTC bus is linked to a control…
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Ex-AAP councillor Tahir Hussain convicted in 2020 Delhi riots case, 12 others acquitted
A Karkardooma court found the former councillor guilty of rioting and abetment over the looting and burning of a shop in Dayalpur, but cleared…
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No official US offer for F-35 jets, says IAF chief as stealth fighter joins Tarang Shakti
Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh joked that Indian personnel are not even allowed near the American jet, which is taking part in an exercise…
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Fresh Kuki-Naga clashes leave several dead in Manipur’s hill districts
A woman’s death during a security operation in Kamjong set off a wave of gunfire and arson across three districts, with homes burnt and…