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Mathura's Child Welfare Homes In Scandalous State
NCPCR says that Mathura child welfare system is facing problems like poor sanitation and poor living standards, dilapidated buildings, ineffective staff and irregular adoptions.
News » Legal [6/26/2012]
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh [India]
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MP Court Orders Nirmal Baba To Appear
A court at Bina town in the district today rejected the application of controversial godman Nirmal Baba.
News » Legal [6/26/2012]
Bina, Madhya Pradesh [India]
Bina Town, Nirmal Baba, Case of Cheating, Judicial Magistrate, Spiritual Leader, Non-Bailable Arrest Warrant, Sessions Court, Anticipatory Bail Application, Diabetic Father
Four DU Colleges To Be Exempted From OBC Quota
The Delhi High Court on Monday exempted four Delhi University colleges from reserving OBC seats for admission in academic year 2012-2013 on ground of being minority educational institutions.
News » Legal [6/26/2012]
New Delhi, Delhi [India]
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SC Refuses To Stay Trial Against Jaya's Ex-Aide Sasikala
The Supreme Court today declined to stay the trial in a disproportionate assets case involving Tamil Nadu chief minister.
News » Legal [6/26/2012]
New Delhi, Delhi [India]
Assets Case, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Sasikala Natrajan, Bangalore Court, Jayalalithaa, Karnataka High Court
Consumer Court: HP to Pay Rs. 1.17 Lakh For Defective Laptop
A Delhi consumer court fined HP for selling defective laptop and not repairing it to its cutomers.
News » Legal [6/25/2012]
New Delhi, Delhi [India]
HP Laptop, Delhi Consumer Court, Defective Laptop, North District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum, Dev Raj Chaudhary, Hewlett-Packard India Sales, HP India Sales, Millenium PC Solution
Kerala Is Country's Most Crime-Prone State: NCRB
Kerala has a crime rate of 424.1, more than double the national average of 187.6.
News » Crime [6/25/2012]
Kochi, Kerala [India]
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Corruption Charges Framed Against Union Minister Virbhadra Singh, Wife
A court in Shimla on Monday (June 25th, 2012) framed corruption charges against Union Minister and former Himachal Pradesh chief minister Virbhadra Singh and his wife Pratibha Singh.
News » Legal [6/25/2012]
Shimla, Himachal Pradesh [India]
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No Stay On Nation-Wide Doctors Strike By SC
The Supreme Court today refused to stay the day-long nation-wide doctors strike.
News » Legal [6/25/2012]
New Delhi, Delhi [India]
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Lack of Dedicated Police Results In Non-Execution of Summons
The Law Commission said in its report that at present police did not treat execution of NBWs as a priority.
News » Legal [6/25/2012]
New Delhi, Delhi [India]
Dedicated Police, Non-Execution of Summons, Non-Bailable Warrants, Law Commission, Criminal Justice, Expeditious Investigation, Trial Of Criminal Cases, Influential Public Personalities, Criminal Court
Bombay HC grants divorce to Pakistani singer Adnan Sami
Justice Roshan Dalvi granted the divorce while hearing a petition filed yesterday by Sami.
News » Bombay High Court [6/21/2012]
Mumbai, Maharashtra [India]
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