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Allahabadia and his associates were barred from airing any show on YouTube or any other audio/video visual mode of communication over India’s Got Latent Row.
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A case was registered against PC George, alleging commission of offences punishable under Sections 196(1)(a), 299 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 and Section 120(o) of Kerala Police Act, 2011.
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On 12-02-2025, the Court found Sajjan Kumar guilty of inter alia murder, rioting, voluntarily causing hurt, attempt to commit culpable homicide, dacoity, arson, and mischief.
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Recruitments to various posts of Primary School Teachers; Assistant School Teachers; Group C staff; and Group D staff, was questioned before the Calcutta High Court challenging the legitimacy of the procedures followed in the recruitments.
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The Bench was dealing with the issue of whether the law and the procedure laid down by the Court regarding the designation of Advocates as Senior Advocates under Section 16 of the Advocates Act, 1961 required reconsideration.
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It was alleged that Michel being a consultant of AgustaWestland, he was roped in for liaison work, in furtherance of which he and another person combined received more than Euro 70 million in the companies beneficially owned and controlled by them.
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An FIR was lodged against Ashish Chanchalani in Gauhati due to controversial remarks made by his co-panellist Ranveer Allahabadia on India’s Got Latent show
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The Court stayed his arrest in two FIRs registered in Maharashtra and Assam, subject to his cooperation in the investigation, while barring him from doing any further shows.
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Lex Witness presents the 11th annual edition of the Grand Masters 2025 Summit.
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Shine Tom Chacko and others were arrested by the police, suspecting cocaine and other narcotic substances use during a party.
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The Court was hearing a writ petition filed by IMA seeking regulation of medical advertisements by Patanjali Ayurved Ltd.
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“We don’t see that anybody gets better treatment in this Court because he has a different gown,” the Bench remarked.
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Three of NEET-PG 2024 candidates sought directions to the MCC to conduct afresh Round III of Counselling.
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The petition arrayed 7 States and Union Government after Discovery Channel staff received threats on social media account of the channel.
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Common Law Admission Test-2025 (CLAT-2025) was held in December 2024 for admissions to undergraduate and post-graduate law courses in various National Law Universities. However, petitions were instituted before various High Courts challenging the results.
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“We expected the State to put on record reasons for detaining 270 foreign nationals in the transit camp and details of the steps taken by the State Government for deporting the detenues in the detention camp.”
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Industry experts seem cautiously optimistic, acknowledging the budget’s potential to foster long-term economic resilience while urging attention to execution.
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On 31-01-2025, the Finance Minister tabled the Economic Survey 2024-25, which indicates that India’s GDP growth is expected to range between 6.3% and 6.8% in 2025-26, supported by robust private consumption and investment.
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The Economic Survey 2024-25, tabled by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in Parliament, presents a detailed assessment of India’s economic performance, challenges, and future outlook. The report projects India’s GDP growth between 6.3% and 6.8% for FY 2025-26, reflecting stability despite global economic uncertainties.
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President Droupadi Murmu’s address ahead of the Union Budget 2025-26 highlighted the government’s ambitious vision for economic growth, digital transformation, and social welfare. She emphasized that the third term of the government is witnessing accelerated decision-making, working at three times the speed of previous administrations to eliminate “policy paralysis.”
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