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End to Parliament impasse in sight, Lok Sabha may take up bill on exam reforms today
Parliamentary proceedings may resume Tuesday after Lok Sabha Speaker's outreach to break impasse. The government's bill on paper leaks is likely to be discussed in the lower House. A discussion on the Vande Mataram bill may begin in the Rajya Sabha. Opposition members have moved many amendment notices to the public exams bill. Both sides continued to trade charges while inching towards a resolution.
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Ayodhya Ram mandir donation row: On Supreme Court suggestion, temple SIT to include a forensic auditor
The Supreme Court has directed the UP government to add a forensic audit expert to the SIT. This special investigation team will probe alleged embezzlement of Ayodhya Ram Mandir donations. The court wants an expeditious, fair, and transparent investigation into all aspects. The SIT has been asked to submit its probe status report within two weeks. The court will monitor the investigation directly without retired judge supervision.
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TMC’s Abhishek Banerjee meets Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, seeks early decision on disqualification of 20 rebel MPs
TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla regarding pending disqualification petitions. He urged the speaker to expedite decisions on twenty rebel Members of Parliament. Banerjee also requested a review of seating arrangements for his party's elected members. The speaker reportedly offered no clear response to the concerns raised. This meeting occurred after the TMC delegation submitted disqualification petitions.
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Jammu and Kashmir: Mehbooba faces heat over Jantar Mantar comment, opposition accuses her justifying use of force in UT
Mehbooba Mufti's statement on force in Kashmir has drawn criticism. She appeared to justify actions by citing militancy in the region. Chief Minister Omar Abdullah demanded an apology for her controversial remarks. The PDP defended her statement, claiming it was misrepresented by media. Other parties also condemned her comments, highlighting past suffering in Kashmir.
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'Will support any decision taken in discharge of duty': CRPF leadership assures personnel
The CRPF headquarters has assured its personnel of full backing for decisions made in good faith. This assurance comes as the force investigates recent allegations of pellet gun usage. The probe will examine around nine to ten specific allegations based on available evidence. Any reckless or unjustified action by personnel will invite disciplinary measures. The force emphasizes that weapon choices must be justified and based on valid reasoning.
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'Modi govt fears truth and non-violence': Rahul Gandhi on Ken-Betwa protest crackdown
Rahul Gandhi criticized the Modi government for fearing truth and non-violent resistance. Tribal communities protested the Ken-Betwa river project in Madhya Pradesh. They sought fair compensation and dignified rehabilitation for their land. Police dispersed the peaceful tribal satyagraha after fifteen days of protest. The Congress party pledged to ensure justice for the affected tribal people.
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Mizoram minister Lalnilawma meets NDMA leadership; seeks 'disaster' status for African swine fever
The meeting focused on enhancing disaster preparedness in Mizoram, particularly given the state's vulnerability to earthquakes, landslides, forest fires, and other natural hazards.
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'Police showed respect for accused Sena corporator': Bombay HC on probe into doctors' assault case
The Bombay high court criticised police for showing favorable treatment to a Shiv Sena corporator. The court directed the Deputy Commissioner of Police to investigate the matter thoroughly. The accused corporator allegedly assaulted doctors and medical staff at a civic hospital. He was later granted bail, which the High Court had termed perverse. The court expressed surprise at his behavior towards the public he serves.
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