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Maoist Milind Teltumbde says he was inspired by brother Anand Teltumbde to further activities of banned CPI(M): Details from the court order
According to key witnesses in the case, Milind Teltumbde was inspired by his brother Anand Teltumbde and used the Maoist literature provided by the latter to further the activities of banned organisation CPI(M)
Elgar Parishad case: NIA court denies bail to accused Anand Teltumbde, says charges against him prima facie true
NIA court said there is sufficient material to conclude that the accusations made against Anand
Teltumbde are prima facie true
French court orders Twitter to provide details of its effort to tackle hate speech, asks on what basis they employ content moderators
French court orders Twitter to provide access to all of its details on its efforts to tackle racism, sexism and other forms of hate speech
Sanjay Raut approaches court to ask Twitter to take down tweets accusing him of harassing Marathi film producer Swapna Patker
In his complaint, Raut claimed that the Tweets made on him are misleading and could “harm the peace and harmony” of the country.
Covid crisis: Delhi court orders 12 seized oxygen concentrators to be used for judges, family members and police
The court order comes at a time when an acute dearth of medical oxygen continues to haunt residents of Delhi.
Former union minister Swami Chinmayanand acquitted in rape case filed by law student, the ‘victim’ acquitted in blackmail and extortion case
The girl had withdrawn charges against Chinmayanand saying that she was forced to do this by certain persons.
‘Even if life was taken away illegally, courts are helpless’: the Congress toolkit for protecting institutions
Rahul Gandhi had recently said that though the Emergency was wrong, Congress has never tried to capture India's institutional framework.
Chinese court rules that a university book describing homosexuality as a mental disorder is correct
The court upheld the ruling of a lower court that termed the description of homosexuality as a perceptual difference.
UK top court rejects ‘ISIS bride’ Shamima Begum’s bid to return to Britain to join the court case for her British citizenship
Shamima Begum, 21, who joined the ISIS when she was 15, had sought to return to the United Kingdom, to contest the UK government's decision to revoke her British citizenship.
Republic TV CEO Vikas Khanchandani granted bail by Mumbai court in TRP case
Khanchandani was arrested by Mumbai police from his residence a day before the hearing for anticipatory bail was scheduled.