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Centre promises to withdraw NEET protest cases: Why the process may still take time (opens the original)
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The Centre has assured the Cockroach Janta Party that cases registered against peaceful protesters during the NEET paper leak agitation will be withdrawn. Maharashtra, Bihar and Assam have also announced that criminal cases and legal proceedings against protesters will be dropped. However, there is no clarity yet on the legal process to be followed. Across several states, protesters continue to receive police notices and summons, raising questions over why legal action is continuing despite the
With no family in India, 44 Somali pirates seek first-ever transfer home under treaty (opens the original)
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A week after a Mumbai special court sentenced 44 Somali pirates to life imprisonment, the convicts have moved Indian and Somali authorities seeking a transfer to serve out their sentences in Somalia, under the 2017 India-Somalia Agreement on the Transfer of Sentenced Persons. If approved, they would be the first prisoners transferred under the bilateral treaty, which lets nationals convicted in either country serve their sentences at home, subject to consent from both governments and treaty cond
Fast-track courts for paper leak cases are finally taking shape. What happens next? (opens the original)
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More than a year after nationwide outrage over alleged paper leaks and irregularities in entrance and recruitment examinations prompted Parliament to enact a new anti-cheating law, states have begun setting up dedicated fast-track courts to try such offences. The Bombay High Court on Friday designated two special courts in Nagpur and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) to conduct trials in pending cases involving exam irregularities, including paper leaks. Delhi and Madhya Pradesh have also d
As students flood streets, Bombay HC designates two special courts to hear paper leak cases (opens the original)
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As hundreds of students protest in Mumbai and Nagpur against the NEET paper leak, the Bombay High Court (HC) on Friday designated two special courts in Nagpur and Aurangabad to hear pending cases linked to various exams. Acting Chief Justice Ravindra Ghuge designated the two courts. At least 11 cases have been assigned to the Nagpur court which will be presided over by Judge Gulshan Kolte. Judge S V Pawar will be presiding officer in Aurangabad. NEET paper leak cases will also be heard by the co
Flipkart ordered to pay Rs 70,000 to Mumbai man who received beard oil instead of iPhone (opens the original)
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A Mumbai district consumer redressal commission has directed Flipkart and a local seller to pay Rs 70,000 compensation to a man who had ordered an iPhone worth Rs 1.11 lakh, but instead received a beard growth oil. In its order, the commission said that an e-commerce entity cannot simply distance itself from a transaction after selling an item, particularly after the consumer files a complaint. The commission, in an order passed on July 7, noted that Flipkart and the seller adopted “unfair trade
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