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Competition Commission of India issues directions for proper investigation of WhatsApp’s updated Privacy Policy

The CCI has issued directions to begin with a detailed probe into the WhatsApp's updated Privacy Policy and its term of Sevice. It has been alleged that the new policy…

Alia Bhatt, Sanjay Leela Bhansali summoned by Mumbai court

Filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali and actor Alia Bhatt have been summoned by the court of additional chief metropolitan magistrate in Mumbai in connection with a criminal defamation case filed by…

Parliament panel calls for clear definition of unfair trade practices for E-Commerce to Government

The prices which are set by various E-commerce firms are leading to cut the competition and it may harm the consumers in the future. it has been recommended by parliamentary…

Supreme Court quashed hate crime proceedings against Patricia Mukhim

An FIR was filed against Padma Shri awardee and senior journalist Patricia Mukhim, for her post published on Facebook which sought action by the State against an attack on non-tribal…

MARATHA RESERVATION CASE:

The hearing with regards to Maharashtra State Reservation for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC) Act is on its 7th day today. The constitutional validity of this Act has been…

KK Venugopal has declined to Grant Consent to Initiate Contempt of Court Proceedings Against Rahul Gandhi

A petition filed by Advocate Vineet Jindal against Rahul Gandhi alleging that Rahul Gandhi scandalize and disgraced the Judiciary by commenting on the legal system in an interview. The petition…

Madras High Court grants Justice CS Karnan conditional bail

The Madras High Court granted conditional bail to former High Court Judge, CS Karnan, who was arrested for making derogatory remarks against judges and women in a video which was…

Bike rallies prohibited 72 hours before voting: Election Commission

As 'anti social elements' use motor bikes for intimidating voters, the Election Commission on Monday pit a ban on such rallies 72 hours before the polling and on the polling…

Karnataka High Court accepted the unconditional apology made by a man who wrote threatening letters against judges.

The man who wrote scandalous letters against the judges, has promised that he won’t repeat this again. On 22nd, the Karnataka High Court accepted the unconditional apology made by the…

Delhi Court discharged UAPA charges against Alleged Al-qaeda Operative

In a huge blow for the National Investigation Agency, a Delhi court recently found a suspected Al-Qaeda operative Samium Rahman not guilty of violating the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA)…