September 6, 2026
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No power to look into Akasa-pilots feud: DGCA

by on September 26, 2023 0

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has stated that it does not have the power to intervene in the dispute between pilots and Akasa Air. The airline has accused the DGCA of not taking action and claimed to be facing financial and operational difficulties. The DGCA responded by suggesting that the airline comply...

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School slapping incident should shake UP govt conscience: SC

by on September 26, 2023 0

The Supreme Court criticized the Uttar Pradesh police for not invoking relevant provisions of law in the Muzaffarnagar incident, where a schoolboy was allegedly slapped by his classmates on the instruction of a teacher because of his religion. The court directed the UP government to appoint a senior IPS officer to investigate the case...

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Onion farmers demand withdrawal of 40% export levy

by on September 26, 2023 0

Farmers from Nashik threatened an agitation in New Delhi on Monday if the Centre did not drop the 40% export duty on onions, according to Tushar Pawar. Farmers also refuse to allow Nafed and NCCF to sell their buffer stock of onions anywhere in the country till average wholesale onion prices reach Rs 6,000...

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Guj HC takes up alleged rape at GNLU, bullying of queer pupil

by on September 26, 2023 0

The Gujarat high court took suo motu cognisance on Monday of allegations involving the rape of a woman student by a batch-mate and harassment of a queer student at Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) in Gandhinagar, asking the institute to submit a report. These allegations were reported anonymously on an Instagram page, and the...

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Parts of Joshimath have sunk by 3.6ft, says report

by on September 26, 2023 0

The National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI) has released a report stating that certain areas of Joshimath in India have sunk vertically by over 3 feet and moved by 1.4 feet. The report highlights the development of steep, air-filled fissures extending to a depth of over 100ft.

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SC allows deaf lawyer to argue in sign language

by on September 26, 2023 0

The Supreme Court in India has started allowing sign language interpretation for hearing impaired lawyers, demonstrating that not everything needs to be spoken aloud in court. In a recent case, a deaf advocate was permitted to virtually argue with the help of a sign language interpreter.

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