Search Results for: Constitutional Amendment Act

US Supreme Court says cops need warrant to access cellphone data

The Supreme Court on Friday ruled 5-4 that law enforcement officials need a warrant to search and seize cellphone data that would give away a person's location.

Jun 23, 2018

IPFT planning demonstrations in August as it intensifies demand for separate state

The Tripura-based party, which has been attempting to get its own state since 2009, alleges The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 would jeopardise traditions and customs in North-East India. Demonstrations are planned for August 23.

Jun 22, 2018

US government sued over policy barring permanent residents from serving in the military

The Trump administration's law has been challenged after two permanent residents enlisted, but are yet to begin their service. Lawyers argue that they should be given the same status as nationals since they have passed all background checks.

Jun 22, 2018

India's Chief Economic Advisor quits on personal grounds, returns to USA

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced the resignation of Arvind Subramanian on Facebook due to "pressing family commitments." He lauded Subramanian for his expertise and thinking during his tenure of three and a half years.

Jun 20, 2018

Arvind Kejriwal ends strike at Delhi L-G house, diverts attacks from IAS officers to PM Modi

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday called off his dharna at the Lieutenant-Governor's residence.

Jun 20, 2018

IAS officers ready for talks with Kejriwal but Delhi CM awaits Lt Governor's response

IAS officers association announces that they are waiting for formal communication from the Delhi CM to assure safety to them, Kejriwal tweets he is waiting for Baijal to be involved as an impasse in Delhi continues.

Jun 19, 2018

BJP's Naqvi takes jibe at Kejriwal: 'Karne mein zero, dharne mein hero'

The Delhi CM, deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia and a few other cabinet ministers have been camping in the Raj Niwas since June 11 to demand that Baijal and Modi intervene to end IAS officers' strike.

Jun 18, 2018

Karnataka cow slaughter debate: Muslim cleric threatens violence during Bakrid, Congress minister stays mute

Vijayapura cleric Tanveer Peera Hashmi threatened of violence if Bakrid ritual of cow sacrifice was disturbed, while Congress minister Shivanand Patil remained a mute spectator on the stage. Here's more.

Jun 18, 2018

Facebook to ban ads for weapons, ammunition for underage users

The social networking website's latest change in their policy bans advertising on weapon accessories and ammunition. The step seems to be defensive in nature after its involvement in several controversies.

Jun 18, 2018

Deadlock in Delhi 'a constitutional crisis': Kejriwal backed by 4 non-BJP chief ministers

Four chief ministers of non-BJP states lent their support to Arvind Kejriwal, to take up the issue with PM Modi in meeting today. LG yesterday denied them permission to meet the Delhi CM.

Jun 17, 2018

RTI amendment in the offing; activist questions Centre's refusal to share details

Activist Anjali Bhardwaj filed an RTI request to find out when changes were proposed, what they are but the government refuses to provide any details. She has expressed her concern over media reports that the amendment was regressive.

Jun 16, 2018

Here are the reasons why angry VHP activists uprooted Taj Mahal's west gate

The VHP members damaged the turnstile gate installed by ASI near Basai Ghat as it was blocking their way to an ancient Hindu temple which is located on the same premises.

Jun 13, 2018

India lodges protest with Pakistan over 'AJK Constitution Act'

The Amendment Act was passed by the assembly of Pakistan-administered Kashmir on June 1 transferring the powers of the "Azad Jammu Kashmir Council" to the "Azad Jammu Kashmir government".

Jun 11, 2018

Siddaramaiah to occupy former Karnataka speaker's office at Vidhana Soudha

Despite not holding any constitutional post in the new coalition government, former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has been allotted the office of former speaker KR Ramesh Kumar.

Jun 11, 2018

Afghanistan announces unconditional ceasefire with Taliban ahead of Eid

Critics say that the ceasefire will not help reduce terror attacks. Former army general Atiqullah Amarkhel believes that it would only give the Taliban a chance to regroup.

Jun 7, 2018

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Search Results for: Constitutional Amendment Act

US Supreme Court says cops need warrant to access cellphone data

IPFT planning demonstrations in August as it intensifies demand for separate state

US government sued over policy barring permanent residents from serving in the military

India's Chief Economic Advisor quits on personal grounds, returns to USA

Arvind Kejriwal ends strike at Delhi L-G house, diverts attacks from IAS officers to PM Modi

IAS officers ready for talks with Kejriwal but Delhi CM awaits Lt Governor's response

BJP's Naqvi takes jibe at Kejriwal: 'Karne mein zero, dharne mein hero'

Karnataka cow slaughter debate: Muslim cleric threatens violence during Bakrid, Congress minister stays mute

Facebook to ban ads for weapons, ammunition for underage users

Deadlock in Delhi 'a constitutional crisis': Kejriwal backed by 4 non-BJP chief ministers

RTI amendment in the offing; activist questions Centre's refusal to share details

Here are the reasons why angry VHP activists uprooted Taj Mahal's west gate

India lodges protest with Pakistan over 'AJK Constitution Act'

Siddaramaiah to occupy former Karnataka speaker's office at Vidhana Soudha

Afghanistan announces unconditional ceasefire with Taliban ahead of Eid

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