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Judiciary should ensure criminal law is not weapon for selective harassment, says the apex court bench headed by Justice Chandrachud
The Supreme Court on Friday said the interim bail to journalist Arnab Goswami and two others in an abetment toRead More
Production of Sputnik V in India will begin in the beginning of 2021, a statement said.
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The football legend is laid to rest in a private ceremony after a day of emotional scenes.
media captionHuge crowds gathered at the Casa Rosada in the hope of seeing Diego Maradona’s coffin Football legend Diego MaradonaRead More
The Union Health Minister said a COVID-19 vaccine was likely to be available by the first quarter of 2021 and that the Centre estimates to receive and utilise 40-50 crore doses covering around 25 crore people by July next year.
About 30 crore people will be part of the first wave to get the COVID-19 vaccine in India. They consistRead More
“Tier 2 looks as if it’s strong enough to hold the line, so stop things rising, but not reliably to pull things down.”
Tier 2 of the latest restrictions to be implemented across large parts of England after national lockdown ends will holdRead More
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews denies he or his chief of staff Lissie Ratcliff are the only ones left in a decision-making chain which led to the fatal use of private security to guard the state’s hotel quarantine.
Later that Friday, Mr Andrews texts her to ask: “how are we going on hotels” to which she replied thatRead More
Winemakers are being hit with temporary tariffs worth up to 200 per cent in escalation of dispute with China.
Mitchell Taylor, the chief executive of Taylors Wines, one of the largest privately-owned wine groups in Australia, said on FridayRead More
Pace bowler Mark Wood reveals which animals have been amusing the England players, and who is the best chess player in the squad.
Some of the challenges of playing international sport during a global pandemic are well known. Others, like having to endureRead More
Prime Minister says the army’s top brass must be held to account for the alleged war crimes committed by Australian soldiers in Afghanistan.
The move followed the release of a report by the Inspector-General of the Australian Defence Force last week which saidRead More