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Rahul Gandhi demands clarity on ethanol blending in petrol from PM Modi amid Karnataka findings
Rahul Gandhi has called on Prime Minister Modi to clarify the ethanol blending limits in petrol. Karnataka officials claim independent tests revealed excessive ethanol levels in petrol samples. According to Gandhi, 11 out of 14 tested samples exceeded the 20% ethanol limit. Oil companies like HPCL, IOC, and BPCL have denied these accusations regarding the blending practices.
Akhilesh Yadav targets BJP after part of Bismillah Khan's house demolished, Varanasi officials deny role
Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav criticised the BJP government for the demolition of Bismillah Khan's home. He expressed concerns about the loss of cultural legacy and the integrity of Bharat Ratna awardees. Municipal officials clarified that the family chose to demolish the structure independently after declining a museum proposal. The Varanasi Municipal Corporation had earlier issued a notice concerning the building's dilapidated condition.
Daughter took father’s land by paying Rs 7.25 lakh in cash to her brothers and abandoned father, he filed a court case; Karnataka HC gives back the land to him
Mr. Bairappa had given his land to his daughter with the understanding of receiving care. However, she betrayed him by denying assistance and fraudulently claiming the land through various documents. After a legal battle, the Karnataka High Court ruled in Bairappa's favor, canceling the release deed. The court highlighted the importance of protecting senior citizens from financial exploitation by their children.
Rs 8.02 lakh leave encashment tax exemption denied: Retired employee wins case in ITAT Surat
Retiree Mr. Patel from Bharuch, Gujarat, sought a complete tax exemption on Rs 8.02 lakh of leave encashment. Initially, his company certified only Rs 3 lakh as exempt. The Income Tax Department later imposed tax on an additional Rs 5.02 lakh. To challenge this ruling, Patel approached the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal in Surat, which sided with him, citing the Department's failure to provide justifiable reasons.
Two missiles strike Iran's Qeshm Island, Tasnim news agency says
Two missiles hit Qeshm Island in southern Iran, with local witnesses confirming the incidents. The Iranian news agency Tasnim reported on the event after aircraft sounds were heard. Qatar's International Media Office denied claims about unsuccessful US-Iran negotiations, stating that these reports were false and misleading. Efforts for mediating peace continue between the two nations, coordinated by Qatar.
Mumbai airport slot row: AOC questions ministry approval to deny slots to 12 international airlines
Airline Operators Committee has raised concerns regarding the slot allocation for twelve international carriers. The carriers have not received their requested slots for the summer 2027 season. Mumbai International Airport is planning to temporarily relocate operations to Navi Mumbai International Airport. This move is due to the redevelopment of Terminal 1. Clarity on the approval from the civil aviation ministry is being sought by the committee.
Rahul Gandhi calls SIR a ‘conspiracy’, alleges voter deletions could deny people welfare benefits
Rahul Gandhi has accused the BJP-led Centre of using the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls to deprive people opposed to the ruling party of voting rights and access to welfare schemes. His criticism followed Union minister Lalan Singh's remarks on identifying scheme beneficiaries through voter ID details.
Meghan Markle’s father arrested: What are the allegations against Prince harry's wife's estranged dad, Thomas Markle Sr.?
Thomas Markle Sr. was taken into custody by federal agents in Florida, linked to an inquiry concerning child sexual abuse material. The investigation was prompted when his son stumbled upon unsettling images at their father's previous residence in the Philippines. Markle Jr. informed both the Philippine police and the FBI about the material.
SAP must continue software support to Nayara: Delhi HC
Delhi High Court's division bench refused to stay a single judge's order for SAP India to continue software services. Nayara Energy requires access to SAP's support system for its operations, as denied access could incur high costs. SAP suspended its services after the European Union imposed sanctions against Nayara Energy for its links to Russia.
Centre supports plea to deny perks to high office holders who quit to avoid removal
The Centre has expressed support for a public interest litigation regarding constitutional functionaries and their resignation benefits. The petition aims to prevent these functionaries from retaining perks upon resigning to evade removal proceedings. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta indicated the government would respond to the petition. The plea also argues that such provisions are arbitrary and violate constitutional rights. This legal action highlights the importance of accountability among high constitutional offices.
Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault; what did the judge say about the prison term?
Russell Brand has received a guilty verdict from a London jury on serious charges of rape and multiple sexual assaults. Consistently denying the accusations, he was taken into custody following the verdict, with no option for bail before his sentencing scheduled for November 9. This pivotal moment in his legal battle signifies a troubling chapter in Brand's life, with the court indicating that a lengthy prison term may await him.
Kremlin denies Russia role in fridge cyber attacks
The Kremlin has denied accusations of being behind recent cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe. Grocery stores in numerous European countries experienced significant issues with fridge temperatures, leading to massive food wastage. European Union officials have suggested that these attacks may be a deliberate attempt to disrupt food supplies. This accusation follows increased concerns regarding Russian cyber activities since the ongoing conflict in Ukraine began.
Jairam Ramesh questions Centre over reported proposal to replace Aadhaar with Voter ID for welfare schemes
Jairam Ramesh has voiced serious concerns about the government's initiative to utilize Voter ID for welfare programmes, suggesting that this could undermine the intended functions of Aadhaar. He highlighted that several beneficiaries have already encountered hardship under Aadhaar's system. Ramesh cautioned that adopting Voter ID instead might worsen the challenges surrounding access to essential benefits and amplify debates on electoral integrity and citizens' rights in India.
Sharjeel Imam moves SC seeking bail in UAPA case over 2020 Delhi riots
Sharjeel Imam has moved the Supreme Court for bail regarding his involvement in the February 2020 riots. The Delhi High Court previously denied bail, citing the need for witness examinations. Imam argues that the prosecution has yet to examine any witnesses in over six months. Despite these circumstances, he continues to face serious charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
US green card backlog crosses 15.6 lakh, with over 2.68 lakh employment-based cases pending
The backlog of US green card applications has surged past 1.5 million, with family-based cases leading the way. Recent data reveals concerning trends in application approvals and processing times, particularly for employment-based and refugee categories. The significant delays highlight the challenges faced by many immigrants, especially those from India, navigating the complex path to permanent residency.
Bangladesh universities punish academics, students over alleged Awami League links: Human Rights Watch
Public universities in Bangladesh are reportedly expelling academics and students with alleged ties to the Awami League party. Human Rights Watch reported that hundreds of students have faced significant educational barriers, including expulsion and certificate withholding. Several professors stated that they cannot perform their teaching and research duties for fear of retribution. Allegations of involvement in violence were made against numerous students, yet many deny these claims.
'A trite provocation': North Korea denies involvement in $6 billion Binance hack, criticizes FBI probe
North Korea has rejected the claims of its involvement in the recent Binance cryptocurrency theft exceeding USD 6 billion. The FBI had accused North Korean hackers of orchestrating the heist, linking it to previous cyber incidents. Kim Yo Jong noted that the US has a history of making such accusations against North Korea.
Air India Express denies boarding to woman & 3-year-old on confirmed flight; Court orders Rs 70,000 payout plus interest
A consumer commission in Kerala has directed Air India Express to pay Rs 70,000 to a woman and her three-year-old son after they were denied boarding on a confirmed Kochi-Abu Dhabi flight in 2021. The airline must also refund Rs 20,287 with 9% interest after the passengers were forced to buy fresh tickets to Sharjah.
Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez Custody Battle: Judge denies restraining order as son Maceo’s custody arrangement continues
Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez are embroiled in a tense custody battle over their son Maceo, influenced by serious allegations. Despite Martinez's request for a domestic violence restraining order being denied, their modified visitation agreement stays in place until November. Amidst this turmoil, Maceo shared private testimony, revealing his wishes while Martinez maintains primary physical custody, with Berry holding joint legal custody.
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