Morbi ex gratia of Rs 4 lakh too little, make it Rs 10 lakh: HC tells government
Thursday, 24 November 2022 The Gujarat high court asked the government on Thursday to increase the compensation money to nearly Rs 10 lakh for each fatality in the Morbi suspension bridge collapse, saying the current amount of Rs 4 lakh is inadequate. It said Rs 50,000 for the injured is a small amount too.
After two months of stoic silence on his role in the Morbi suspension bridge collapse, Gujarat police have finally issued an arrest warrant against Jaysukh.. IndiaTimes
Google on Thursday commemorated India's 74th Republic Day with a doodle that uses intricately hand-cut paper and features iconic landmarks such as Rashtrapati.. IndiaTimes
Tensions have escalated in India as police and students were involved in scuffles over a BBC documentary examining Prime Minister Narendra Modi's role during.. Sky News
The second part of a new BBC documentary titled 'India: The Modi Question', aired in the United Kingdom last evening. The first part of this very documentary had been blocked by India earlier last week using "emergency powers". A huge controversy had erupted in India over the first episode of this two-part series which tracked PM Narendra Modi's rise through the ranks of the BJP and his appointment as chief minister of Gujarat. It had also revisited his role in the 2002 Gujarat riot which had broken out after 59 Hindu pilgrims died on a train that was set on fire. In this video, we explain what were those emergency provisions India had resorted to in order to to block the airing of this documentary and whether this was just a one-off instance or whether there have been precedents to such actions by the government. But before that, don’t forget to like, share and subscribe to Oneindia.
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