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Order aimed at curbing social media misinformation, not govt criticism: Mumbai Police

After attracting criticism over its order which has been perceived as suppressing criticism of Maharashtra government, Mumbai Police on May 28 clarified that its order has not been issued to ban..

'Allow Covid testing in private labs': Ahmedabad Medical Association moves HC

As Covid cases increase in Gujarat, the state government faces flak for under-testing. The Ahmedabad Medical Association has now moved the Gujarat High Court challenging the Vijay Rupani's government's..

Ahmedabad Medical Association files PIL over COVID testing in private labs

Ahmedabad Medical Association has filed a PIL against restrictions in COVID-19 tastings in private laboratories. "In Gujarat, particularly Ahmedabad, pvt doctors in non-COVID hospitals get many..

Coronavirus: As US battles Covid-19, US President Donald Trump plays golf | Oneindia News

Nearly two months after industrial estates in Tamil Nadu shut operations following the lockdown, 17 big industiral units in the state's capital Chennai have been granted permission to resume..

Sir Frederick Barclay releases video of ‘nephew planting bug in Ritz hotel’

Sir Frederick Barclay has released a video which apparently shows one of his nephews handling a bug placed in the conservatory of the Ritz hotel which he claims was part of a “deliberate and..

Wisconsin Citizens Crowd Bars After Supreme Court Shuts Down Stay-At-Home Order

The Wisconsin Supreme Court voted 4-3 in favor of overturning Gov. Tony Ever’s stay-at-home order. Chief Justice Patience Roggensack called the order a “controlling, subjective judgement.” Evers..

On The Record: Justice Abhay Thipsay (retd) on advising Nirav Modi's lawyers

A deposition by a former High Court judge in the Nirav Modi extradition case in the United Kingdom has caused a political storm. The Bharatiya Janata Party has called the involvement of Justice Abhay..

‘Congress trying its best to save and bail out Nirav Modi’: Ravi Shankar Prasad

The BJP accused the Congress of trying "its best to save" fugitive businessman Nirav Modi who faces extradition proceedings in a UK court. The ruling party cited the statement of a former high court..

In Other News: China's border dare; IIP declines; Vettel to leave Ferrari

Indian Air Force reportedly scrambled its jets to the LAC in Ladakh after Chinese choppers were seen flying close to the area, said news reports. Meanwhile, in a setback to the BJP, state Law Minister..

5 Air India pilots test positive for Coronavirus, all asymptomatic | Oneindia News

According to sources, Five pilots of Air India have tested positive for coronavirus. They were detected after 77 pilots of the airline were tested for the virus yesterday on priority basis. None of the..

Covid update: France's €200 mn aid for India; good news from 13 states, UTs

From France extending financial aid worth €200 million to India, to over a dozen states and Union Territories reporting zero new infections over 24 hours - here are the top ten updates regarding the..

Inquiry found Pell should have reported abuse

An Australian inquiry into child sex abuse in the Catholic Church and other institutions found former Vatican treasurer Cardinal George Pell was aware of child sex abuse and failed to take steps to get..

Even the Supreme Court is working remotely

The first U.S. Supreme Court arguments conducted by teleconference played out smoothly on Monday, with even the typically silent Justice Clarence Thomas joining the fray. Lisa Bernhard has more.

Tabloid wins initial court battle against UK royal Meghan

London's High Court on Friday threw out part of a claim brought by Meghan, Britain's Duchess of Sussex, against a tabloid newspaper for breaching her privacy, ruling that it had not acted dishonestly...

Mail on Sunday publisher wins first skirmish in Meghan privacy case over letter

The publisher of the Mail on Sunday has won the first High Court skirmish in the Duchess of Sussex’s claim against it over publication of a “private and confidential” letter to her estranged..

U.S. Supreme Court sidesteps major gun rights ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a challenge to New York City restrictions on handgun owners transporting their firearms outside the home, avoiding the battle over the scope of the right to..

Meghan Markle's tabloid lawsuit has first hearing

Legal action by Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, against a British tabloid for breaching her privacy had its first court hearing on Friday, with the newspaper's lawyer attempting to have claims that it..

First court hearing in privacy claim by Duchess of Sussex

The first stage of the Duchess of Sussex’s legal action against a British newspaper over its publication of a “private and confidential” letter to her estranged father is set to be heard at the..

In Other News: Setback for Mallya; Prince Harry, Meghan talk tough; ICC meet

From Vijay Mallya suffering a setback at UK's high court, to China criticising India's new foreign direct investment rules, here are top news updates from India and around the world. A political war of..

Harry and Meghan won't deal with UK tabloids

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have cut ties with some of Britain's biggest tabloids and said they will adopt a policy of "zero engagement" with them. Joe Davies reports.

South African minister visits residents controversially evicted during coronavirus lockdown

South Africa's Water and Sanitation Minister, Lindiwe Sisulu, visited the Mpolweni site where residents were earlier this week controversially evicted from the land by Cape Town's law enforcement..

Arizona high court mulls appeal over tuition costs lawsuit

The Arizona Supreme Court is considering an appeal in a case that involves both the cost of tuition to attend a state university and the authority of the state attorney general.

Kansas' high court rules for governor on religious services

Kansas' high court rules for governor on religious services

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7 a.m. COVID block

Cardinal George Pell asks media for social distancing

Australian Cardinal George Pell, who was cleared of child sex crimes, asks the media for social distance during a visit to a petrol station in the town of Glenrowan in Australia.