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Supreme Court Dismisses Petitions on CBSE Exam Paper Leaks
The top court said it is the discretion of the Central Board of Secondary Education to conduct the re-examination and can't be challenged in the court.
US Auto Sales Spring to Life in March
Analysts expect the industry as a whole to report a two-to-three percent sales rise.
Kerala Photo Studio ‘Morphs’ Wedding Pictures of Women, Uses Them for Pornographic Purposes
The incident came to light after a women spotted her morphed image, which was taken at weddings, being circulated on social media, following which she registered a complaint against Sadayam Shoot & Edit.
China Warns US it Will Unveil Retaliatory Tariffs Soon
The commerce ministry said in a statement that tariff proposals are "completely unfounded, a typical unilateralist and protectionist practice that China strongly condemns and firmly opposes."
Indian System Makes It Hard for Women With Disabilities to Report Sexual Assault: Report
The report has also stated that the police, in most of the cases, is often ill-equipped and do not have the training or expert support to handle such cases.
Nitish Kumar to Hit Poll Trail, to Visit Karnataka on April 12
The list of candidates would be released after Kumar's visit and the main focus of the party will be to play a "kingmakers" role post election, JDU (Nitish Kumar Faction) Karnataka Unit President Mahima Patel told reporters in Bengaluru.
Government Launches Three Portals For Ease of Agri-exports
The Minister also said that that the government has drafted an Agricultural Export Policy that has been put in the public domain inviting suggestions and comments.
Google Wi-Fi, Chromebooks Now Available on Buses For Rural Students
Participating school districts would receive mobile Wi-Fi routers, data plans and devices to help transform their buses into mobile learning spaces.
Not a Single Toilet Built in Delhi Under Swachh Bharat Mission: CAG
According to a report by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) tabled in the Delhi Assembly, the AAP-led city government did not allocate the Mission funds to implementing agencies as per their requirements.
Most-Distant Star 'Icarus' Discovered Using Hubble Telescope
Icarus, whose official name is "MACS J1149+2223 Lensed Star 1", is only visible because it is being magnified by the gravity of a massive galaxy cluster.
Saudi Law Punishes Snooping Through Spouse's Phone With Jail
The punishment will apply to both men and women in the ultra-conservative Muslim kingdom, according to a statement late on Monday by the ministry of culture.
Ganesh Chaturthi 2018 – Timing, Legend and Rituals
Today’s Ganesh Chaturthi marks the fourth of total 13 Chaturthi’s of the year 2018.
Taylor Swift Stalker, Who Threatened To Kill Her And Family, Sentenced To 10 Years Probation
In the messages, Hoover allegedly told the family, who he called the "evil family of devils," to "enjoy the brain aneurysms and death" and also allegedly said, "Decided that we are going to end all the Swifts on one day because I can't stand that virus s*...
Samsung Over Takes IBM in US Patent Race, Gains Top Spot For First Time
The South Korean tech firm owned 75,596 US patents, outdoing the second best IBM by nearly 1.6 times, as of January 1.
Ahmed Patel Says Measures Against 'Fake News' May be Used to Harass Journalists; Smriti Irani Responds
He also asked who will determine if a reported news item is "fake" and expressed apprehension that rules might be misused to harass reporters.
Trump Attorney Seeks to Force Porn Star Stormy Daniels’ Lawsuit Into Arbitration
Daniels last month sued Michael Cohen, Trump's personal attorney, to be released from the non-disclosure agreement she signed in October 2016 in exchange for $130,000. The White House has denied that Trump had sex with Daniels.