A Delhi court on Friday reserved order on the plea of former INX Media director Indrani Mukerjea seeking to become an approver in the case.


Order reserved on Indrani Mukerjea's approver plea


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The Delhi High Court has stayed a trial court order granting permission to accused-turned-approver and a Dubai-based businessman Rajiv Saxena to travel abroad for medical treatment till further orders in connection with the Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case.


Chopper case: HC stays order allowing Saxena to travel abroad


After the Delhi High Court restrained ASUS from using "ZEN", "ZENFONE" and other similar trademarks while selling mobile phones and other products eight weeks after May 28, the Taiwan-based electronics major said that the sale of its existing products remains unchanged.


Sales remain unchanged, says ASUS after Delhi HC order


A Delhi court on Thursday reserved its order on a petition filed by Vinay Kochhar, co-accused in the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) hotels maintenance contract case case, seeking the court's permission to travel abroad. The court said it will deliver the order on Friday.


IRCTC case: Court reserves order on Kochhar's plea


The complainant who accused Australian Cardinal George Pell, once the Vatican's chief financial officer, of sexually abusing him when he was a teenage choir boy is a reliable and credible witness, prosecutors told an appeals court on Thursday.


Australian Cardinal's victim is credible: Prosecutors


The Pakistani military lashed out at British media BBC for a report on human rights abuse in the country's northwest tribal area, calling it a pack of lies, local reports said Wednesday.


Pakistani military lashes BBC for false reporting


The Indore Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court on Wednesday stayed the suspension of Professor Rajeshwar Shastri or Raju Musalgaonkar, head of the jyotirvigyan (astrological science) department at Ujjain's Vikram University, till the next hearing.


HC relief for MP professor who predicted NDA's win


The CBI is investigating the collusion between senior government officials and private companies for allegedly setting up an official channel, which apparently paved the way for the auction of blocks bearing rare and atomic minerals to private parties for mining.


CBI probing conspiracy to auction atomic minerals block


A Bangladeshi student was sentenced to 42 years in jail by an Australian court on Wednesday for intentionally engaging in a terrorist act after stabbing her homestay landlord last year in an Islamic State-inspired attack.


Bangladeshi student gets 42-year jail in Australia


Former US President Barack Obama has praised San Diego-based Sikh neuroscientist Jiwandeep Kohli who is celebrating this year's Pride Month with a rainbow turban.


Obama praises Sikh man with rainbow turban


An Indian man who fled the UK after raping a woman in 2017 has been sentenced to seven years in jail.


Indian gets 7-year jail for raping woman in UK


Australian Cardinal George Pell, once the Vatican's number three, appeared in a court on Wednesday to appeal his conviction for child sex offences.


Australian Cardinal appeals child sex abuse conviction


Anubhav Sinha's much awaited thriller "Article 15" that is reportedly inspired from the Badaun rape and murder case, seems to be heading for trouble.


Anubhav Sinha's 'Article 15' faces Brahmin ire in UP


An Australian court on Wednesday began hearing one  of Pope Francis's closest advisers, Cardinal George Pell's appeal against his conviction for child sexual abuse.


Ex-Pope aide appeals against sexual charges conviction


A district court directed four persons to plant 270 saplings in a month and look after them as they were found guilty of cutting 27 trees for smuggling.


Four asked to plant 270 saplings for cutting 27 trees


Geneva, June 4 (IANS/AKI) A total of 96 refugees held in the squalid Zintan detention centre in the war-wracked Libyan capital, Tripoli, have been moved to a safe location, United Nations refugee agency UNHCR spokesman Babar Baloch said on Tuesday.


Nearly 100 refugees moved to safety in Tripoli


The Supreme Court on Tuesday told the Maharashtra government to reshuffle and hold "final" counselling for general candidates who got admission to PG medical and dental seats on or before June 14.


Maharashtra told to complete PG medical, dental counselling by June 14


The Tinder dating app, where people looking for dates swipe left or right on profiles of other users to reject or accept them, is now required to share its user data with Russian authorities on request, according to Russias Roskomsvoboda internet rights group.


Tinder will have to share user data with Russia


The Delhi High Court has slapped a Rs 10 lakh fine on Policybazaar, an online platform that aggregates insurance plans and serves as a marketplace for policies, for concealing facts to obtain a favourable order in a trademark infringement case filed by it against an insurance company.


Policybazaar fined Rs 10 lakh for concealing facts


Asus Technology Pvt Ltd has been restrained by the Delhi High Court from selling and advertising mobile phones and accessories under the trademark ZEN, ZENFONE or any other identical trademark.


Asus restrained from selling products with Zen trademark


The Delhi High Court has asked the Centre and the Border Security Force (BSF) to file their responses to a petition by 30 teaching and non-teaching staff of BSF's polytechnic seeking regularisation of their jobs.

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