The CBI has constituted a special team to investigate cases of alleged extra-judicial killings by the Army, the Assam Rifles and the Manipur Police in insurgency-hit Manipur, an official said on Tuesday.


CBI sets up team to probe Manipur killings


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Over 30 policemen were injured in Tripura on Tuesday when activists of a tribal party attacked them, alleging a woman has been abducted, the police said.


30 Tripura policemen injured in attack by tribal party activists


Delhi's Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) on Tuesday told a court here that it needs more time to conclude further probe in a case of alleged irregularities in appointments made to the Delhi Commission for Women by its chief Swati Maliwal.


ACB seeks more time from Delhi court to probe DCW case


A local court here on Tuesday continued to hear arguments for the second day in succession in a case of violation of the Copyright Act by makers of Akshay Kumar-starrer "Toilet: Ek Prem Katha".


Arguments in 'Toilet: Ek Prem Katha' copyright case continue


A court here on Tuesday ordered for framing of charges on August 29 against Indian Mujahideen (IM) militant Yasin Bhatkal and others in two cases related to the 2010 terror attack near the Jama Masjid here.


Court wants charges against Bhatkal in terror case


The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it would look into a petition seeking cancellation of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's membership of the state Legislative Council for allegedly concealing a pending criminal case against him while filing his poll affidavit.


SC to look into plea against Nitish for concealing criminal case in affidavit


The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court on Tuesday directed the Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary to look into IPS officer Amitabh Thakur's  complaint of harassment against two bureaucrats.


'Look into plaint against two UP bureaucrats'


More than half of Australia's college students have experienced sexual harassment at least once, according to a report issued by the country's Human Rights Commission on Tuesday.


Australia publishes report on campus sexual assault


Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has signed a decree that simplifies the procedure for granting visas to participants of the World Festival of Youth and Students (WFYS) slated to take place in October, the media reported.


Russia makes visa rules simpler for youth fest participants


Junior doctors at the government-run Osmania General Hospital (OGH) here continued their strike on Tuesday demanding better security.


Medicos at Telangana hospital continue strike


A total of 5,051 persons were detained in Venezuela since the wave of anti-government protests began on April 1, according to a non-governmental organisation.


Over 5,000 detained in Venezuelan protests


An Egyptian court has sentenced 32 people related to the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group to 10 years in prison over riot and vandalism charges, the media reported.


32 Muslim Brotherhood supporters jailed for 10 years


Can colour blind students be allowed to pursue medical courses, the Supreme Court on Monday asked the Medical Council of India (MCI).


Can the colour blind study medicine, asks SC


The Supreme Court on Monday refused to extend the July 31 deadline for disposing of unsold liquor stock in Bihar.


SC no to more time for disposing unsold liquor in Bihar


A court here on Monday sentenced Artha Tatwa Group chief Pradip Sethy and two company directors to seven-year imprisonment for their involvement in the chit fund scam in Odisha.


Artha Tatwa Group chief, two others get jail in Odisha scam


A court here on Monday issued summons to app-based cab service providers, including Ola and Uber, for allegedly not adhering to rules related to fares.


Court summons Ola, Uber for fares violation


The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) of Pakistan on Monday decided to file four cases against ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, his three children, son-in-law and former Finance Minister Ishaq Dar.


Pakistan accountability court to file 4 cases against Sharif family


A former Auditor General of Pakistan was sentenced to one year in prison here by a court on Monday for concealing that he also held Canadian nationality.


Ex-AG of Pakistan jailed for concealing dual nationality


A decision on the commercial release of Genetically Modified (GM) mustard crop in the country will be taken by September, the Central government told the Supreme Court on Monday.


Final decision on GM mustard likely in September, SC told


The High Court here on Monday blocked a bid by a former Chief of Staff of the Iraqi Army to bring a private prosecution against former Prime Minister Tony Blair over the Iraq War.


UK High Court blocks Tony Blair prosecution over Iraq war


Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav on Monday said atrocities on women in India should end and this should begin from the family.

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