Forged high court orders got 129 websites blocked in India
The telecoms department acted on fake Allahabad and Rajasthan High Court orders. Police have opened a forgery case after the courts said the orders were never passed.
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The telecoms department acted on fake Allahabad and Rajasthan High Court orders. Police have opened a forgery case after the courts said the orders were never passed.

Rights groups say confessions were taken under torture and lawyers were denied the case files. By their account, the 69 defendants face terrorism-related charges that include promoting Iran’s religious doctrine.

Iran’s chief negotiator says Tehran and Oman will oversee the strait, and that Iran’s seven conditions come from the memorandum signed in Islamabad in June.

The judge found Trump plausibly alleged the Panorama edit harmed him but threw out a second claim. Trump must give evidence under oath by December 11.

A review of 115 trials found escitalopram, agomelatine, and duloxetine beat fluoxetine at preventing relapse. Experts say no one should switch medicine without a doctor.

H.S. Phoolka, now in the BJP, says the memoir’s account of the Army delay is “factually untenable” and that 6,000 troops sat in barracks while Sikhs were killed.

Tehran called it a reciprocal move after Buenos Aires blacklisted the IRGC. Argentina says the designation is “completely baseless”.

The Committee on Tribal Unity says the government ignored its demands. The bodies remain unclaimed in an Imphal mortuary as the NIA takes over the case.

He unseats Cindy Hyde-Smith by a few thousand votes to become Mississippi’s first Black senator since Reconstruction. Democrats now hold at least 55 seats.

A new test adds waist size and organ health to BMI. It found only about a quarter of people labelled obese are actually ill from their weight.
