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    Politics

    Supreme Court directs states to withdraw cases against student protesters

    The Supreme Court authorized state governments to withdraw cases against student protesters and mandated guidelines for police force usage.

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    Business & Markets

    Government proposes regulatory framework for two-wheeled road ambulances

    The Government of India has proposed a dedicated regulatory framework for two-wheeled road ambulances by prescribing construction, safety and operational standards through the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.

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  • Photo: The Times of India — Delhi
    Politics

    Supreme Court clarifies states can withdraw FIRs against student protesters

    The Supreme Court clarified that states can withdraw FIRs against student protesters, according to a spokesperson for the Cockroach Janta Party following reports of new arrests in BJP-ruled states.

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    Politics

    United States deports 414 Indian nationals in early 2026

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar informed the Rajya Sabha that the United States deported 414 Indian nationals in the first three months of 2026, with a total of 588 deportations from the United States and European countries combined.

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    Politics

    PM Modi welcomes passage of anti-paper leak legislation

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi released a video message praising the passage of the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, as a significant step to prevent paper leaks in examinations.

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    Politics

    Supreme Court directs states to consult High Courts on judges retirement age

    The Supreme Court of India has directed state governments to consult their respective High Courts regarding the potential change in retirement age for district judges from 60 to 61 years.

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  • Photo: The Hindu BusinessLine
    Business & Markets

    Supreme Court directs states to consider raising judicial retirement age to 61

    The Supreme Court of India has directed states and union territories to consider raising the retirement age of judicial officers to 61 years pending a final review of a petition seeking an increase to 62 years.

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