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Delhi Police Denotifies Jantar Mantar as Protest Site, Three New Venues Designated
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Delhi Police Denotifies Jantar Mantar as Protest Site, Three New Venues Designated

Delhi Police has denotified Jantar Mantar as the capital’s designated protest site, naming Ramlila Ground, Burari Ground and CBD Ground as replacements. The October 11 order follows weeks of CJP protests and precedes a Delhi High Court hearing challenging the move.

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Centre Standardises Names of 28 Geographical Features in Ladakh for Official Maps Executive
Centre Standardises Names of 28 Geographical Features in Ladakh for Official Maps

The Union Home Ministry has standardised the names of 28 geographical features in Ladakh, including peaks, glaciers and strategically significant locations like Gogra and Hot Spring, for inclusion in official Survey of India maps following consultation with the Union Territory administration.

Centre Declares Shahzad Bhatti Network a Terrorist Organisation Under UAPA Crime, Police And Law
Centre Declares Shahzad Bhatti Network a Terrorist Organisation Under UAPA

India's MHA declares the Shahzad Bhatti Network a terrorist organisation under UAPA, following an August crackdown that saw over 200 arrests across 14 states.

Three Bambiha Gang Fugitives Deported From Malaysia, Arrested at Delhi Airport Crime, Police And Law
Three Bambiha Gang Fugitives Deported From Malaysia, Arrested at Delhi Airport

Indian agencies deported three Bambiha gang operatives, Jaspreet Singh, Ajay Singh, and Pawandeep Singh from Malaysia on August 24, 2026. Accused of extortion, cross-border arms and narco-trafficking, and a Ludhiana grenade attack, they were arrested at Delhi airport by Punjab Police. Home Minister Amit Shah confirmed India has now secured the return of 51 fugitive criminals this year alone.

Vande Mataram Gets Force of Law: Disrupting National Song Now Carries Three-Year Prison Term Executive
Vande Mataram Gets Force of Law: Disrupting National Song Now Carries Three-Year Prison Term

President Droupadi Murmu on August 11 gave assent to the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Amendment Act 2026, making intentional disruption of Vande Mataram punishable by up to three years in prison. The national song now holds the same legal protection as Jana Gana Mana, 76 years after the Constituent Assembly declared parity.

FCRA 2.0: How India Plans to Rewire Foreign Funding of NGOs

The FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, listed for passage in Parliament's Monsoon Session, proposes a Designated Authority to seize and dispose of assets of NGOs whose licences lapse, bans proselytisation from...

Removing Tattoo After Being Declared Unfit Does Not Cure Ineligibility: Delhi HC Denies Promotion to CRPF Officers

Delhi HC rules tattoo removal after LDCE medical disqualification cannot cure ineligibility; CRPF officers denied promotion as Assistant Commandant.

PIL Against Z+ VVIP Security Cover to RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat Dismissed as “Motivated Petition” and “Abuse of Process of Law”: Bombay HC [Read Order]

Bombay High Court dismisses PIL against Z+ security for RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, calling it a motivated petition and abuse of process.

SC Orders CBI Probe into Alleged Irregular Allotment of Contracts Linked to Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu’s Family

Supreme Court orders CBI probe into alleged irregular allotment of public works contracts linked to Arunachal CM Pema Khandu’s family.

UK High Court Rejects Nirav Modi’s Application to Reopen Extradition Appeal; Holds Government of India’s Assurances Against Interrogation Comprehensive, Detailed and Reliable [Read Judgment]

UK High Court rejects Nirav Modi’s plea to reopen extradition appeal, holding India’s assurances against interrogation comprehensive and reliable.

SC Dismisses Challenge to MHA Circular on ‘Vande Mataram’; Terms Apprehensions Premature

Supreme Court dismisses plea against MHA’s ‘Vande Mataram’ circular, calls concerns premature as directive is advisory with no mandatory or penal effect.

State Freedom Fighter Pension Does Not Automatically Entitle Recipient to Central Pension; Eligibility Criteria Must Be Strictly Followed: Madras HC [Read Order]

Madras High Court rules that State freedom fighter pension does not automatically entitle one to Central pension; SSS Scheme eligibility must be strictly met.

Bhagavad Gita Not a Religious Text; FCRA Registration Cannot Be Denied for Teaching Gita and Yoga: Madras HC [Read Order]

Madras High Court rules Bhagavad Gita is not a religious text; FCRA registration cannot be denied to organisations teaching Gita and Yoga.

SC refuses to pass interim order on plea alleging detention of Bengali speaking migrant workers

SC declines interim relief on plea over detention of Bengali-speaking migrant workers, citing risk of aiding illegal Bangladeshi nationals.

SC protects J-K family from deportation

SC bars deportation of J&K family till citizenship claims are verified; family says they hold Indian passports, Aadhaar and have lived in India since 1997.

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