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Can a 150-Year-Old British Law Still Apply to Nagaland? Gauhati High Court Answers
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Can a 150-Year-Old British Law Still Apply to Nagaland? Gauhati High Court Answers

The Gauhati High Court upheld the ILP extension to Dimapur, ruling that the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation, 1873 remains valid under Article 372 of the Constitution and can lawfully restrict movement under Article 19(5).

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South Korea Enacts Landmark Ban on Dog Meat, India's Northeast Faces Controversy Over Consumption International
South Korea Enacts Landmark Ban on Dog Meat, India's Northeast Faces Controversy Over Consumption

In South Korea, the slaughter and sale of dogs for their meat are set to become illegal by 2027 due to growing concerns about animal rights, despite being neither explicitly banned nor legalized. In contrast, in India's Northeast, some tribal communities continue to consume dog meat, as a ban on its commercial import and sale was quashed by the Gauhati High Court's Kohima bench in June last year, considering it an accepted norm among people of Nagaland.


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