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Delhi HC directs DDA, MCD to act against unauthorised cafés in Majnu Ka Tilla; flags safety and zoning violations
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Delhi HC directs DDA, MCD to act against unauthorised cafés in Majnu Ka Tilla; flags safety and zoning violations

Delhi High Court directs DDA and MCD to act against unauthorised cafés in Majnu Ka Tilla, citing serious fire safety, zoning and building norm violations.

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Japan Faces Aftershock Risk Following 7.5 Magnitude Earthquake International
Japan Faces Aftershock Risk Following 7.5 Magnitude Earthquake

Japan assesses damage after a 7.5 earthquake off Aomori, with 33 injured, mass evacuations, and officials warning of aftershocks and increased seismic risk.

No exemption of personal appearance of Chief Secretaries in stray dogs case: SC Judiciary
No exemption of personal appearance of Chief Secretaries in stray dogs case: SC

SC refuses exemption from physical appearance of Chief Secretaries in stray dog menace case; directs them to appear physically on Nov 3, citing non-compliance.

Arms License Renewal Is A Right, Not A Mere Privilege, Once Initially Granted: Madras HC [Read Order] Judiciary
Arms License Renewal Is A Right, Not A Mere Privilege, Once Initially Granted: Madras HC [Read Order]

Madras HC holds that once an arms license is granted, its renewal becomes a right, shifting the burden on authorities to justify any refusal under law.

SC notice to Centre, TN, Kerala on plea to decommission Mullaperiyar dam Judiciary
SC notice to Centre, TN, Kerala on plea to decommission Mullaperiyar dam

SC issues notice to Centre, Tamil Nadu & Kerala on plea to decommission 120-year-old Mullaperiyar Dam citing safety concerns and risk to 10 million lives.

Tamil Actor's TVK moves SC for independent probe into Karur stampede

TVK moves Supreme Court seeking independent probe into Karur stampede that killed 41; challenges Madras HC’s order forming state-led SIT.

SC directs for removing stray dogs in Delhi NCR

SC orders removal of all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR within 8 weeks, to be housed in shelters; warns against obstruction amid rising rabies, dog-bite cases.

SC grants 4 weeks time to Centre to frame guidelines to ensure pedestrians right to use footpath

SC gives Centre 4 weeks to frame guidelines ensuring pedestrians’ right to obstruction-free, accessible footpaths under Article 21.

Delhi HC Directs Govt to Frame Policy for Phased Removal and Rehabilitation of Street Dogs [Read Order]

Delhi HC directs Delhi govt to frame policy for phased removal and rehabilitation of stray dogs amid rising dog bite concerns; next hearing set for August 6.

Telangana High Court directs regulation of Children’s entry into theatres during late hours [Read Petition]

Telangana HC restricts children’s entry into theaters after 11 PM, citing minors’ safety. State directed to issue regulations on show timings.

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