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Rahul Gandhi submitting a dissent note during a high-level CBI director selection meeting.

Rahul Gandhi records dissent on CBI director selection process

12 мая 2026 Сообщено ИИ Изображение, созданное ИИ

Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi submitted a note of dissent on Tuesday after a high-level meeting to select the next CBI director. He described the process as biased and said the opposition leader is not a rubber stamp.

Gujarat high court quashes 2006 order against retired IPS officer

The Gujarat High Court has quashed a 2006 sessions court order that sought to name retired IPS officer R.J. Savani as an accused in a 1993 mob assault case. Justice H.D. Suthar ruled that the evidence was insufficient to summon him under Section 319 of the Criminal Procedure Code.

Supreme Court rejects pleas against Madras High Court order on CBI probe into transformer purchase

11 мая 2026 Сообщено ИИ

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed appeals challenging the Madras High Court order directing a CBI investigation into an alleged Rs 397 crore scam involving the purchase of transformers by TANGEDCO between 2021 and 2023.

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NCW criticizes TCS over toxic work culture at Nashik office

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Duterte lawyer seeks surveillance footage from ICC cell

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Judges speak out on threats to judiciary independence

Florida judge reverses position on immigrant detention rules

A federal judge in Florida appointed by President Donald Trump has shifted his stance on the detention of immigrants, now following a recent appeals court ruling that grants bond hearings in certain cases.

Comey plans to seek dismissal of second indictment over seashell threat photo

9 мая 2026 Сообщено ИИ

Former FBI Director James Comey’s legal team intends to move to dismiss his second federal indictment, which was issued April 28 over a May 2025 Instagram post showing seashells spelling '86 47.' Prosecutors allege the image threatened President Trump.

Northern Ireland pastor convicted over open-air service inside abortion ‘safe access zone’

A court in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, has convicted retired pastor Clive Johnston of breaching abortion “safe access zone” rules after he delivered an open-air sermon near Causeway Hospital in July 2024. District Judge Peter King imposed a £450 fine and upheld two offences under the Abortion Services (Safe Access Zones) Act (Northern Ireland) 2023.

EEOC sues The New York Times over 2025 promotion decision, alleging race and sex discrimination

6 мая 2026 Сообщено ИИ Проверено фактами

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan alleging that The New York Times passed over a white male employee for a deputy real estate editor role in early 2025 because of his race and/or sex, citing the company’s diversity goals as a motivating factor.

11 мая 2026, 13:51