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Ceasefire pacts with three Naga groups extended by a year: Centre

The agreements are with National Socialist Council of Nagaland-NK, National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Reformation and National Socialist Council of Nagaland (K-Khango)

The Hindu

Tripura Chief Minister discusses Bru rehabilitation with the Union Home Minister

MHA accepts proposal to give permanent settlement to the evacuees

The Hindu

BSF team comes in 15 km to seize cattle

New jurisdiction of force is 50 km

The Hindu

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LeT chief Hafeez Saeed’s son designated as a terrorist under UAPA

Hafiz Saeed was the first among four to be designated as a terrorist under the amended UAPA in 2019.

The Hindu

UT proposes lump sum fine up to ₹2L for bldg misuse violations

CHANDIGARH: The UT administration has proposed to impose lump sum building misuse penalty amount up to Rs 2 lakh instead of area-wise violation that was being demanded by traders and industrialists.

The Times of India

Editors Guild of India flags police excesses

It wants Ministry to issue directions to all law enforcement agencies to respect democratic values and freedom of press

The Hindu

No curbs on any news media in J&K: MHA informs I&B Ministry

No instance of harassment of media persons by authorities in the Valley, it says

The Hindu

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Process initiated to amend criminal laws, Kiren Rijiju tells Rajya Sabha

“Against 387 vacancies in various High Courts, 168 proposals are at various stages of processing”

The Hindu

Parliament proceedings | Process initiated to amend IPC, CrPC, Evidence Act, Law Minister Kiren Rijiju informs Rajya Sabha

New Delhi Seeking to make comprehensive changes in criminal laws to provide affordable and speedy ju

The Hindu

Centre says it has no data on phone tapping

CIC rules information not exempted under Right to Information Act, Union Home Ministry says records destroyed every six months.

The Hindu

Explained | How does the new Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022 propose to collect sensitive data?

What is the legislation about? What are the major changes proposed?

The Hindu

Zakir Naik spreading hatred: Centre

Indian agencies trying to get red notice by Interpol against him for past seven years.

The Hindu

156 CAPF personnel killed themselves in 2021: MHA

Over 1,200 Central Armed Police Forces’ personnel committed suicide in nine years, Minister tells Lok Sabha

The Hindu

34 ‘outsiders’ bought land in J&K after August 2019: Centre

Property purchases after abrogation of Article 370

The Hindu

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India weighs scope of criminal records to be shared with the U.K.

Sharing biometrics of accused or convicted persons with foreign countries may have legal ramifications

The Hindu

FCRA registration of NGOs extended till June 30

In case of refusal of application, the NGO shall not be eligible either to receive or utilise the foreign contribution

The Hindu

Process for bifurcation of AP Bhavan between TS, AP yet to start

High-level committee of officials did not meet even once

The Hindu

Centre to recall order on COVID-19 containment

Use of masks, hand hygiene to continue

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In 7 years, over 53,000 acquitted by Foreigners Tribunals, MHA informs RS

Over 1.23 lakh cases are still pending trial, it says

The Times of India

Covid-19: Disaster Management Act provisions revoked after 2 years, wearing face masks to stay

NEW DELHI: After two years, the Government of India revoked provisions of the Disaster Management Act for Covid containment measures, as per the order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday.

The Hindu

Govt constitutes 3-member advisory board of sitting HC judges to review NSA cases

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has constituted an advisory board comprising three judges of the Delhi High Court to review the cases registered under the stringent National Security Act (NSA) which allows the detention of a person up to a year without any charge.

The Hindu

No scope for amending AP Reorganisation Act: MHA

‘Anomaly in taxation matters should not be treated as bilateral issue any longer’

The Hindu

Dispute over power dues between TS and AP unlikely to be settled soon

Both States present their views during the meeting convened by MHA

The Hindu

Union Home Ministry places Hewlett Foundation under FCRA watchlist for climate awareness funding

From November 2021, foreign donor has not been able to send donation to any NGO or association in India

The Hindu

Centre for speedy settlement of cash credit dues between Civil Supplies Corporations of TS and AP

MHA wants Dept of Food to resolve the issue in consultation with DFS

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