News Topic:Ravi Shankar Prasad
Politics
Operation Sindoor: India to send all-party delegations across the world
The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs said India will send all-party delegations to key countries across the world to deliver its message of zero tolerance against terrorism.
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India
Cabinet Reshuffle: Scindia, Sonowal take oath, Ravi Shankar, Javadekar dropped
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expanded his Cabinet on Wednesday with numerous NDA leaders taking the oath of office.
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J&K
Indian Evidence Act applicable in J&K: Law & Justice Ministry
Ministry of Law & Justice informed that after reorganisation of J&K, the Indian Evidence Act 1872 was made applicable in the UTs.
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J&K
8,382 cases pending in J&K High Court
There are 8,382 cases which are pending in excess of 10 years before Jammu and Kashmir High court, official data revealed.
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