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Court orders 48-hour medical checks, restricts legal counsel for Rana

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April 12, 2025

A NIA special court in Delhi has imposed stringent conditions on the custody of 26/11 Mumbai terror accused Tahawwur Rana, as the National Investigation Agency (NIA) pressed forward with its explosive claim: Rana may have conspired to orchestrate terror attacks in other Indian cities beyond Mumbai.

- SHEKHAR SINGH @ New Delhi

Special Judge Chander Jit Singh of the Patiala House Courts has directed the NIA to conduct a full medical examination of Rana every 48 hours, ensuring that his health remains under continuous surveillance during his 18-day custodial remand. The court also ordered that he be provided with prescribed medication without delay and be allowed pen and paper, but only a soft-tip pen, in a move aimed at preventing potential misuse.

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UGC's equality push on campuses angers general category students

A sustained fortnight-long campaign by students and parents opposing the University Grants Commission’s “Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions Regulations, 2026” is gaining traction and beginning to leave political ripples.

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1 min

January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

CIVILIAN HONOURS: CONTINUITY WITH A WIDER EMBRACE

A time of deep political polarisation, India’s civilian honours have quietly emerged as a rare space of continuity and consensus.

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January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

Forces prepared to protect citizens: PM

PRIME Minister Narendra Modi, ina series of posts on Republic Day, said the parade offered a glimpse into the strengthening capabilities of India’s security forces, adding that “our forces are truly our pride”.

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1 mins

January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

Centre presses for fully green disposal of fly ash

THE Union Government has issued a draft amendment notification regarding the utilisation of fly ash, a byproduct of coal thermal power plants (TPPs), in an eco-friendly manner.

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2 mins

January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

Tamil Nadu relaxes insurance clause, other SOPs for organising Jallikattu

TAMIL Nadu government has amended the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for conducting jallikattu by relaxing the mandatory insurance requirement for bull tamers, following demands from the event organisers.

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1 min

January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

HOLDER SINNER MARCHES ON, KEYS OUSTED

JANNIK Sinner sent an Australian Open statement in rolling into the quarterfinals on Monday but fellow champion Madison Keys was dethroned as Melbourne braced for forecast 45C heat.

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1 min

January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

IIT-Delhi constitutes committee after row over caste, racism conference

THE Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has come under criticism over a recently organised conference that examined issues of caste, racism and their intersections in Indian society, prompting the institute to constitute a fact-finding committee to look into the matter.

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1 min

January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

CAN AI HELP INDIA BREATHE EASIER?

AIR pollution in India is not only a cause for episodic panic; it is a systemic failure whose costs are staggering— in lost lives, lost productivity, rising healthcare expenditure and irreversible damage to children’s cognitive development.

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3 mins

January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

The Morning Standard

Punjab deprived of capital, high court; Chandigarh is & will remain ours: CM

SLAMMING the Union government, Punjab CM Bhagwant Singh Mann on Sunday said the state has been unjustly denied its rightful capital and a separate High Court since Independence, and asserted that any attempt to undermine Punjab’s claim over Chandigarh, Panjab University and its water rights would not succeed.

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1 min

January 27, 2026

The Morning Standard

GEOPOLITICAL SHADOW ON CRICKET BAD FOR SPORT

THERE is no doubt that sport today has become more politicised than ever before.

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1 mins

January 27, 2026

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