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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani disbarred from New York for Trump's false 2020 election claims
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has been disbarred for his involvement in Donald Trump’s 2020 election interference, the New York State appellate court ruled. The disbarment, effective immediately, comes as Giuliani faces bankruptcy due to a USD 150 million defamation case and multiple lawsuits. The court cited Giuliani’s false statements and misconduct, highlighting his role in undermining the electoral process. Giuliani has vowed to appeal the decision, calling it politically motivated and corrupt.
Democrats hold ‘Serious’ talks to replace Joe Biden; Is he on his way out?
The Democrats are worried and are there are talks going on to replace Biden. Biden has refused to step down and has the support of more than 50% of the Democrats and from his own family members.
NCLT rejects housing society's plea to exclude land from HDIL's insolvency process
HDIL faces insolvency with liabilities exceeding Rs 8,138 crores, including debts to secured and unsecured financial creditors, and homeowners. The real estate sector contributes significantly to companies under CIRP, with about 15% witnessing revival post-resolution.
Asian stocks fluctuate as traders weigh Trump win
Asian stocks fluctuated amid US election uncertainty. Markets in Japan, Australia, and South Korea remained stable. Yields on 10-year Treasuries held steady. Wall Street edged higher with tech megacaps leading the rally. The Democratic National Committee considers early Biden nomination. Supreme Court ruling on Trump's immunity affects the election. Fiscal deficit policies are investors' focus.
Redevelopment projects: 8 common mistakes housing societies make when embarking on redevelopment, how to avoid it
The lure of new, modern flats can land ageing housing societies in big trouble. Find out how to avoid it.
Rajya Sabha privileges panel holds 12 MPs guilty of misconduct for causing disruptions, cautions them
The Privileges Committee of the Rajya Sabha has found 12 opposition MPs, including AAP's Sanjay Singh, guilty of misconduct for disrupting House proceedings in August 2023. The panel accepted Singh's unconditional apology and recommended revocation of his suspension, considering the punishment suffered by him sufficient. The AAP MP was suspended from the Rajya Sabha on July 24, 2023, for breaching privilege, repeatedly violating rules, and casting aspersions on the leader of the House.
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BJP chief and Union Minister JP Nadda to be Leader of the House in Rajya Sabha
BJP President and Health and Family Welfare Minister JP Nadda has been appointed as the Leader of the House in Rajya Sabha. This decision comes after Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal moved to the Lok Sabha, representing the Mumbai North constituency.
Govt may release DPDP rules for public consultation before start of Parliament session
The DPDP Act, passed in August, aims to have administrative rules notified within a year to ensure compliance. The Act focuses on personal data collection, processing, and storage, marking India's first regulation on digital personal privacy. The rules are crucial for data protection, stakeholder engagement, and regulatory enforcement.
LoP: What is leader of opposition and why Congress wants Rahul as LoP
The Congress Working Committee (CWC) has unanimously passed a resolution requesting Rahul Gandhi to take the position of the LoP in Lok Sabha.
CWC unanimously urges Rahul to take Leader of Opposition role
The Congress Working Committee unanimously passed a resolution proposing Rahul Gandhi as Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, praising his role in the party's electoral success and calling for him to address key issues like unemployment and inflation. Gandhi is considering the offer, with party leaders expressing confidence in his acceptance. The resolution also acknowledged underperformance in certain states and proposed an investigation to address shortcomings.
Opposition to seek Deputy Speaker's post, bigger role in house panels
A resurgent Opposition demanded a clear functional line with the government for smooth Parliament functioning, including reinstating the post of Deputy Speaker for the main Opposition party in India. Opposition leaders criticised the government for rushing Bills without proper discussions and mass suspensions of MPs. Congress plans to appoint Rahul Gandhi as Leader of the Opposition with their increased seat count. Opposition seeks to restore Parliamentary panel sanctity to reflect new House dynamics.
Noida Authority orders asset attachment of AMG group over Rs 2,409 cr dues
The Noida Authority has ordered the attachment of properties of realty group Aims Max Gardenia (AMG) over pending dues of Rs 2,409.77 crore against two land allotments in the city. The group, contested the amount of pending dues, claiming it was around Rs 1,050 crore and is ready to pay 25 per cent of it, following the recommendations of the Amitabh Kant committee on legacy stalled housing projects to facilitate the registry of flats in its projects.
NSA Jake Sullivan to visit New Delhi to engage new government on shared India-US priorities: White House
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan will visit India to discuss shared priorities with the new government, following a call from President Joe Biden to PM Narendra Modi congratulating him on his re-election and emphasizing their commitment to the Indo-Pacific region.
Amritpal Singh & Engineer Rashid voted to power: What does rule book say on incarcerated MPs?
The Election Commission declared the results of the Lok Sabha polls on Tuesday. While radical Sikh preacher Amritpal Singh won Punjab's Khadoor Sahib seat, terror financing accused Sheikh Abdul Rashid, also known as Engineer Rashid, emerged victorious on Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla seat.
US President Biden says not ruling out using military force to defend Taiwan
In an interview published on Tuesday in Time magazine, Biden said he has made clear to Chinese President Xi Jinping that the United States will not seek independence for Taiwan as Washington had agreed with Beijing, Focus Taiwan reported.
Wait till June 4: Kalpana Soren stays hopeful despite Exit polls predicting BJP landslide
Former Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren's wife, Kalpana Soren, hinted at revealing crucial information on June 4 after INDIA bloc and Congress meetings.
Biden to secure 200th judicial confirmation as election looms
President Joe Biden is set to secure his 200th appointment to the federal judiciary, surpassing his predecessor Donald Trump's pace. Reaching this milestone shows Biden's progress in matching Trump's tally of 234 judges appointed to life-tenured positions on the federal bench.
Nepal PM Prachanda wins vote of confidence in Parliament
Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has won a vote of confidence in Parliament, his fourth within 18 months of taking office. The vote came after the main Opposition Nepali Congress boycotted the voting process and chanted slogans against Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane, accused of misappropriation of cooperative funds. The government required at least 138 votes to win the vote of trust.
Trai to shortly release views on regulating communication apps
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) is set to provide recommendations on the possible regulation of over-the-top (OTT) communication apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal. The consultation process initiated in July last year continues, with stakeholders having provided their comments.
Let's get ready to rumble, says Trump as he agrees to two presidential debates with Biden, in June and September
The quick agreement on the timetable followed the Democrat's announcement that he would not participate in fall presidential debates sponsored by the nonpartisan commission that has organized them for more than three decades. Biden's campaign instead proposed that media outlets directly organize the debates between the presumptive Democratic and Republican nominees.
Biden and Trump agree on debates in June and September, but working out details could be challenging
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump agreed to hold two campaign debates in June and September. Biden proposed media-organized debates excluding third-party candidates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., aiming for one-on-one debates. Trump desired large live audiences and more debates. Both camps disagreed on key details, prioritizing voters' benefit.
US says Israel's use of US arms likely violated international law, but evidence is incomplete
Biden administration suggests Israel's use of U.S. weapons in Gaza may breach international law, lacking specific evidence. Report underscores potential violations. Debate stirs over humanitarian aid restrictions and political motives, fueling tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Congress.
US says Israel's use of US arms likely violated international law, but evidence is incomplete
The Biden administration suggested that Israel's use of U.S.-supplied weapons in Gaza may have breached international law but stopped short of conclusive evidence due to wartime complexities. While finding "reasonable" evidence of violations, the report did not link specific U.S. arms to individual airstrikes. This assessment could influence future decisions on arms provisions to Israel. Critics argue the review overlooks clear Israeli blocks on aid delivery during the conflict, raising concerns about potential starvation among Palestinians in Gaza.
Has Israel followed the law in its war in Gaza? The US is due to render a first-of-its-kind verdict
The Biden administration is set to determine if Israel's actions in Gaza violate international and U.S. laws, amid scrutiny over its military support for Israel. This decision could influence the flow of weapons and aid to Israel. Critics question whether the U.S. will hold Israel accountable for alleged human rights violations, while supporters argue for maintaining strong ties with Israel. The administration's findings could impact future military assistance to Israel and have broader implications for U.S. foreign policy in the region.
Arizona Senate repeals 1864 abortion ban, governor seen signing quickly
The Arizona House last week passed the measure after a handful of Republicans broke party ranks and voted with Democrats to send it to the Senate.
PM Narendra Modi has become face of India; development and economy improved: Congressman Sherman
US Congressman Brad Sherman hails PM Modi for India's economic strides since 2014, despite challenges in US-India ties over India's defense links with Russia. Sherman advocates for stronger India-US trade relations and a fair business environment in India.
'Concentrated' AIFs need stricter rules to stop misuse: Fund Houses
Even though an industry-wide consensus is yet to be reached on the subject, a number of AIF managers are taking such positions with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) having made it clear that it would like to put an end to deals that are cut to circumvent different financial regulations. Such practices, according to the regulator, could erode trust in the system.
China condemns US delegation visit to Taiwan as 'interference'
China has criticized a US delegation's visit to Taiwan as "interference," stating that it opposes any form of official exchange between the US and Taiwan authorities. The delegation, led by Mike Gallagher, met with Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen and Vice President Lai Ching-te, urging the US to adhere to the "one-China principle" and stop official exchanges with Taiwan.
7 BJP MLAs suspended from Delhi Assembly Budget session over disruption
During the Budget session, seven BJP MLAs were suspended for interrupting the Lt Governor's address. The matter was referred to the Privileges Committee. The opposition accused the ruling AAP government of stifling democracy by suppressing the voice of the opposition.
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