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The Supreme Court on Monday limited the powers of district collectors under the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, ruling that executive authorities cannot be permitted to decide property rights. While refusing to stay the Act entirely, the court put on hold provisions that allowed government officers to determine whether Waqf properties had encroached on state land. The bench, led by Chief Justice B.R. Gavai and Justice A.G. Masih noted that such provisions risk undermining the independence of Waqf boards and interfering with the rights of beneficiaries.
Royal Enfield has launched the 2025 model of its popular cruiser bike Meteor 350. In this new model, the company has made many important changes in both design and features to make it more attractive and comfortable. The starting price of this bike starts at around Rs 1.95 lakh (ex-showroom, Chennai). It has been introduced in four variants which are suitable for both youth and bike lovers.
The accused woman has been taken into custody in the case of the death of Finance Ministry Deputy Secretary Navjot Singh due to a BMW car collision in Delhi Cantt police station area.
The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards were held this Sunday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, where the best talents of television were honored. This year Seth Rogen's comedy series 'The Studio' became the biggest winner of the night, creating new records by winning 13 awards. At the same time, psychological crime drama 'Adolescence' also performed brilliantly and won 6 Emmy Awards.
Petitioners challenging the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, on Monday expressed their relief after the Supreme Court stayed certain provisions of the law while allowing the rest to remain in force. The bench, led by Chief Justice B.R. Gavai and Justice AG Masih determined there was no ground to suspend the entire law. Instead, only select problematic sections have been stayed.
Nepal Prime Minister Sushila Karki on Sunday announced that those killed during the Gen-Z protests would be declared 'Balidani' and their families would be given an ex-gratia of Rs 10 lakh Nepali.
Also said that those involved in violence and destruction across the country during last week's anti-government protests would be brought to justice.
73-year-old Karki took over as PM at the newly built Home Ministry building at Singh Durbar Secretariat in Kathmandu at around 11 am.
After the violence in Nepal, the situation has started to return to normal. People have started going to offices. Employees have started taking charge amidst broken buildings and damaged computers.
Most of the government offices in Kathmandu are now open. For the first time after the violence in Nepal, thousands of government employees headed to the office on Sunday morning. At least 72 people lost their lives in the Nepal violence.
The continuous rains in many parts of the country have completely disrupted the lives of the people.
The havoc of nature has been seen in the hilly states for some time now. Meanwhile, the Indian Meteorological Department said that the return of monsoon has also started now.
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