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MHA designates Mohammad Qasim Gujjar as ‘individual terrorist’

The Ministry of Home Affairs designates Mohammad Qasim Gujjar as "individual terrorists" under UAPA for the terrorist activities.

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Villupuram MP calls for immediate steps to end caste-based discrimination in prisons in Tamil Nadu

Villupuram MP urges Tamil Nadu Law Minister to end caste-based discrimination in prisons, citing unconstitutional practices.

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No positive outcome in meeting with Amit Shah, say Ladakh bodies

Civil society leaders in Ladakh meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah to demand Constitutional safeguards, but no positive outcome.

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MHA hands over Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe blast probe to NIA, agency files FIR

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has handed over Bengaluru's The Rameshwaram Cafe blast probe to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), which has re-registered the case and started an investigation. Read further on Dynamite News:

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TIPRA elated after signing tripartite agreement to address tribal issues in Tripura

Tripartite agreement signed to address issues of Tripura's indigenous people, TIPRA refrains from protests, sparking celebrations.

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End caste, religion-based discrimination in prisons: Centre

Union Government addresses caste and religion-based discrimination in prisons, urging States to amend discriminatory provisions for equality.

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Government bans two factions of Jammu & Kashmir outfit Muslim Conference, Jammu and Kashmir under UAPA

MHA declared two factions of the Muslim Conference, Jammu and Kashmir (MCJK), led by Abdul Ghani Bhat and Ghulam Nabi Sumji, unlawful association.

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Months after peace pact with United National Liberation Front, Manipur sees rise in extortion cases

Three months after the Union government and the Manipur government signed a peace agreement with one of the factions of the UNLF, officials said the terms of the pact — which include monitoring of the armed cadres — are not available to the central security agencies.

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Centre extends ban on Jamaat-e-Islami-J&K for five years

Ministry of Home Affairs extends ban on Jamaat-e-Islami Jammu Kashmir for five years under UAPA, citing continued anti-India activities.

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Trespasser enters Mumbai airport unchecked, raises alarm bells

Serious security breach at Mumbai airport as ticketless traveler reaches boarding gate, sparking investigations and suspensions.

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Centre to examine Ladakh’s demand for constitutional safeguards

Union Government to examine implementing Sixth Schedule in Ladakh, civil society leaders and Ministry of Home Affairs officials reach understanding.

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Three criminal laws to be effective from July 1

New Criminal laws: New criminal laws in India to replace British-era laws, effective July 1, 2024, with significant reforms and punishments.

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Will fast unto death if talks with government fail, says Ladakh climate activist Sonam Wangchuk

Prominent climate activist Sonam Wangchuk said that he would fast unto death in sub-zero temperature if the talks between civil society leaders of Ladakh and the MHA officials did not succeed.

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MHA sends advisory to Punjab govt, asks to maintain law and order as farmers announced Delhi march

Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has sent an advisory to Punjab Government asking it to maintain law and order in the wake of the farmers agitation, sources said on Today. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Morning Digest | Farmers to resume march on Feb 21 after rejecting Centre’s offer; students can appear for 10th, 12th board exams twice from 2025, and more

From the farmers march to an update on board exams, here is a select list of stories to start the day on Feb 20, 2024

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Ladakh leaders call off hunger strike as MHA agrees to discuss Statehood, constitutional safeguards

Ladakh civil society groups call off hunger strike after Centre agrees to discuss Statehood and tribal status demands.

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MHA imposes internet services ban in seven districts of Punjab till Feb 24

In view of the farmers' protest, the Union Home Ministry has imposed a temporary ban on internet services in seven districts of Punjab until February 24. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Centre extends Internet ban in 20 police stations of Punjab till February 24

Central government extends Internet suspension in Punjab police jurisdictions till February 24 amid ongoing farmers' agitation for public safety.

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Centre used British-era Act to block Internet in Punjab ahead of the farmers’ march

The Indian government suspends mobile internet in Punjab districts ahead of farmer protest march to Delhi.

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CAPF exam being conducted in 13 regional languages for first time

The constable recruitment examination for Central Armed Police Forces will now be conducted in 13 regional languages, increasing participation and promoting regional languages.

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Uttarakhand: 4 dead, over 100 police personnel injured in Haldwani violence, internet suspended, schools closed

Four people died and over 100 police personnel were injured after violence erupted in Haldwani's Banbhoolpura area on Thursday during an anti-encroachment drive. Read further on Dynamite News:

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India suspends Free Movement Regime with Myanmar

India suspends Free Movement Regime along Myanmar border, requiring visas for border residents to enter India.

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MHA looking into alleged security breach in Governor’s convoy

The Ministry of Home Affairs investigates a security breach involving the son of a political leader in Kozhikode.

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Tamil Nadu Social Service Society, Tamil Nadu-based Christian social service organisation, loses FCRA registration

The Ministry of Home Affairs cancels FCRA registration of Tamil Nadu Christian organization for "violation" of regulations.

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How OCI journalists in India are navigating uncertain work permissions amid govt scrutiny

French journalist Vanessa Dougnac, whose overseas citizenship of India status is under threat, first came under the government’s scrutiny more than two years ago. In September 2022, the ministry of home affairs revoked her special permission to work in the country as a media professional.

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