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India vs Sri Lanka Live Score, 1st Test Day 1: India firm again as Cheteshwar Pujara gets ton against Sri Lanka

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India vs Sri Lanka Live Score 1st Test Day 1: India and Sri Lanka begin the three-match series with the first Test in Galle. Catch the live cricket score of India vs Sri Lanka 1st Test Day 1 here with IND vs SL 1st Test live commentary and live updates. India could not have asked for a better start to the first Test. After winning the toss and electing to bat, India were 115 for the loss of one wicket at Lunch on day one against Sri Lanka in the Galle Test.   Shikhar Dhawan opened the batting with Abhinav Mukund and made a steady start. While Dhawan was fluent, Mukund struggled was dismissed by Nuwan Pradeep. Cheteshwar Pujara then joined Dhawan in the middle and took India to Lunch without further loss. Catch the India vs Sri Lanka Live Score of 1st Test Day 1 here. India vs Sri Lanka 1st Test Day 1 Live Score: India 335/3 – India’s 300 comes up with Pujara and Rahane in the middle.  Captain Kohli became the third man to fall to Nuwan Pradeep. Kohli was initially g...

Machil fake encounter: Armed Forces Tribunal suspends life imprisonment of five armymen

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The then Commanding Officer of 4 Rajputana Rifles, Colonel Dinesh Pathania, Captain Upendra, Havildar Devendra Kumar, Lance Naik Lakhmi, Lance Naik Arun Kumar had challenged their life sentence before Armed Forces Tribunal. The Armed Forces Tribunal has suspended the life imprisonment of five army personnel including a Colonel and a Captain who were convicted by a General Court Martial in 2014 for staging the killing of three Kashmiri civilians at Macchil in 2010 and branding them as foreign militants for brass medals and cash rewards. The three civilians — Shazad Khan (27), Shafi Lone (19) and Riyaz Lone (20) of Nadihal village in Rafiabad had been lured to an army camp at Kalaroos in Kupwara where they were subsequently killed in a staged encounter during the intervening night of April 29 and 30, 2010 at Sona Pindi in Machil sector on the Line of Control. The army had dubbed them as foreign militants who were killed in an encounter while trying to infiltrate the Line of Control....

Ghatkopar building collapse: Sena worker Sunil Shitap arrested, toll climbs to 17

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Ghatkopar building collapse: Residents of the housing society had alleged that the pillars of the building weakened after Shitap made structural changes to the ground floor as he wanted to convert it into a nursing home. A day after a four-storey building collapsed in suburban Ghatkopar in Mumbai, Sena worker Sunil Shitap, who owns at least three flats on the ground floor of the building, was arrested after police questioning. The bodies of at least 17 people have been pulled out from the rubble of the building after it collapsed on Tuesday. Residents of the housing society had alleged that the pillars of the building weakened after Shitap made structural changes to the ground floor as he wanted to convert it into a nursing home. A case has been booked against Shitap under IPC sections 304 (II) (culpable homicide not amounting to murder), 336 (act endangering life or personal safety of others) and 338 (causing grievous hurt by act endangering life or personal safety of others)...

Missing Indians in Iraq: Would be a sin to declare someone dead without evidence, says Sushma Swaraj

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Missing Indians in Iraq: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said there was no concrete evidence to convey that the 39 Indians missing in Iraq were dead. She was making a statement in Lok Sabha, Wednesday noon. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Wednesday made statement on the 39 Indians missing in Iraq, amid an uproar in the Lower House of Parliament. “I haven’t misled people (on the question of missing Indians in Iraq). How would it benefit me or the government?” she said. Swaraj said she couldn’t declare the Indians dead until she had concrete evidence of it. “I don’t have evidence to say they are alive, but I don’t have proof to say they are dead. So we are continuing with the search operation,” she told the House. “Iraq has never said that the 39 Indians missing are dead.” “Why should I believe Harjit Masih’s claims that the 39 Indians are dead?” she asked. Masih is the only man among the group who escaped from the Islamic State in 2014 and he has been saying th...

Tejashwi Yadav will not resign, Nitish Kumar didn’t ask him to step down: Lalu Prasad

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"Tejashwi Yadav will not resign, Nitish Kumar didn't ask for his resignation," said Lalu Prasad at a press briefing after chairing a meeting of RJD MLAs. Claiming there is no rift within the Bihar Grand Alliance, RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav on Wednesday said there is no question of his son Tejashwi Yadav stepping down as deputy chief minister. “Tejashwi Yadav will not resign,  Nitish Kumar  didn’t ask for his resignation,” said Lalu Prasad at a press briefing after chairing a meeting of RJD MLAs. He maintained that there is no bitterness between him and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. “No bitterness between me and Nitish. Spoke to him yesterday. Media trying to crack our alliance,” Lalu Prasad said. He, however, added that Nitish is free is take a call on the future of the alliance. “There is no such thing (dispute) from my side. I have made Nitish the chief minister and I am not going to break the alliance, Nitish is free to take a call,” Lalu said. Tejashwi also...

There is a fundamental right to privacy, but it is a wholly qualified right: Centre to SC

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The bench is dealing with the limited issue of right to privacy and matters challenging the Aadhaar scheme would be referred back to a smaller bench. The Centre on Wednesday told the Supreme Court that “there is a fundamental right to privacy, but it is a wholly qualified right”. The apex court was hearing the Aadhaar card privacy issue. A wholly qualified right is one where government interference is allowed in special circumstances, and only when necessary in a democratic society as opposed to an absolute right, which cannot be limited in any way. An absolute right can not be reduced or amended. Earlier in the day, Attorney General K K Venugopal argued that privacy as a fundamental right was deliberately avoided from Article 21. “Privacy, as a fundamental right, could have been mentioned in 21, but has been omitted. This was deliberate,” said Venugopal. Venugopal, who was arguing for the government, also said “the rights under 21 are not absolute. That is why we have the dea...