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    Karnataka Bike Taxi Riders Urge Rahul Gandhi to Stop Blanket Ban: “Help Us Earn Our Daily Bread with Dignity”
    Karnataka Bike Taxi Riders Urge Rahul Gandhi to Stop Blanket Ban: “Help Us Earn Our Daily Bread with Dignity”
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    Karnataka Bike Taxi Riders Urge Rahul Gandhi to Stop Blanket Ban: “Help Us Earn Our Daily Bread with Dignity”

    Over 1,00,000 bike taxi riders in Karnataka have written to Rahul Gandhi, urging him to intervene against the blanket ban, saying, “Help us earn our daily bread with dignity” as their livelihoods are at risk.

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    Bike Taxis Are a Necessity, Not a Luxury”: ANI Technologies Argues for Fundamental Rights in Karnataka HC
    Bike Taxis Are a Necessity, Not a Luxury”: ANI Technologies Argues for Fundamental Rights in Karnataka HC
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    Karnataka High Court Refuses to Stay Ban on Bike Taxis Services, Operations to End by June 15

    The Karnataka High Court has refused to stay the order halting bike taxi services in the state. A single judge had earlier extended the deadline to wind up operations until June 15, giving temporary relief to operators.

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    Delhi HC Launches WhatsApp Services, e-Museum, and Humour Page to Enhance Courtroom Experience
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    Mayur Vihar Waterlogged Drain Incident | Delhi HC to Hear Plea on August 5 Against DDA for Neglect Leading to Woman and Child’s Deaths

    The Delhi High Court today(2nd August) said it will hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) on August 5, seeking action against the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) for neglecting a flooded drain in Mayur Vihar, which claimed the lives of a woman and her three-year-old son.

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    [Ban on “ferocious” Dogs] Madras HC Restrains Union Gov. from Taking Final Decision
    [Ban on “ferocious” Dogs] Madras HC Restrains Union Gov. from Taking Final Decision
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    [Ban on “ferocious” Dogs] Madras HC Restrains Union Gov. from Taking Final Decision

    The Madras High Court restrained the Union Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry, and Dairying from classifying certain dog breeds as “ferocious” and issuing a ban. The Ministry is prohibited from making a final decision until June 14. The restraining order is a response to a writ petition filed by the Kennel Club of India.

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