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FIR is only against the creators of toolkit which is a matter of investigation & Delhi Police will be investigating that case, says Praveer Ranjan, Special Commissioner of Police.

The fintech industry hailed the Delhi High Court order on TRAI, as inadequate monitoring had allowed fraudsters to send fake messages under duplicate SMS headers.

Kishore Biyani-led Future Retail Ltd (FRL) moved the Delhi High Court on Wednesday against its single judge order directing the company to maintain status quo on its Rs 24,713 crore deal with Reliance Retail, which has been objected to by US-based e-commerce giant Amazon. FRL's appeal was mentioned before a Joint Registrar of the high court who allowed it to be listed for hearing on Thursday, a lawyer associated with the case said.

Facebook (India) cannot be a republic within the Republic of India, he argued and cautioned SC against interfering with a House panel summons asking top Facebook India executive to appear before it to explain its stand on the recent communal riots in Delhi.

Internet suspended in border areas of Delhi amid developing situation around the farmers' protest.

The Commission had earlier asked the DPCC to identify the industries using unapproved fuels and take stringent penal action in case of non-compliance.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has said, "Delhi is surrounded by farmers. They're the people who give us sustenance. Why is Delhi being converted into a fortress? Why are we threatening, beating & killing them? Why is government not talking to them & not resolving this problem? This problem isn't good for country." Gandhi further said, "The PM is saying that offer is still on table to postpone laws for 2 years What does it mean? Either you believe that you need to get rid of the laws or you don't."

In a significant development in the January 26 violence case, the Delhi Police on Wednesday announced cash rewards for providing information on several suspects, including Punjabi actor-cum-activist Deep Sidhu. Sidhu has been accused of inciting and leading protesting farmers on tractors to the Red Fort, where a religious flag was unfurled on the day India was celebrating its Republic Day.

Cement barriers, barbed wire, spikes on roads and policemen in large numbers dominate the farmers' protest sites on Delhi's borders at Singhu and Ghazipur, while both Houses of Parliament faced repeated adjournments on Tuesday as Opposition members disrupted proceedings, demanding a discussion on the central agri-marketing laws enacted last September.

The Sena MP said the party will see how the situation develops and is not averse to raising the issue in Parliament. The Senas move to be in solidarity with the farmers in Delhi is at variance with its stand in the state.

The Delhi High Court Tuesday directed Future Retail Ltd (FRL) to maintain status quo in relation to its Rs 24,713 crore deal with Reliance Retail, which has been objected to by US-based e-commerce giant Amazon. Justice J R Midha said the court was satisfied that an immediate interim order was required to be passed to protect the rights of Amazon.

While as a vibrant democracy India had supported democratic traditions in neighbouring Myanmar in the backdrop of old ties with Aung San Suu Kyi, New Delhi had cultivated and engaged the military over the past two decades in geo-political interests, persons familiar with the dynamics of India-Myanmar ties told ET.

As the number of protesters continues to swell at farmers' protest sites, the Delhi Police has put up multi-layer barricades, concertina wire and also parked buses sealing the main entry points to prevent the movement of protesters agitating against the Centre's farm laws. The police has beefed up security at the Ghazipur border between Delhi and Uttar Pradesh - the new focal point of the farmers' agitation.

The names of soldiers who lost their lives in the Galwan Valley fighting People's Liberation Army (PLA) troops on June 15 last year have been recently engraved on the National War Memorial in New Delhi. 20 soldiers including Colonel Santosh Babu had lost their lives in clash with Chinese troops in the Eastern Ladakh sector. Army officials paid tribute to the valour of bravehearts at Amar Jawan Jyoti. China has not disclosed the number of casualties suffered on their side. The tension escalated along the LAC in Eastern Ladakh and resulted in large deployment of troops.

A thick blanket of fog continued to engulf isolated areas of the national capital leading to poor visibility in several areas in the morning of January 31. Normal lives hit out of gear due to intense cold waves. Parts of the northern India are reeling under severe cold, making the daily lives difficult for citizens. Minimum temperature in Delhi was recorded around 5°C today.

Advocate Vijay Aggarwal, representing Puri and his wife, submitted that it is the fundamental right of a person to get himself treated at a hospital and by a doctor of his choice and any doctor or hospital cannot be thrust upon that person.

Various farmer leaders on Saturday claimed that with more farmer groups marching towards Delhi, there would a be a record gathering of peasants and farm labourers on the borders of the national capital by February 2.

Delhi Police has filed a case against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, senior journalist Rajdeep Sardesai, The Caravan and others for allegedly misleading public regarding the death of a protester at ITO during the violence on Republic Day.

The court passed the order after advocate Tarannum Cheema, appearing for the accused, filed the original hard copy of the application for placing on record the death certificate of Vora, and as a consequence prayed for abatement of proceedings qua him.

According to officials, the special investigation team (SIT) of Delhi Police has asked farmer leaders Rakesh Tikait, Pawan Kumar, Raj Kishore Singh, Tajender Singh Virk, Jitender Singh, Trilochan Singh, Gurmukh Singh, Harpreet Singh and Jagtar Singh Bajwa to join the investigation.

The fire department received the call at 5.11 pm, as the Beating Retreat ceremony was going on at Rajpath a few kilometres away.

Farmers protesting against the 3 farm laws by the Government of India had demanded permission for a tractor rally in Delhi on Republic Day. Delhi Police, while granting permission had identified a route for these protestors and the farmers' unions on their part had promised to keep the entire act peaceful. But things went bad as the protestors in the rally turned violent. Rahul Tripathy of The Economic Times decodes the situation.

A bench headed by NGT Chairperson Justice A K Goel said it is clear that major problem of preventing pollution by discharge of sewage, industrial effluents and other pollutants remains unaddressed.

A government order sent to telecom service providers directed temporary suspension of internet services in areas of Singhu, Ghazipur, Tikri, Mukarba Chowk and Nangloi and their adjoining areas in the NCT of Delhi from 12.00 hours to 23.59 hours on the Republic Day, according to the Department of Telecom.

Singh alleged that the agitating farmers were instigated by supporters and members of the BJP in collusion with the AAP which led to the parade descending into chaos as a section of protesters broke prior agreement with the Delhi Police and indulged in violence and hooliganism.