A look at the headlines right now:
- President imposes central rule in Maharashtra even as Shiv Sena and Congress criticise governor: Sena moved the Supreme Court against governor’s refusal to grant them extra time to prove majority.
- Train services between Baramulla and Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir resume: The stretch from Srinagar to Banihal is expected to become operational in a few days. Meanwhile, journalists from various organisations protested against the continued suspension of internet services.
- Delhi’s air quality slips into ‘severe’ category due to below-normal temperature: On November 10, there were 1,846 stubble burning incidents in the states of Haryana and Punjab.
- ED investigates son of election commissioner who disagreed with poll code verdicts on Modi, Shah: The agency is investigating the Rs 7.25 crore raised by a company in which Ashok Lavasa’s son Abir Lavasa is a director.
- Court rejects Gautam Navlakha’s anticipatory bail, interim protection pleas in Bhima Koregaon case: The court’s dismissal of Navlakha’s three-day interim protection plea paved the way for his arrest in the case.
- Supreme Court lawyer issues legal notice to six Tripura officials for stopping rations to Bru refugees: The lawyer said that the legal notice was meant to remind the government that the top court has said the refugees cannot be forced to return to Mizoram.
- Supreme Court to deliver judgement tomorrow on whether CJI’s office comes under RTI purview: A five-judge Constitution Bench, led by outgoing Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, is expected to pass the verdict at 2 pm.
- Schools, universities shut in Hong Kong as protestors clash with police for second consecutive day: Subways have been partially shut down, and several train lines suspended.
- Lok Janshakti Party to contest alone in Jharkhand elections, says Chirag Paswan: The party is a part of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance at the Centre.
- Court issues bailable warrant against Shashi Tharoor for ‘scorpion on a shivling’ comment about Modi: Speaking at an event in October 2018, Tharoor had claimed Modi’s ‘personality cult’ did not sit very well with many people in the RSS.
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