'We were scared of Modi, Shah': Cong's Aiyar says protesting students 'fearless'
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The Delhi High Court refused to entertain a public interest litigation demanding an NIA and CBI investigation into a protest march held on July 20. The court noted that authorities are already aware of the incident and have the power to act if warranted. The protest is linked to ongoing agitation over the NEET examination controversy, including allegations of a paper leak. A political party involved in the demonstrations continues to negotiate with the government, with the Union Education Minister's resignation remaining a firm demand. Further rounds of talks are expected as the NEET fallout continues to unfold.
A Himachal Pradesh consumer commission ruled against JioFiber after a customer complained of repeated internet outages that went unresolved. The company was found guilty of deficiency in service and unfair trade practice. Despite multiple complaints from the customer, JioFiber failed to address the issue satisfactorily. The company also could not produce adequate technical evidence to demonstrate that the problem had been resolved. The commission ordered JioFiber to restore the customer's connection and pay Rs 10,000 as compensation.
Indian judoka Tulika Maan, a silver medallist at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games, has been provisionally suspended by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA). The suspension stems from alleged whereabouts failures, a violation of anti-doping regulations requiring athletes to be reachable for out-of-competition testing. As a result, the heavyweight Olympian will miss the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games. If the charges are upheld, Maan could face a ban of up to two years, dealing a significant blow to India's CWG prospects.
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