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VP Singh, son of deceased constable Suresh Vats who died in Ghazipur in a stone-pelting incident on Saturday, has slammed the state police for failing to protect his father. He said, “They can't even protect their own police officers, how can we expect them to protect others? What good will compensation do? Will it bring back my father?"  

VP Singh, son of deceased constable Suresh Vats who died in Ghazipur in a stone-pelting incident on Saturday, has slammed the state police for failing to protect his father. He said, “They can't even protect their own police officers, how can we expect them to protect others? What good will compensation do? Will it bring back my father?"  

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Chief Justice NV Ramana raised several concerns over judicial infrastructure on Saturday &nbsp;as he shared the stage with Law Minister Kiren Rijiju. Ramana was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the new annex building of the Bombay High Court&rsquo;s Aurangabad Bench
He said &lsquo;courts in India still operate with dilapidated structures, making it difficult to perform effectively&rsquo;
He added &lsquo;only 5 per cent of court complexes have basic medical aid, and 26 per cent of the courts don&rsquo;t have separate toilets for women. Sixteen per cent of the courts don&rsquo;t even have toilets for men. Nearly 50 per cent of the court complexes don&rsquo;t have a library, and 46 per cent don&rsquo;t have the facility to purify water.&rdquo;
Stressing that work cannot continue under the present condition, Ramana urged the Law Minister to make sure the proposal to set up the National Judicial Infrastructure Authority is taken up in the winter session of parliament.
Earlier, the CJI had sought a speedy approval from the government for recommendations made by Supreme Court collegium for the appointments of judges in high courts.

CJI raises 'judicial infrastructure' concerns in presence of law minister

Chief Justice NV Ramana raises concern over judiciary infrastructure in the presence of law minister Kiren Rijiju

//Law Minister on stage, CJI&nbsp;raises concerns over judicial infrastructure
//CJI NV Ramana: dilapidated structures make it difficult to perform effectively
//Ramana stressed that work cannot continue under the present condition
//Take up Infrastructure Authority proposal in winter session, Ramana&nbsp;urges

Chief Justice NV Ramana raised several concerns over judicial infrastructure, adding&nbsp;courts still operate with dilapidated structures, making it difficult to perform effectively

Chief Justice NV Ramana raised several concerns over judicial infrastructure on Saturday &nbsp;as he shared the stage with Law Minister Kiren Rijiju. Ramana was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the new annex building of the Bombay High Court&rsquo;s Aurangabad Bench
He said &lsquo;courts in India still operate with dilapidated structures, making it difficult to perform effectively&rsquo;
He added &lsquo;only 5 per cent of court complexes have basic medical aid, and 26 per cent of the courts don&rsquo;t have separate toilets for women. Sixteen per cent of the courts don&rsquo;t even have toilets for men. Nearly 50 per cent of the court complexes don&rsquo;t have a library, and 46 per cent don&rsquo;t have the facility to purify water.&rdquo;
Stressing that work cannot continue under the present condition, Ramana urged the Law Minister to make sure the proposal to set up the National Judicial Infrastructure Authority is taken up in the winter session of parliament.
Earlier, the CJI had sought a speedy approval from the government for recommendations made by Supreme Court collegium for the appointments of judges in high courts.

Aryan Khan, son of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, in his plea to the Bombay High Court seeking bail, has said the NCB was "misinterpreting" his WhatsApp chats to implicate him, in the case of seizure of banned drugs aboard a cruise ship off the Mumbai coast earlier this month.
Also watch |&nbsp;Ananya Panday tells NCB she didn't help Aryan Khan source drugs
Aryan Khan, currently in jail, moved the HC after a special NDPS court rejected his application for bail. The High Court will hear his bail plea on October 26.
In his appeal against the special court order, Aryan Khan said the Narcotics Control Bureau's "interpretation and misinterpretation" of the WhatsApp chats collected from his mobile phone was "wrong and unjustified".
Also watch |&nbsp;'Maldives link': NCP leader Nawab Malik's latest attack on NCB officer in Aryan drug case
The 23-year-old claimed no contraband was recovered from him, after the NCB raided the ship, and maintained he has no connection with any of the other accused in the case except Arbaaz Merchant and Aachit Kumar.
The appeal further said the purported WhatsApp chats that are being relied upon by the NCB, can by no stretch of imagination be linked to any conspiracy for which the secret information was received.
Aryan Khan also questioned the special court's contention, while refusing him bail. His plea stated, that there is no presumption in law that just because a person is influential, there is likelihood of him tampering with the evidence.
Aryan Khan was arrested on October 3 by the NCB along with his friend Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha. The trio is presently in judicial custody.

Aryan Khan to HC: NCB 'misinterpreting' WhatsApp chats to implicate me

Aryan in his plea to the Bombay High Court, said the NCB was "misinterpreting" his WhatsApp chats to implicate him, in the drugs case.

Aryan Khan's plea to HC questions the NCB's handling of case
Aryan:&nbsp;NCB&nbsp;misinterpreting&nbsp;WhatsApp chats to implicate me
Aryan moved the High Court, after a lower court rejected his bail
Aryan Khan: NCB's interpretation of chats wrong and unjustified
23-year-old claimed no contraband was recovered from him
Aryan also maintains&nbsp;he has no connection with other accused
Aryan: WhatsApp&nbsp;chats can't&nbsp;be linked to any conspiracy by NCB
Aryan: can't presume evidence will tampered with, by a celeb
Aryan was arrested on October 3 by the NCB&nbsp;during a drug bust

Aryan in his plea to the Bombay High Court,&nbsp;said the NCB was "misinterpreting" his WhatsApp chats to implicate him, in the drugs case

Aryan Khan, son of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, in his plea to the Bombay High Court seeking bail, has said the NCB was "misinterpreting" his WhatsApp chats to implicate him, in the case of seizure of banned drugs aboard a cruise ship off the Mumbai coast earlier this month.
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/ananya-panday-tells-ncb-she-didn-t-help-aryan-khan-source-drugs-1634922321251" target="_blank">Ananya Panday tells NCB she didn't help Aryan Khan source drugs</a>
Aryan Khan, currently in jail, moved the HC after a special NDPS court rejected his application for bail. The High Court will hear his bail plea on October 26.
In his appeal against the special court order, Aryan Khan said the Narcotics Control Bureau's "interpretation and misinterpretation" of the WhatsApp chats collected from his mobile phone was "wrong and unjustified".
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/maldives-link-ncp-leader-nawab-malik-s-latest-attack-on-ncb-officer-in-aryan-drug-case-1634825286793" target="_blank">'Maldives link': NCP leader Nawab Malik's latest attack on NCB officer in Aryan drug case</a>
The 23-year-old claimed no contraband was recovered from him, after the NCB raided the ship, and maintained he has no connection with any of the other accused in the case except Arbaaz Merchant and Aachit Kumar.
The appeal further said the purported WhatsApp chats that are being relied upon by the NCB, can by no stretch of imagination be linked to any conspiracy for which the secret information was received.
Aryan Khan also questioned the special court's contention, while refusing him bail. His plea stated, that there is no presumption in law that just because a person is influential, there is likelihood of him tampering with the evidence.
Aryan Khan was arrested on October 3 by the NCB along with his friend Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha. The trio is presently in judicial custody.

Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat on Saturday stressed that the country needs to ensure that the consequences of instability in its neighbourhood are addressed.
He also said there is a possibility of threat to Jammu and Kashmir as well as to the North-eastern region due to the situation in Afghanistan which the Taliban has taken over a few months ago but the threat can be negated by working on internal monitoring.
&ldquo;India&rsquo;s national security landscape is stressed on account of security scenario emerging from subcontinental threats.... We need to address consequences of instability and volatility in our immediate and extended neighbourhood and it remains our immediate priority,&rdquo; Gen Rawat said.
He said a close watch should be kept on the situation in Myanmar as well as the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, with the danger of the latter being exploited by fundamentalist elements.
He also said India&rsquo;s relations with Bhutan and Nepal have always been robust and any issues with these countries have been addressed in a positive manner.
Gen Rawat said internal security challenges of the NE region have serious international dimensions as extremist outfits have connectivity, including hideouts across the border, and their members frequently use porous borders to escape security forces.
He, however, added that in recent years there has been a reduction of violence in the NE region and lauded the combined efforts of security agencies and civil society for achieving it.
Gen Rawat said it was crucial that the land link of the region with the rest of the country is maintained through the Siliguri corridor.
This vulnerable corridor will always remain a cause of concern and any attempt to block it by any element must be nipped in the bud, he added.
"India has to be on alert of the possible impact of the situation in Afghanistan in Jammu and Kashmir. We have to seal our borders. Internal monitoring is essential,&rdquo; he told a press conference.
To a question if the change in regime in Afghanistan could pose danger to Assam and the Northeast, Rawat said a &lsquo;likely threat&rsquo; could be there.
&ldquo;We have to defend ourselves. We need to educate our people on the need to be conscious of their own security,&rdquo; he said.
the North-eastern region, especially Assam, is advantageously positioned to project India's soft power to the world, the chief of defence staff said.
"North East region including Assam is a land of potential. In fact, it has the potential to be the pivot for projection of soft power of India in the regional countries,&rdquo; Gen Rawat said.
He stressed the need for developing multi-model connectivity through development of means of transportations to access ASEAN and other markets.
He also highlighted the potential of developing the manufacturing and services sector in the NE region, which can help it cater to the international market.

Situation in Afghanistan can overflow into J&K: Defence chief Bipin Rawat

Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat has said that India should be prepared for the impact of the instability in Afghanistan on Jammu & Kashmir. 

Situation in Afghanistan can overflow in J&K: Defence chief Bipin Rawat

Chief of Defence Staff General&nbsp;Bipin&nbsp;Rawat&nbsp;has said that India should be prepared for the impact of the instability in Afghanistan on Jammu&nbsp;&amp; Kashmir.&nbsp;
The general said that the situation in Afghanistan can overflow into J&amp;K and we have to prepare ourselves by sealing the borders and increasing monitoring. Anyone coming from outside needs to be checked, he added.&nbsp;
He also said that common people and tourists have to face the burden of heavy checking and they should understand that it's for their safety and security.
Use Rawat's&nbsp;bite

We need to address consequences of instability and volatility in our immediate and extended neighbourhood and it remains our immediate priority,&rdquo; Gen Rawat said.

Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat on Saturday stressed that the country needs to ensure that the consequences of instability in its neighbourhood are addressed.
He also said there is a possibility of threat to Jammu and Kashmir as well as to the North-eastern region due to the situation in Afghanistan which the Taliban has taken over a few months ago but the threat can be negated by working on internal monitoring.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/amit-shah-reviews-security-situation-counter-terrorism-measures-in-kashmir-1634983570317">Amit Shah reviews security situation, counter-terrorism measures in Kashmir</a>
&ldquo;India&rsquo;s national security landscape is stressed on account of security scenario emerging from subcontinental threats.... We need to address consequences of instability and volatility in our immediate and extended neighbourhood and it remains our immediate priority,&rdquo; Gen Rawat said.
He said a close watch should be kept on the situation in Myanmar as well as the Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, with the danger of the latter being exploited by fundamentalist elements.
He also said India&rsquo;s relations with Bhutan and Nepal have always been robust and any issues with these countries have been addressed in a positive manner.
Gen Rawat said internal security challenges of the NE region have serious international dimensions as extremist outfits have connectivity, including hideouts across the border, and their members frequently use porous borders to escape security forces.
He, however, added that in recent years there has been a reduction of violence in the NE region and lauded the combined efforts of security agencies and civil society for achieving it.
Gen Rawat said it was crucial that the land link of the region with the rest of the country is maintained through the Siliguri corridor.
This vulnerable corridor will always remain a cause of concern and any attempt to block it by any element must be nipped in the bud, he added.
"India has to be on alert of the possible impact of the situation in Afghanistan in Jammu and Kashmir. We have to seal our borders. Internal monitoring is essential,&rdquo; he told a press conference.
To a question if the change in regime in Afghanistan could pose danger to Assam and the Northeast, Rawat said a &lsquo;likely threat&rsquo; could be there.
&ldquo;We have to defend ourselves. We need to educate our people on the need to be conscious of their own security,&rdquo; he said.
the North-eastern region, especially Assam, is advantageously positioned to project India's soft power to the world, the chief of defence staff said.
"North East region including Assam is a land of potential. In fact, it has the potential to be the pivot for projection of soft power of India in the regional countries,&rdquo; Gen Rawat said.
He stressed the need for developing multi-model connectivity through development of means of transportations to access ASEAN and other markets.
He also highlighted the potential of developing the manufacturing and services sector in the NE region, which can help it cater to the international market.

Singapore has removed India from its travel restriction list along with Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
However, travellers would still be required to complete a quarantine period at a dedicated facility on entering the country.
All travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka prior to departure to Singapore will be allowed to enter and transit through Singapore from October 26. These travellers will be subject to Category IV border measures.
Singapore had earlier announced that all travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will not be allowed to enter or transit through Singapore.
According to officials, the new measure was announced after a review of the Covid-19 situation in these countries.

Singapore to allow tourists from India from October 26

Singapore has removed India from its travel restriction list. Singapore to allow tourists from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan from October 26

//Singapore to allow tourists from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan from October 26
//Travelers&nbsp;required to complete a quarantine period upon entering Singapore
//Earlier travel ban lifted after&nbsp;review of the Covid&nbsp;situation in these countries

All travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka prior to departure to Singapore will be allowed to enter and transit through Singapore from October 26

Singapore has removed India from its travel restriction list along with Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
However, travellers would still be required to complete a quarantine period at a dedicated facility on entering the country.
All travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka prior to departure to Singapore will be allowed to enter and transit through Singapore from October 26. These travellers will be subject to Category IV border measures.
Singapore had earlier announced that all travellers with a 14-day travel history to Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will not be allowed to enter or transit through Singapore.
According to officials, the new measure was announced after a review of the Covid-19 situation in these countries.

Home Minister Amit&nbsp;Shah is in Srinagar&nbsp;as part of his 3-day visit to Jammu&nbsp;&amp; Kashmir during which he will review the security situation in the country. This is his first visit to the erstwhile state after the scrapping of Article 370 and its bifurcation&nbsp;into two union territories.&nbsp;
After his arrival, the home minister visited&nbsp;residence of slain CID inspector Parvez Ahmed in&nbsp;Srinagar's&nbsp;Nowgam to offer condolences. Parvez was killed by militants in June 2021.
A PTI report quoting sources said 50 companies of additional paramilitary forces are being inducted into the valley in the wake of the recent spate of civilian killings.
Bunkers manned by paramilitary CRPF have come up in several areas of Srinagar as well in other parts of the valley.
The mobile internet services on a dozen towers -- mostly in the areas where non-local labourers were killed in the past week -- were snapped three days ago as part of the security measures.
Police have started stringent checking of documents of two-wheelers plying on the roads and many have been seized by police. However, IGP, Kashmir zone, Vijay Kumar had said these steps were purely related to terror violence.
&nbsp;

Home Minister Amit Shah in Srinagar, first visit since abrogation of Article 370

Home Minister Amit Shah is in Srinagar as part of his 3-day visit to Jammu & Kashmir during which he will review the security situation in the country. 

This is his first visit to the erstwhile state after the scrapping of Article 370 and its bifurcation&nbsp;into two union territories.&nbsp;

Home Minister Amit&nbsp;Shah is in Srinagar&nbsp;as part of his 3-day visit to Jammu&nbsp;&amp; Kashmir during which he will review the security situation in the country. This is his first visit to the erstwhile state after the scrapping of Article 370 and its bifurcation&nbsp;into two union territories.&nbsp;
After his arrival, the home minister visited&nbsp;residence of slain CID inspector Parvez Ahmed in&nbsp;Srinagar's&nbsp;Nowgam to offer condolences. Parvez was killed by militants in June 2021.
A PTI report quoting sources said 50 companies of additional paramilitary forces are being inducted into the valley in the wake of the recent spate of civilian killings.
Bunkers manned by paramilitary CRPF have come up in several areas of Srinagar as well in other parts of the valley.
The mobile internet services on a dozen towers -- mostly in the areas where non-local labourers were killed in the past week -- were snapped three days ago as part of the security measures.
Police have started stringent checking of documents of two-wheelers plying on the roads and many have been seized by police. However, IGP, Kashmir zone, Vijay Kumar had said these steps were purely related to terror violence.
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