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• Supreme Court rules against Narendra Modi on Lokauykta, but slams Governor
  Edited by Prasad Sanyal | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  "The present Governor has misjudged her role and has insisted, that under the Act, 1986, the Council of Ministers has no role to play in the appointment of the Lokayukta, and that she could therefore, fill it up in consultation with the Chief Justice of the Gujarat High Court and the Leader of Opposition. Such attitude is not in conformity, or in consonance with the democratic set up of government envisaged in our Constitution."
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• Owner of bus in which 'Amanat' was attacked arrested: Latest developments
  Edited by Ashish Mukherjee | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  Chief Justice of India Altamas Kabir on Wednesday inaugurated a fast-track court in New Delhi for quick trial of the suspects in the gang-rape of 23-year-old medical student 'Amanat' (NOT her real name), whose torture in a moving bus and death in a Singapore hospital continues to evoke anger and grief on the streets of the Capital and elsewhere. The owner of the bus, who had gone missing, was arrested.
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• Why was India Gate sealed for protests, asks Delhi High Court
  Press Trust of India | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  The Delhi High Court today reserved its verdict on a plea against imposition of prohibitory orders in and around India Gate during the recent anti-rape protests, saying the legal provision of section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) may lose its sanctity if invoked without proper procedures.
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• Worst crimes caused by new money in and around Delhi: Chief Justice of India
  Edited by Samira Shaikh | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  The court in South Delhi which will hear the case of the medical student who died after she was gang-raped on a Delhi bus was inaugurated today by the Chief Justice of India, Altamas Kabir.
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• Once again, Shashi Tharoor's tweets provoke reprimand from Congress
  Edited by Samira Shaikh | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  Union Minister Shashi Tharoor has reportedly been urged by his party to share his opinions with the Congress and the government, rather than on Twitter.
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• Indian Government advisory: tourists cannot engage in journalistic activities
  Press Trust of India | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  India has banned journalistic activities by foreigners visiting the country on tourist visa. The order has been issued by the Home Ministry after noticing that foreigners coming on tourist visa are involved in coverage of events and other journalistic activities.
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• Kapil Sibal pens 'luvvy-duvvy' Bollywood song
  Agence France-Press | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  India's communications minister, already a poet in his spare time, has found another outlet for his creative ambitions: penning a slushy love song for a new Bollywood film.
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• Hundreds march in Delhi for 'Amanat', women's rights
  Edited by Ashish Mukherjee | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  Hundreds of people marched in Delhi today to demand justice for the 23-year-old medical student gang-raped in a moving bus and greater security for women. The 'Mahila Suraksha Samman March' was flagged off by Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.
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• BJP's Delhi chief demands Ashoka Chakra for 'Amanat'
  Edited by Ashish Mukherjee | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  The chief of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Delhi has written to the Prime Minister to demand Ashoka Chakra, the county's highest civilian award for bravery, for the 23-year-old medical student who was gang-raped on a moving bus in Delhi.
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• Lawyers refuse to defend men facing trial in 'Amanat' case
  Agence France-Presse | Wednesday January 2, 2013, New Delhi
  
  Lawyers at a Delhi court on Wednesday vowed they will not defend the six people standing trial for the gang-rape and murder of the 23-year-old medical student whose case has shocked the country and provoked a national outcry for safety of women.