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IIT Kharagpur ‘suicide’: Calcutta HC orders second autopsy of body buried 6 months ago

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Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday ordered exhumation and a second post-mortem examination of IIT Kharagpur student Faizan Ahmed’s body, which was buried in his home state Assam six months ago, saying that it is necessary to bring out the truth behind his death.
The father of the third-year student had moved the court seeking formation of a special investigation team (SIT) to probe into the death of Ahmed. His body was found in his hostel room at IIT Kharagpur in West Bengal’s Paschim Medinipur district on October 14, 2022.
“The body of the victim Faizan Ahmed is ordered to be exhumed,” Justice Rajasekhar Mantha directed, holding that a second post-mortem examination is “vital and necessary for arriving at the truth behind his death.”

He directed that the second post-mortem of the body of Ahmed, a mechanical engineering student who hailed from Tinsukia in Assam, be conducted at the state-run Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata, after exhumation.
Noting that an affidavit of Ahmed’s parents consenting to the exhumation and a second post-mortem has been filed in court, Justice Mantha directed the investigating officer to coordinate with Assam Police for the exhumation and ordered that the West Bengal police will bring the body to Kolkata.
Justice Mantha directed that Dr Ajoy Kumar Gupta, a forensic expert appointed by the court for his opinion on the likely cause of death of Ahmed, will conduct the post-mortem examination in the presence of doctors who conducted the previous autopsy.
Adjourning the hearing in the matter till June 13, the court directed that the exercise be completed within one month from the date of order.
Gupta, a retired forensic expert of the state CID, stated in a preliminary report filed before the court that two injury marks on the back of the head of the victim were not mentioned in the first post-mortem examination report.

It said that some cut marks on the arms of the body were inflicted after the student’s death.
The police had mentioned seizure of a chemical called Emplura (sodium nitrate) in a bottle from the student’s hostel room.
Court-appointed amicus curiae Sandip Bhattacharya submitted that sodium nitrate, a yellowish powder, is normally used to preserve meat.
There was some yellowish residue in a bucket found by Gupta and Bhattacharya during their visit to the room, the report stated.
It was stated before the court that when a body decomposes, it is impossible that the fellow inmates of the hostel would not be able to detect it, but there was mysteriously no smell from the body for three days.
“The presence of this chemical Emplura opens up serious questions as regards the time of death and whether it may have been used to preserve the body after the death of the victim,” Justice Mantha observed.
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April 26, 2023
Delhi HC orders social media platforms to take down leaked clips of SRK’s ‘Jawan’

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New Delhi: After clips of the upcoming Shah Rukh Khan-starrer movie ‘Jawan’ got leaked, the Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed social media platforms, ‘shady’ websites, cable TV outlets, direct-to-home services, and various other platforms to remove the leaked clips and stop their circulation as well.
Red Chillies Entertainment Private Limited, a production house owned by Shah Rukh Khan and his wife Gauri Khan, had filed a lawsuit in the Delhi High Court on this count.
A Delhi High Court bench headed by Justice C. Hari Shankar on Tuesday directed social media sites like YouTube, Google, Twitter, and Reddit to take action to halt the circulation of the movie’s copyrighted content and ordered a number of internet service providers to prohibit access to websites that were showing or making the movie’s footage available for viewing or downloading.

Two movie-related video snippets, according to the petitioner, were leaked on social media, one showing Shah Rukh Khan in a fight sequence, and the second showing a dance sequence.
“It is the plaintiff’s (Red Chillies) case that these leaked video clips are nothing but clear violation of copyright/intellectual property rights of the plaintiff which are are causing damage and loss to the plaintiff. The leaked video clips together give away the look of the actors in the said film, as well as the music, both of which are typically disclosed at strategic points in time as part of the carefully-curated marketing strategy of a film,” the court was told.
The lawsuit also claimed that specific images from the film’s set, which were shot behind closed doors in a studio, had been leaked by the defendants.
An apprehension was expressed that the rogue social media handles would further copy, reproduce and distribute the copyright-protected materials and other proprietary information on various platforms, the plea said.
“The plaintiff reasonably apprehends that such publication and unauthorised circulation of the leaked video clips will jeopardise the promotion and exploitation rights of the plaintiff in the said film, and as and when the said film is released in theatres, similar acts of piracy relating to the entire film would also commence and intermediaries/websites as described would again be utilised to illegally copy, record, download, reproduce, transmit and communicate the said copyright protected work to the general public,” the plea said.

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April 26, 2023
Govt Hands Over Appointment Orders To Newly Inducted JKAS Officers

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SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir Government has appointed candidates to the Junior Scale of the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service, J&K Police (Gazetted) Service, and J&K Accounts (Gazetted) Service under direct recruitment quota through the Combined Competitive Examination, 2021. The selection process was conducted by the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission, and the appointments have been made on a temporary basis with immediate effect.
According to the Government Order No:495-JK(GAD) of 2023, dated 25-04-2023, the appointees will be on probation for a period of two years during which they will undergo training and pass the Departmental Examination as prescribed under rules. The candidates allotted to Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service, J&K Police (G) Service, and J&K Accounts (G) Service will report to the Director General, J&K Institute of Management, Public Administration, and Rural Development for undergoing the foundation course as per the Training Policy notified vide Government Order No. 916-GAD of 2019 dated 9.8.2019.
The candidates who fail to join within a period of 21 (twenty-one) days from the date of issuance of the appointment order will forfeit their right to appointment, which shall be deemed to have been cancelled without any further notice.
The salary of the appointees will be drawn and disbursed to them after the receipt of satisfactory reports in respect of genuineness of Qualification/Date of Birth/Relevant Category Certificates and subject to production of an affidavit (as per Annexure-II) to this order. In case any candidate is adversely reported upon by the verifying agency or any certificate is found not to be genuine/valid, he/she shall have no claim to hold the post to which appointed, and his/her appointment shall automatically stand cancelled without any further notice.
The appointment/allocation of the candidates to the respective services shall be subject to the outcome of the writ petition(s), if any, pending adjudication before any Competent Court of law.
It is important to note that the names in the appointment order shall not be construed in order of their seniority, which shall be determined by their respective cadre controlling departments in terms of the Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services (Classification, Control, and Appeal) Rules, 1956.
By order of the Lieutenant Governor, Sanjeev Verma, IAS Commissioner/Secretary to the Government, issued the order. The appointees have been asked to produce the required certificates in original, including qualification, date of birth, domicile, relevant category, and any other certificate required under rules, in order to be allowed to join.
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April 25, 2023
LG Sinha Hands Over Appointment Orders to Newly Inducted Recruits of JKAS, JKPS, Accounts Service

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SRINAGAR: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha handed over appointment orders to newly inducted recruits of J&K Administrative Service, J&K Police Service and J&K Accounts Service, at Convention Centre today.
The Lt Governor extended his best wishes to all the young recruits and appreciated the J&K Public Service Commission for the transparent & fast-track selection process.
“JKPSC is providing momentum to change with enviable benchmarks and had declared the result for 2021 JKPSC exam within three hours after conclusion of the interview of the last candidate,” said the Lt Governor.
The Lt Governor said the transparent selection procedure is enabling the government to recruit the best and transform the work culture. He said the State services are playing a vital role in inclusive growth and delivery of services to meet the aspirations of the people.
The Lt Governor highlighted the challenge of sustained & rapid economic growth and the efforts required to ensure that the growth is equitable.
“You don’t have to be a Yes Man but do what your conscience tells you and keep the interest of the public above everything. Remember, behind every file on your table, there are hopes & dreams of thousands of people. Think about the last person in queue while formulating policies,” the Lt Governor said.
Impartial, honest, efficient, transparent & fearless service is basic architecture of a good administration. I am confident that the young officers will discharge their responsibility towards public welfare with utmost sensitivity, commitment and dedication, he added.
“In the fast-changing world, Officers will also have to re-orient themselves like any other profession and learn new skills to adapt to change & progress in the society, protect democratic values and fulfill the commitment towards the public in a better way,” said the Lt Governor.

Today we are standing on the threshold of global leadership, so the expectations of the common man have also increased. In the next five years, the governance will be completely data driven. The administrative system will require effective institutional framework to address the demands of the future, he added.
Observing that no department or public servant can work in silos, the Lt Governor asked the public servants and government departments to work as an organic entity to promote participatory decision making, transparency, accountability, equity and inclusiveness in the governance system and to establish rule of law.
Better alignment of goals, resources and action, along with innovation capability & strategic skills, experience of seniors combined with new generation’s resolve will pave the way for the future of Jammu Kashmir, he added.

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April 25, 2023
Lt Governor hands over appointment orders to newly inducted recruits of JKAS, JKPS & Accounts Service

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JAMMU, APRIL 25: Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha handed over appointment orders to newly inducted recruits of J&K Administrative Service, J&K Police Service and J&K Accounts Service, at Convention Centre today.
The Lt Governor extended his best wishes to all the young recruits and appreciated the J&K Public Service Commission for the transparent & fast-track selection process.
“JKPSC is providing momentum to change with enviable benchmarks and had declared the result for 2021 JKPSC exam within three hours after conclusion of the interview of the last candidate,” said the Lt Governor.
The Lt Governor said the transparent selection procedure is enabling the government to recruit the best and transform the work culture. He said the State services are playing a vital role in inclusive growth and delivery of services to meet the aspirations of the people.
The Lt Governor highlighted the challenge of sustained & rapid economic growth and the efforts required to ensure that the growth is equitable.
“You don’t have to be a Yes Man but do what your conscience tells you and keep the interest of the public above everything. Remember, behind every file on your table, there are hopes & dreams of thousands of people. Think about the last person in queue while formulating policies,” the Lt Governor said.
Impartial, honest, efficient, transparent & fearless service is basic architecture of a good administration. I am confident that the young officers will discharge their responsibility towards public welfare with utmost sensitivity, commitment and dedication, he added.
“In the fast-changing world, Officers will also have to re-orient themselves like any other profession and learn new skills to adapt to change & progress in the society, protect democratic values and fulfill the commitment towards the public in a better way,” said the Lt Governor.

Today we are standing on the threshold of global leadership, so the expectations of the common man have also increased. In the next five years, the governance will be completely data driven. The administrative system will require effective institutional framework to address the demands of the future, he added.
Observing that no department or public servant can work in silos, the Lt Governor asked the public servants and government departments to work as an organic entity to promote participatory decision making, transparency, accountability, equity and inclusiveness in the governance system and to establish rule of law.
Better alignment of goals, resources and action, along with innovation capability & strategic skills, experience of seniors combined with new generation’s resolve will pave the way for the future of Jammu Kashmir, he added.
Sh Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to Lt Governor, shared the values and ethos with which the civil servants should serve the common man and protect the dignity of the weak and poor while delivering the justice and always standing for the right.
Dr Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary advised the newly appointed officers to always remain steadfast towards their responsibilities and duties towards the Nation and service to people.
Senior IAS & IPS officers, Advocate General, Administrative Secretaries, officers from Civil administration & Police, besides the young appointees and their family members were present.
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April 25, 2023
Lt Governor hands over appointment orders to newly inducted recruits of JKAS, JKPS & Accounts Service

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Highlights the challenge of sustained & rapid economic growth and the efforts required to ensure that the growth is equitable
JKPSC is providing momentum to change with enviable benchmarks & had declared the result for 2021 JKPSC exam within three hours after conclusion of the interview of the last candidate: LG
Jammu, April 25 (GNS): Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha handed over appointment orders to newly inducted recruits of J&K Administrative Service, J&K Police Service and J&K Accounts Service, at Convention Centre today.
The Lt Governor extended his best wishes to all the young recruits and appreciated the J&K Public Service Commission for the transparent & fast-track selection process.
“JKPSC is providing momentum to change with enviable benchmarks and had declared the result for 2021 JKPSC exam within three hours after conclusion of the interview of the last candidate,” said the Lt Governor.
The Lt Governor said the transparent selection procedure is enabling the government to recruit the best and transform the work culture. He said the State services are playing a vital role in inclusive growth and delivery of services to meet the aspirations of the people.
The Lt Governor highlighted the challenge of sustained & rapid economic growth and the efforts required to ensure that the growth is equitable.
“You don’t have to be a Yes Man but do what your conscience tells you and keep the interest of the public above everything. Remember, behind every file on your table, there are hopes & dreams of thousands of people. Think about the last person in queue while formulating policies,” the Lt Governor said.

Impartial, honest, efficient, transparent & fearless service is basic architecture of a good administration. I am confident that the young officers will discharge their responsibility towards public welfare with utmost sensitivity, commitment and dedication, he added.
“In the fast-changing world, Officers will also have to re-orient themselves like any other profession and learn new skills to adapt to change & progress in the society, protect democratic values and fulfill the commitment towards the public in a better way,” said the Lt Governor.
Today we are standing on the threshold of global leadership, so the expectations of the common man have also increased. In the next five years, the governance will be completely data driven. The administrative system will require effective institutional framework to address the demands of the future, he added.
Observing that no department or public servant can work in silos, the Lt Governor asked the public servants and government departments to work as an organic entity to promote participatory decision making, transparency, accountability, equity and inclusiveness in the governance system and to establish rule of law.
Better alignment of goals, resources and action, along with innovation capability & strategic skills, experience of seniors combined with new generation’s resolve will pave the way for the future of Jammu Kashmir, he added.
Sh Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to Lt Governor, shared the values and ethos with which the civil servants should serve the common man and protect the dignity of the weak and poor while delivering the justice and always standing for the right.
Dr Arun Kumar Mehta, Chief Secretary advised the newly appointed officers to always remain steadfast towards their responsibilities and duties towards the Nation and service to people.
Senior IAS & IPS officers, Advocate General, Administrative Secretaries, officers from Civil administration & Police, besides the young appointees and their family members were present.(GNS)
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( With inputs from : thegnskashmir.com )

April 25, 2023
Telangana: CM KCR orders crop damage assessment in Karimnagar

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Hyderabad: Chief minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Sunday directed the officials to assess the damage to crops due to untimely rains in the state.
“In the wake of crop damages due to untimely rains in Choppadandi and Karimnagar rural mandal of Karimnagar district and other parts of the state, CM KCR directed chief secretary Santhi Kumari to take up the assessment of crop damages,” said the CM’s office.
The chief secretary was directed to speak to the Karimnagar district collectors and get detailed reports on crop damages.

కరీంనగర్ జిల్లా చొప్పదండి మండలం, కరీంనగర్ రూరల్ మండలంతో సహా రాష్ట్రంలోని మరికొన్ని ప్రాంతాల్లో కురిసిన అకాల వర్షాల వల్ల పంటలు దెబ్బతిన్న నేపథ్యంలో జరిగిన నష్టాన్ని అంచనావేసేందుకు చర్యలు చేపట్టాలని @TelanganaCS శ్రీమతి శాంతి కుమారిని ముఖ్యమంత్రి శ్రీ కె. చంద్రశేఖర్ రావు ఆదేశించారు pic.twitter.com/vEU08QbX9f
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April 23, 2023
J&K Government Orders Transfers And Postings Of JKAS Officers – Kashmir News

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J&K Government Orders Transfers And Postings Of JKAS Officers
The Government of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday ordered transfers and postings of 4 JKAS Officers in the interest of administration with immediate effect:
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April 21, 2023
HC Quashes Detention Orders Issued Under PSA

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SRINAGAR: The High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh has quashed a series of detention orders issued under the Public Safety Act, including that against journalist Fahad Shah. The court found that the detaining authority did not apply its mind while passing the orders.
In one case related to Srinagar resident Peerzada Mohammed Waseem’s detention, the court criticized the district administration for stating in the dossier that the accused had indulged in rioting and stone pelting in 2020, despite being in jail since 2017.
The judge raised the question of how a detenue already behind bars and facing trial could have participated in rioting and stone pelting during that time. Judge Wasim Sadiq Nargal mentioned in his order that this proved that the detaining authority had passed the order without the application of mind.
The court also quashed the PSA order against Amir Ali Bhat, stating that it could be safely concluded that the detaining authority had failed to provide the material relied upon for passing the detention order, making it illegal and unsustainable.
Regarding Fahad Shah, the judge found that the dossier had not been provided to the detenue, pointing out that it was one of the main lacunae in the detention, while in the case of Naseer Ahmad Dar, the PSA order was also cancelled for similar reasons.
The court ordered the authorities to release the detainees immediately if they were not required in any other case, highlighting the lacunae in the detention orders and reaffirming the importance of adhering to procedural requirements in passing such orders. “It is one of the main lacunae in the detention,” the court stated.
The judge, while passing these five orders separately on April 17, asked the authorities to release them forthwith in case they were not required in any other case

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April 21, 2023
Faeces in TN village water tank: Special court orders DNA tests on 11 persons

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Chennai: The Special Court for Exclusive Trial of Cases registered under the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act in Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu, has ordered that blood samples of eleven persons be collected in connection with the probe into mixing of human faeces in an overhead water tank providing drinking water to a Dalit colony in Vengaivayal village.
The special court had issued the order on Tuesday after a requisition was filed by the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Crime Branch CID of Tiruchi Range, who is investigating the case.
The court directed that an assistant professor from the Government Medical College and Hospital, Pudukottai, collect the blood samples on FTA cards or chemically-treated filter paper.

The 11 persons, whose DNA is to be analysed, include three women, and are residents of Vengaivayal, Eraiyur and Keezhamuthukadu villages. The samples will be compared to the faecal matter that had been collected from the overhead water tank by the CB-CID.
Sources in the CB-CID said a date would now be finalised for collecting the blood samples by the assistant professor. The DNA tests of the 11 persons are likely to be conducted in Chennai, they confided.
First reported in December 2023, the Vengaivayal incident was initially probed by the district police. However, in January this year, the Tamil Nadu DGP transferred the case to the CB-CID.
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April 20, 2023