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Cairn Says It Has Got Court Nod to Attach 20 Indian follow us: friday, july 9, 2021 Delhi City Edition thehindu.com 14 pages ț ₹10.00 facebook.com/thehindu twitter.com/the_hindu Former Chief Minister Farmers’ protest against Basil becomes fourth Pliskova shocks of Himachal Pradesh fuel price hikes evokes Rajapaksa to join Sabalenka, takes on Virbhadra Singh dies lukewarm response Sri Lanka Cabinet Barty in the final page 8 page 10 page 11 page 13 Printed at . Chennai . Coimbatore . Bengaluru . Hyderabad . Madurai . Noida . Visakhapatnam . Thiruvananthapuram . Kochi . Vijayawada . Mangaluru . Tiruchirapalli . Kolkata . Hubballi . Mohali . Malappuram . Mumbai . Tirupati . lucknow . cuttack . patna NEARBY Cairn says it has got court nod to SC backs summons to FB attach 20 Indian assets in Paris by Delhi govt. riots panel Social media can influence vast sections, says order Properties said to be worth $23 million; Centre says it has not received any order Experts warn as govt. Krishnadas Rajagopal reduces number of beds Suhasini Haidar settlement with the Govern­ NEW DELHI NEW DELHI Vikas Dhoot ment of India to draw this The Supreme Court on Health professionals have New Delhi suggested that COVID Care matter to a close, and to that Thursday upheld the author­ Centres being run by the The Cairn Energy dispute end we have submitted a de­ ity of Delhi Assembly’s Delhi government should with India over the settle­ tailed series of proposals to Peace and Harmony Com­ remain functional for a longer ment of a $1.2 billion award them since February this mittee to summon Facebook time as the infection spreads from The Hague took a dra­ year,” the spokesperson India’s senior official Ajit through periodic waves. matic turn on Thursday, said. Mohan in connection with CITY Ī PAGE 3 with the company saying it “However, in the absence the February 2020 commu­ DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD had secured a French court of such a settlement, Cairn nal violence, saying the Cap­ Assam Cabinet approves order allowing it to freeze at must take all necessary legal ital can ill­afford another cattle protection Bill least 20 Indian properties in actions to protect the inter­ riot, and the role of Face­ form in India, with 270 mil­ they removed 22.5 million GUWAHATI central Paris. ests of its international sha­ book “must be looked into” lion registered users. Social pieces of hate speech con­ The Assam Cabinet has cleared The Government of India, reholders,” the spokesper­ in this context. media platforms such as Fa­ tent in the second quarter of a Bill for protecting cattle. The however, denied all know­ son added in a statement. “It is difficult to accept the cebook have become “pow­ 2020 itself,” Justice Kaul, Assam Cattle Preservation ledge of the latest order. It According to sources, the simplistic approach adopted er centres” with the ability who authored the judgment, Bill, 2021, will be placed said it had filed an appeal award by the Tribunal judi­ by Facebook — that it is to influence vast sections of observed. before the State Assembly against the tribunal decision ciaire de Paris was the “ne­ merely a platform posting public opinions, the court Facebook cannot claim in the upcoming session. of the Permanent Court at cessary preparatory step” to third­party information and noted. These platforms are any “exceptional privilege” NORTH & EAST Ī PAGE 4 The Hague delivered in De­ taking ownership of the pro­ has no role in generating, by no means altruistic in to abstain from appearing DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD cember 2020. perties and ensuring all pro­ controlling or modulating character. They employ bu­ before the Peace and Har­ sels, to protect the interests spokesperson told The Hin- ceeds from the sale of the that information,” a three­ siness models that can be mony Committee. The court Legal remedies of India,” a Union Finance du that the ball was in India’s properties would be accrued judge Bench, led by Justice highly privacy intrusive. It termed Mr. Mohan’s appeal “Government is trying to as­ Ministry statement said, court to stop the enforce­ to Cairn Energy PLC as part Sanjay Kishan Kaul, compared Facebook to a “premature”, saying no certain the facts, and whe­ stressing that no notice, or­ ment proceedings of assets. of its efforts to enforce the observed. “mass circulation media” coercive action was taken or never such an order is re­ der or communication had award from The Hague in fa­ The 188­page judgment with no or little editorial intended. ceived, appropriate legal been received by the govern­ Amicable settlement vour of Cairn. referred to how Facebook it­ responsibility. remedies will be taken, in ment from any French court. “Our strong preference re­ self claimed to be the most “Facebook has acknow­ CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 8 consultation with its coun­ Earlier, a Cairn Energy mains an agreed, amicable CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 8 popular social media plat­ ledged in their reply that RELATED REPORTS Ī PAGES 3, 8 Will your officers follow law, HC asks Twitter SC grants bail to 13 held in U.P. jail against norms Legal Correspondent their crime. the State, where many pri­ true, the court should main­ Centre free to take der the IT rules? Tomorrow, New Delhi A Bench of Justices Indira soners “continued to lan­ tain the conviction, but set you may take the benefit of It must obey The Supreme Court on Banerjee and V. Ramasubra­ guish in jail” despite proving aside the sentence and for­ action in case of the word ‘interim’,” Justice rules: Minister Thursday granted interim manian allowed them bail af­ their claim of juvenility. ward the case to the Juvenile breach, says court Palli said. bail to 13 prisoners who have ter Uttar Pradesh did not An accused can raise a Justice Board. Senior advocate Sajjan been languishing in Agra raise any objection. claim of juvenility at any A juvenile can be pun­ Soibam Rocky Singh Poovayya, representing Special Correspondent Central Jail for periods rang­ The petition, filed through stage of a criminal trial or ished only for a maximum New Delhi Twitter, said the officers New Delhi ing from 14 to 22 years des­ advocate Rishi Malhotra, even any time after his con­ period of three years. The Delhi High Court on were bound to comply with Newly sworn­in Minister pite proving their juvenility highlighted the “unfortunate viction and sentence of a Thursday directed Twitter to the rules. Mr. Poovayya for Electronics and Infor­ at the time of commission of and sorry state of affairs” in crime. If the claim is found CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 8 submit in an affidavit that its The direction came after sought two weeks to get no­ mation Technology Ashwi­ “interim” resident grievance the court questioned a short tarised affidavits from the ni Vaishnaw said all those officer, chief compliance of­ note submitted by Twitter U.S. regarding their appoint­ who live and work in India ficer and nodal contact offic­ detailing the appointment of ment. Additional Solicitor will have to follow the rules er will be fully responsible its interim officers in com­ General Chetan Sharma of the country. for its conduct under the IT pliance with the new Infor­ highlighted Twitter’s short “Law of the land is su­ Rules, 2021. mation Technology (Inter­ note, where the microblog­ preme, Twitter must follow Justice Rekha Palli also mediary Guidelines and ging site said it had engaged the rules,” he said. clarified that “no protection Digital Ethics Code) Rules, the services of the interim He took charge of the is granted to Twitter from 2021. “Where do you say that CCO as a contingent worker Ministry of Electronics and any action from the govern­ these interim officers are go­ via a third party contractor. IT, the Ministry of Commu­ ment in case of any breach of ing to take all the responsi­ nications and the Ministry the IT rules”. bility of whatever is there un­ CONTINUED ON Ī PAGE 8 of Railways on Thursday. CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC ‘Get voice Swanky station sample of Shekhawat’ Special Correspondent JAIPUR A magistrate’s court here has issued directions for getting voice samples of Union Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and an alleged middle­ man, Sanjay Jain, in con­ nection with the audio tapes leaked last year, which contained purport­ ed conversations about toppling the Rajasthan go­ vernment through horse­trading. The court gave the direc­ tion on Wednesday on an New look: Finishing touches being given to the redeveloped Gandhinagar railway station in application moved by the Gujarat. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to inaugurate the swanky station, which Anti­Corruption Bureau. has a five­star hotel on the premises, next week. * VIJAY SONEJI CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC DETAILS ON Ī PAGE 4 Arunachal to allow entry only to vaccinated people State also providing incentives to residents who are reluctant to take the jab Special Correspondent Bhalla during an online tant to take the jab. Officials customers and passengers to Guwahati meeting on July 7. in the Yazali circle of the decide whether or not to use The Arunachal Pradesh go­ Mr. Kumar said the State State’s Lower Subansiri dis­ their services, some fron­ vernment has decided to al­ had adopted a three­ trict were one of the first to tline workers were told that low only vaccinated people pronged strategy to stop the offer 20 kg of rice free to the their vaccination status into the State. spread of the coronavirus. 45­plus for taking the jab. would be ascertained before The government has also These were extensive track­ payment of salary or wage. gone in for aggressive testing ing and testing, enforcement Cash awards In Meghalaya’s capital for COVID­19 and inocula­ of pandemic­appropriate be­ Some districts of Manipur Shillong, some NGOs and a tion, with 68% of the people haviour and vaccination.
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