Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], September 19 (ANI): Three people were arrested, who were involved in selling weed to students using social media platforms, the police informed on Sunday.

New Delhi [India], December 22 (ANI/TPT): Owner of Royal Production House, Bhanu Pratap Saini announced Season 2 of Mr, Miss, Mrs, Kids Royal Rajasthan.

Guwahati Dec 17 PTI The fight to prove her Indian citizenship may have taken a physical and mental toll on 55-year-old Hasina Bhanu and her ailing husband but she is hopeful that the Gauhati High Court which ordered her release from Assams Tezpur Central Jail will ensure she is adequately compensated A day after her release Bhanu surrounded by her family in Shyampur village of Darrang district said on Friday that their lives had been shattered as her husband had to sell off their agricultural land to fight the legal battle to establish that she was not a foreigner but a bonafide Indian citizen A grave injustice was done to memy self-respect was shattered we were mentally harassed and economically drained I thank the Gauhati High Court and my lawyer Zakir Hussain for ensuring my release I also hope that the court will direct the authorities to compensate us adequately or else we will be ruined a weary Bhanu told PTI over the phone Hasina Bhanu alias Hasna Bhanu was declared Indian in 2016 and a foreigner of 2531971 stream in 2021 by the Darrang Foreigners Tribunal FT after which she was arrested and lodged in a detention camp in Tezpur jail in October 2021 The Gauhati High Court however overturned the tribunals order earlier this week invoking the doctrine of res judicata which relates to matters finally decided on merit by a court having competent jurisdiction and not subject to further litigation by the same parties The proceedings against her cannot be sustained the bench ruled The FT had upheld Bhanus Indian citizenship in August 2016 but the same tribunal declared her a foreigner after the Assam police said she was a suspected Bangladeshi and referred the matter back to it A division bench of Justices Kotiswar Singh and Malasri Nandy ruled on Monday that the identity of the petitioner in the earlier proceeding and the impugned second proceeding is the same and there is no finding by the tribunal that the present petitioner is different from the earlier person and as such the second opinion in respect of the same person was not sustainable She alleged on Friday that many cases were filed against Muslims at the FTs as part of a political conspiracy We are being harassed only because we are Muslims We are just pawns in a game of chess she said Bhanu said she could walk out free as her family had land but there are at least 15-16 other Muslim women in the same jail who are unable to fight the legal battle as they are very poor I feel sad for them and pray that they also come out soon she added Her 60-year-old husband Ayen Ali said if poor farmers had to sell off their land for fighting cases foisted on them on trumped-up charges how will they survive The couple has six children--four married daughters and two sons My youngest son had to give up his studies last year as we could not pay the fees for his board examinations and he left for Bangalore in search of work He was very disturbed when his mother was sent to jail and often talked about ending his life Our relatives rallied behind us and counselled him to give up such thoughts Ali added PTI DG SK SK

New Delhi [India], December 7 (ANI/PNN): Judiciary is among the most prestigious and coveted career choices by students in India, but realizing the dream is not an easy task. The cutthroat competition, with lakhs of students vying for a few hundred positions of judges, ensures proper guidance is as important as hard work. Judicial exams coaching classes are very expensive, and thus most of the law graduates who are financially not sound cannot even think of it, but not anymore.