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Cyber cafes near LPU to shut during JEE exam
District Magistrate of Kapurthala Amit Kumar Panchal has issued orders to close certain shops within a 300-metre radius of the Lovely Professional University (LPU) examination centre during the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) (Main). The orders were issued under Section 163...
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Punjab & Haryana High Court sets rules on amicable settlements and quashing convictions
Everything you need to know about High Court's verdict on power to quash convictions on compromise
Saurabh Malik
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‘Dead marriages’: Punjab and Haryana High Court rules no point in forcing reunions
The observation came in a case involving a marital dispute lingering for more than 17 years
Saurabh Malik

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