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KOTA BHARU: The Sessions Court here on Thursday (May 23) fixed June 30 for the mention of a case involving a travel agency manager facing seven charges, including possession of firearms.

The searches are being carried out based on specific inputs and information gathered during the questioning of Mussavir Hussain Shazib & Abdul Matheen Taha, who planned and executed the blast | Latest News India

Police arrested Anju Devi, daughter of Akhilesh Yadav, alleged aide of Maoist leader Nitesh, after raid discovering Maoist posters urging election boycott. Anju confessed to father's association with Nitesh. Explosives and splinters seized from their house.

Investegate announcements from Results of Taronga Definitive Feasibility Study

A suspect was shot dead and two others were arrested during a shootout with police when they attempted to bomb an ATM at a filling station in Tweefontein on Thursday morning.

A suspect was shot dead and two others were arrested during a shootout with police when they attempted to bomb an ATM at a filling station in Tweefontein on Thursday morning.

Steven Miles’ government claims to have legal advice from Crown Law and solicitor general that amendments will not violate Human Rights Act or international law

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The government is planning to replace the existing Explosives Act of 1884 with a new law to further promote ease of doing business in the sector. India News | Govt Proposes New Explosives Law, to Repeal Old Act.

In a note for public consultation, the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has sought to increase fines for violation of provisions and further streamline the process of grant of licences. Explosives include gunpowder, nitoglycerine, nitroglycol, di-nitro-toluene, and picricacid. As per the proposed Explosive Bill 2024 bill, the Central Government shall prescribe the authority competent to grant, suspend or revoke a licence and to perform certain other functions und...

"It has come to notice that some crackers and other flammable material were kept on the first floor," said Joy Tirkey, DCP (Northeast).