Can Parliament act against a judge who has already resigned? Constitutional puzzle in ex-judge Varma's case
Following his resignation on April 9, justice Yashwant Varma surrendered the official amenities and privileges attached to judicial office.
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Delhi chief minister Rekha Gupta, accused the former Delhi chief minister of allowing political frustration to turn into arrogance. In a post on X, Gupta first introduced Nabin while highlighting his political journey and credentials. She then launched a direct attack on Kejriwal, saying: "Everyone knows you're feeling desperate and disheartened. But it seems your ego is still riding high in the seventh heaven!" she said.
US sanctions target Rwandan firms linked to conflict minerals funding M23
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Jaishankar meets Qatar PM, lauds mediation efforts as US, Iran return to negotiating table
During his visit, Jaishankar met Qatari prime minister and minister of foreign affairs, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani and "reviewed the entire spectrum of bilateral relations with a focus on energy, trade, investments and people to people ties. They also discussed regional and multilateral issues of mutual interest". The technical talks are expected to take place on July 11, although a final decision on the venue has yet to be made.