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US Judge Temporarily Blocks New York Law Restricting ICE Officers from Wearing Face Masks

US Judge Temporarily Blocks New York Law Restricting ICE Officers from Wearing Face Masks
A federal judge has temporarily blocked New York from enforcing provisions of a state law that would prohibit US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers from wearing face coverings and require them to display visible identification while conducting...
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Oil Prices Edge Higher as Markets Watch Hormuz Shipping and US–Iran Tensions

Oil Prices Edge Higher as Markets Watch Hormuz Shipping and US–Iran Tensions
Global oil prices posted modest gains on Wednesday after two days of sharp declines, as investors continued to monitor diplomatic efforts to ease tensions between the United States and Iran and restore normal shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude futures...
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Supreme Court Proposes Fuel Restrictions for Uninsured Vehicles

Supreme Court Proposes Fuel Restrictions for Uninsured Vehicles
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has suggested that vehicles without valid insurance may be denied fuel at petrol pumps as part of measures to improve compliance with mandatory motor insurance laws. The Court also directed authorities to use highway and roadside cameras...
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US Congressman Criticises Proposed FCRA Amendments, Warns of Impact on India–US Relations

US Congressman Criticises Proposed FCRA Amendments, Warns of Impact on India–US Relations
A US Congressman has criticised the proposed amendments to India’s Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), alleging that the changes could enable government control over churches and religious charities and warning that the issue could become a point of...
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SIAM Raises, Then Withdraws Concerns Over Fuel Contamination

SIAM Raises, Then Withdraws Concerns Over Fuel Contamination
New Delhi: The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) on Tuesday raised concerns over the presence of high chloride levels and moisture contamination in fuel, claiming these had led to a significant increase in failures of vehicle components such as fuel...
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