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In Kolkata, Sunali Khatun, an eight-month pregnant woman, faces imprisonment in Bangladesh after being labeled an "illegal immigrant" following her deportation from India, where she previously lived. Along with her family, she is among six individuals caught in a cross-border identity crisis, with their fate pending a court hearing in September as they seek legal assistance for their release. Want More Context? 🔎

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Chief Justice B R Gavai commented on the retirement of Justice Sureshwar Thakur, stating that all his judgments overturned by the Supreme Court indicated a troubling trend, particularly in a recent murder case appeal. The perplexing language and reasoning in Thakur's rulings led both the CJI and advocates to agree that the Haryana government's appeal against an acquittal should be re-evaluated by the High Court. Want More Context? 🔎

NEW DELHI: Congress criticized the Indian government after the TikTok and AliExpress websites were made accessible, accusing Prime Minister Modi of compromising national integrity for a deal with China, especially after the sacrifices of Indian soldiers. Although the TikTok app remains banned, the unblocking of its website and the lack of official clarification from the government raised concerns about shifting attitudes towards Chinese apps post-2020 bans due to security issues. Want More Context? 🔎

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Moradabad police have advised Muslim band owners to stop using Hindu names and rename their businesses to reflect their identities, following a complaint regarding religious sentiments. While the band owners agreed to comply, concerns were raised about the potential loss of livelihood, as 70% of their clientele comes from Hindu weddings, echoing recent controversies involving Muslim-run eateries. Want More Context? 🔎