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"The right to judicial remedies for the redressal of either personal or public grievances is a constitutional right of the subjects of this country," the bench said.

The entire policy is to be viewed as a regulatory measure in restricting the trade of liquor', Sibal said before the court of Justice K Surendra Mohan on a batch of petitions filed by bar owners, challenging the closure of 300 liquor outlets in the state.

The Delhi government on Monday raised the circle rates by up to 20 per cent with an aim to check black money component in sale and purchase transactions.

The Chinese side has asked for the meeting and their request is under consideration, army sources said.

Military jets targeted militant hideouts in Dandi Kachkol, Gurbaz and Mana areas of North Waziristan and killed 19 militants, a statement released by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.

The world's biggest software company gave no reason for the delay in the launch which was originally scheduled for September 23.

Indian men's team went down fighting 1-2 to Japan, while their women counterparts were blanked 0-3 by Myanmar in the preliminary round of the Sepaktakraw event of the Asian Games.

Eleven people killed and as many injured when a speeding truck rammed into a stationary canter in the wee hours in Mathura district.

Forthcoming Bollywood action entertainer 'Bang Bang' has been called the official remake of 'Knight and Day'.

The film, starring Geetanjali Thapa, will be India's entry in the Academy Awards foreign language category.

The Delhi Metro shut down the Race Course Metro station on its Yellow Line which runs between Jahangirpuri in north Delhi and Huda City Centre in Gurgaon.

Incessant rain over the past 24 hours has caused heavy waterlogging in Guwahati with water levels in the Brahmaputra river rising.

A total of 29 operatives of the Indian Mujahideen have been charge sheeted so far by the NIA during it probe of the case.

It was replying to a PIL, filed by two advocates, which alleged the state government did not provide timely relief to the flood-affected people.

"I am not aware of any such diktat given by police to the hotel authorities about their staff. We were just concerned about the Tibetans," said Joint Commissioner of Police.

Sulabh International, an NGO, working for the empowerment of the widows, is organising the visit.