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SC sets aside Rajasthan High Court order in rape case against MLA's son

The Supreme Court has set aside a Rajasthan High Court order which granted bail to a rape accused, who is the son of a sitting MLA, and asked him to surrender within two weeks.The top court noted that the accused Deepak is the son of MLA Johari Lal and could influence the witnesses."The fact that accused Deepak is the son of sitting MLA would disclose the domineering influence he would wield not only in delaying the proceedings but also in pressurizing the witnesses to either resile from their statement given during the course of investigation, or pose a threat to them from deposing against accused on their failure to act according to his dictates, or induce them to testify as per his dictates or to help the defence of the accused," the Supreme court noted.The top court was hearing an appeal challenging an order dated April 6 passed by a single judge of the High Court of Rajasthan. The court had given bail to the accused.A 15-year-old girl was allegedly gang-raped by three persons in .

MP partners with Magic Bus to bring life skills programme to govt schools

Magic Bus will provide training to master trainers, who will then train 18,000 government teachers, to impart life skills to around one million adolescents across 9,000 government schools

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ITM Skills University introduces an Executive MBA - The Ultimate

ITM Skills University introduces an Executive MBA - The Ultimate Game Changer

Indore plans nation's first retail municipal bond for solar power project

Indore Municipal Corp. seeks to raise as much as 2.6 billion rupees ($31.8 million) via a 10-year bond sale next month

Edtech firm Simplilearn bolsters top leadership with two key appointments

Mohit Yadav, IIM-Indore alumnus with 12 years in sales across verticals, joins as VP-growth; project management exec Sujoy Ghosh takes over as VP-product

IIT Indore pips older peers to feature in top 50 Asia University Rankings

Times Higher Education ranking sees IISc Bengaluru maintain lead at 29th position