Austin American-Statesman

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order Friday against the Missouri law. It was enacted in September when the Republican-led Legislatur­e overrode a veto of Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon. Missouri’s law requires insurers to issue policies without contracept­ion coverage if it runs contrary to the religious or moral beliefs of an individual or employer. The law appeared to be the first in the nation to directly rebut an Obama administra­tion policy requiring insurers to cover birth control at no additional cost to women. person detained in connection with the crime. “There will not be any tolerance for crimes against women,” Home Secretary R.K. Singh said. Bus drivers in New Delhi will be required to display their identifica­tion prominentl­y in the vehicles, buses are now required to remove tinting from their windows and plaincloth­es police are being placed on buses to protect female passengers, he said.

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