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Personal Laws Deprive Women Of Rights: Supreme Court Backs Uniform Civil Code
The Uniform Civil Code is key to restore the rights of large section of Indian women, but striking down all personal laws at one go could create a leal vacuum, the Supreme Court said today.
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Juvenile's Father In Pune Porsche Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted bail to the father of the minor alleged to have been driving the Porsche car under the influence of alcohol in 2024 in Pune that killed two persons.
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Need To Balance Fighting Fake News, Shielding Freedom Of Speech: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said there is a need to strike a balance between protecting the country from fake online content and safeguarding the fundamental right to free speech
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Singer In Case Over Pahalgam Attack Post
The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted anticipatory bail to folk singer Neha Singh Rathore in a case filed against her over a social media post on last year's Pahalgam terror attack in which 26 people were killed.
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"Book Withdrawn": NCERT's Public Apology Over Judiciary Chapter Row
Two weeks after the Supreme Court imposed a blanket ban on a social science textbook with a controversial chapter on the judiciary, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) today issued an unconditional public apology.
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Aravalli Panel "Completely Suppressed" Forest Survey Opinion, Supreme Court Told
The Supreme Court has been informed that the panel led by the Environment Secretary "completely suppressed" the opinion of the Forest Survey of India (FSI) while recommending the controversial 100-metre height definition for the Aravalli hills.
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235 Cases Listed, "Hungry, Tired" High Court Judge Reserves Judgment After 29th Hearing
A judge of the Allahabad High Court recorded his inability to dictate the verdict in a case after a long day of hearing, saying, "Since I am feeling hungry, tired and physically incapacitated to dictate the judgment, the judgment is reserved."
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'Parliament Has Absolute Prerogative To Enact Laws': Supreme Court On Sedition Pleas
An advocate appearing for the petitioners claimed Section 152 reintroduces Section 124A (sedition) of the erstwhile Indian Penal Code.
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India-US Trade Deal May Be 'Rebalanced' Amid Tariff Uncertainty: Piyush Goyal
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday said that India would go in for a 'rebalancing' of the proposed trade agreement with the United States, if required, to protect its interests after the US Supreme Court's verdict on tariffs.
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NCERT Urges Individuals, Institutions To Return Supreme Court-Banned Textbook
Acting on the court's directions, NCERT has asked all individuals and organisations in possession of the textbook, Exploring Society: India and Beyond, Social Science Grade 8 Part 2, to return it immediately.
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Personal Laws Deprive Women Of Rights: Supreme Court Backs Uniform Civil Code
The Uniform Civil Code is key to restore the rights of large section of Indian women, but striking down all personal laws at one go could create a leal vacuum, the Supreme Court said today.
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Juvenile's Father In Pune Porsche Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted bail to the father of the minor alleged to have been driving the Porsche car under the influence of alcohol in 2024 in Pune that killed two persons.
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Need To Balance Fighting Fake News, Shielding Freedom Of Speech: Top Court
The Supreme Court today said there is a need to strike a balance between protecting the country from fake online content and safeguarding the fundamental right to free speech
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Supreme Court Grants Bail To Singer In Case Over Pahalgam Attack Post
The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted anticipatory bail to folk singer Neha Singh Rathore in a case filed against her over a social media post on last year's Pahalgam terror attack in which 26 people were killed.
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"Book Withdrawn": NCERT's Public Apology Over Judiciary Chapter Row
Two weeks after the Supreme Court imposed a blanket ban on a social science textbook with a controversial chapter on the judiciary, the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) today issued an unconditional public apology.
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Aravalli Panel "Completely Suppressed" Forest Survey Opinion, Supreme Court Told
The Supreme Court has been informed that the panel led by the Environment Secretary "completely suppressed" the opinion of the Forest Survey of India (FSI) while recommending the controversial 100-metre height definition for the Aravalli hills.
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235 Cases Listed, "Hungry, Tired" High Court Judge Reserves Judgment After 29th Hearing
A judge of the Allahabad High Court recorded his inability to dictate the verdict in a case after a long day of hearing, saying, "Since I am feeling hungry, tired and physically incapacitated to dictate the judgment, the judgment is reserved."
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'Parliament Has Absolute Prerogative To Enact Laws': Supreme Court On Sedition Pleas
An advocate appearing for the petitioners claimed Section 152 reintroduces Section 124A (sedition) of the erstwhile Indian Penal Code.
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India-US Trade Deal May Be 'Rebalanced' Amid Tariff Uncertainty: Piyush Goyal
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday said that India would go in for a 'rebalancing' of the proposed trade agreement with the United States, if required, to protect its interests after the US Supreme Court's verdict on tariffs.
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NCERT Urges Individuals, Institutions To Return Supreme Court-Banned Textbook
Acting on the court's directions, NCERT has asked all individuals and organisations in possession of the textbook, Exploring Society: India and Beyond, Social Science Grade 8 Part 2, to return it immediately.
