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Judicial Activism Should Not Turn Into "Judicial Terrorism": Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Monday said that judicial activism should not turn into "judicial adventurism or judicial terrorism".
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Top Court Restrains Courts From Releasing Accused In 'Digital Arrest' Fraud
In a rare move, the Supreme Court on Monday restrained the courts from releasing from jail the accused who had duped a 72-year-old woman advocate of the top court of Rs 3.29 crore through 'digital arrest' fraud.
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'Is That Juice Packet?' Top Court Questions 'Dangerous' Liquor Tetra Packs
What is this -- a juice packet? Should liquor in tetra packs be permitted at all? The Supreme Court wondered on Monday, noting that such packaging was "dangerous" and deceiving, as it heard a trademark dispute between two liquor giants of the country
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Top Court Slams Rajasthan For Failing To Control Jojari River's Pollution
The Supreme Court slammed the Rajasthan authorities for their failure to control pollution in the Jojari River, saying the suffering that has been caused to two million people was "unbelievable".
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Chief Justice Backs Exclusion Of Creamy Layer In Reservation To Scheduled Castes
Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Sunday affirmed that he is still for exclusion of creamy layer in reservations to Scheduled Castes.
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Tamil Nadu Goes To Top Court Against President Not Clearing NEET Exemption Bill
The Tamil Nadu government has filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the President of India's decision to withhold assent to the state's NEET Exemption Bill.
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Top Court Flags Claim Of Judge Seeking Favour, Sends Case To Chief Justice
The sensational claim that a senior high court judge approached a judicial member of NCLAT, Chennai for an order favouring a company came under the scanner of the Supreme Court.
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'No Blame Attributed To Anyone': Centre To Court On Air India Crash
The pilot, Captain Sumeet Sabharwal of Air India, has not been blamed in the AAIB's preliminary report into the June 12 plane crash that claimed 260 lives, the Centre told the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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Supreme Court's 'Ban Luxury Cars' Tip For Promoting Electric Vehicles
Phasing out luxury petrol and diesel cars could be the starting point for a proper implementation of the Centre's plans to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs), the Supreme Court said today.
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Court Asks Jharkhand To Notify Parts Of Saranda Forest As Wildlife Sanctuary
The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Jharkhand government to notify 126 compartments in the Saranda forest area as a wildlife sanctuary within three months and prohibited any mining activity within a one-km radius of its boundary.
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After Acquittal Of Nithari Murders Accused, Victims' Families In Despair
The serial murders in Uttar Pradesh's Noida in 2006 shocked the entire country. Following acquittal of both the accused men- Moninder Singh Pandher and his servant Surinder Koli- the silence at the Nithari village is deafening.
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The 1979 Rape Case Verdict That Chief Justice Said "Embarrassed" Judiciary
Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai has said that the Supreme Court has failed its citizens at times, but the vigilance of civil society and courage of ordinary people have kept the judiciary accountable over the years.
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'Threat To Girls': Top Court Slams Assam Professor For Making Obscene Posts
The Supreme Court on Wednesday came down heavily on a professor at a college in Assam arrested for making anti-India and obscene social media posts, and called him "a threat to young girls" and a "pervert".
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Supreme Court To Hear Shiv Sena Symbol Row Case From January 21
The Supreme Court on Wednesday fixed January 21 for hearing pleas filed by the Uddhav Thackeray-led faction of the Shiv Sena against the Election Commission's order allotting the 'bow and arrow' symbol to the Eknath Shinde-led faction.
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'Who Killed Our Children?' Families Of Victims After 'Nithari Monster' Acquitted
Grief and disbelief gripped the families of victims of the 2006 Nithari serial killings, a day after the Supreme Court acquitted Surendra Koli, the only convict in the case, and ordered his immediate release if not required in any other matter.
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Judicial Activism Should Not Turn Into "Judicial Terrorism": Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Monday said that judicial activism should not turn into "judicial adventurism or judicial terrorism".
-
Top Court Restrains Courts From Releasing Accused In 'Digital Arrest' Fraud
In a rare move, the Supreme Court on Monday restrained the courts from releasing from jail the accused who had duped a 72-year-old woman advocate of the top court of Rs 3.29 crore through 'digital arrest' fraud.
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'Is That Juice Packet?' Top Court Questions 'Dangerous' Liquor Tetra Packs
What is this -- a juice packet? Should liquor in tetra packs be permitted at all? The Supreme Court wondered on Monday, noting that such packaging was "dangerous" and deceiving, as it heard a trademark dispute between two liquor giants of the country
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Top Court Slams Rajasthan For Failing To Control Jojari River's Pollution
The Supreme Court slammed the Rajasthan authorities for their failure to control pollution in the Jojari River, saying the suffering that has been caused to two million people was "unbelievable".
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Chief Justice Backs Exclusion Of Creamy Layer In Reservation To Scheduled Castes
Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Sunday affirmed that he is still for exclusion of creamy layer in reservations to Scheduled Castes.
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Tamil Nadu Goes To Top Court Against President Not Clearing NEET Exemption Bill
The Tamil Nadu government has filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the President of India's decision to withhold assent to the state's NEET Exemption Bill.
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Top Court Flags Claim Of Judge Seeking Favour, Sends Case To Chief Justice
The sensational claim that a senior high court judge approached a judicial member of NCLAT, Chennai for an order favouring a company came under the scanner of the Supreme Court.
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'No Blame Attributed To Anyone': Centre To Court On Air India Crash
The pilot, Captain Sumeet Sabharwal of Air India, has not been blamed in the AAIB's preliminary report into the June 12 plane crash that claimed 260 lives, the Centre told the Supreme Court on Thursday.
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Supreme Court's 'Ban Luxury Cars' Tip For Promoting Electric Vehicles
Phasing out luxury petrol and diesel cars could be the starting point for a proper implementation of the Centre's plans to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs), the Supreme Court said today.
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Court Asks Jharkhand To Notify Parts Of Saranda Forest As Wildlife Sanctuary
The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Jharkhand government to notify 126 compartments in the Saranda forest area as a wildlife sanctuary within three months and prohibited any mining activity within a one-km radius of its boundary.
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After Acquittal Of Nithari Murders Accused, Victims' Families In Despair
The serial murders in Uttar Pradesh's Noida in 2006 shocked the entire country. Following acquittal of both the accused men- Moninder Singh Pandher and his servant Surinder Koli- the silence at the Nithari village is deafening.
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The 1979 Rape Case Verdict That Chief Justice Said "Embarrassed" Judiciary
Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai has said that the Supreme Court has failed its citizens at times, but the vigilance of civil society and courage of ordinary people have kept the judiciary accountable over the years.
-
'Threat To Girls': Top Court Slams Assam Professor For Making Obscene Posts
The Supreme Court on Wednesday came down heavily on a professor at a college in Assam arrested for making anti-India and obscene social media posts, and called him "a threat to young girls" and a "pervert".
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Supreme Court To Hear Shiv Sena Symbol Row Case From January 21
The Supreme Court on Wednesday fixed January 21 for hearing pleas filed by the Uddhav Thackeray-led faction of the Shiv Sena against the Election Commission's order allotting the 'bow and arrow' symbol to the Eknath Shinde-led faction.
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'Who Killed Our Children?' Families Of Victims After 'Nithari Monster' Acquitted
Grief and disbelief gripped the families of victims of the 2006 Nithari serial killings, a day after the Supreme Court acquitted Surendra Koli, the only convict in the case, and ordered his immediate release if not required in any other matter.
