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Former Supreme Court Judge AM Khanwilkar Likely To Be Next Lokpal: Sources
Former Supreme Court judge Justice AM Khanwilkar is likely to be appointed the next Lokpal of India, sources have told NDTV. The anti-corruption body has been without a full-time chairperson since May 2022.
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Justice AM Khanwilkar, 3rd-Seniormost Judge, To Retire: His Top Judgments
Justice AM Khanwilkar, he third-seniormost Judge of the Supreme Court, will retire on Friday after having served on the Supreme Court for six years.
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Supreme Court Judge Recuses Himself From Bofors Case, Hearing Next Month
Justice AM Khanwilkar, one of the three Supreme Court judges expected to hear the appeal into the politically sensitive Bofors case, today recused himself from the case. The judge did not cite any reasons for opting out of the bench.
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Demonetisation: Supreme Court For Easing Pain Amidst High-Voltage Hearing
The Supreme Court on Friday sought the Centre's response on issues like whether district cooperative banks could be allowed to accept deposits in demonetised notes with some stringent regulations and why banks are unable to allow minimum weekly withdrawals of Rs 24,000 to customers.
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Former Supreme Court Judge AM Khanwilkar Likely To Be Next Lokpal: Sources
Former Supreme Court judge Justice AM Khanwilkar is likely to be appointed the next Lokpal of India, sources have told NDTV. The anti-corruption body has been without a full-time chairperson since May 2022.
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Justice AM Khanwilkar, 3rd-Seniormost Judge, To Retire: His Top Judgments
Justice AM Khanwilkar, he third-seniormost Judge of the Supreme Court, will retire on Friday after having served on the Supreme Court for six years.
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Supreme Court Judge Recuses Himself From Bofors Case, Hearing Next Month
Justice AM Khanwilkar, one of the three Supreme Court judges expected to hear the appeal into the politically sensitive Bofors case, today recused himself from the case. The judge did not cite any reasons for opting out of the bench.
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Demonetisation: Supreme Court For Easing Pain Amidst High-Voltage Hearing
The Supreme Court on Friday sought the Centre's response on issues like whether district cooperative banks could be allowed to accept deposits in demonetised notes with some stringent regulations and why banks are unable to allow minimum weekly withdrawals of Rs 24,000 to customers.
