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Top Lawyers Hint At Retiring Judge Amitava Roy Heading Major Tribunal
The Attorney General today indicated that Supreme Court judge Justice Amitava Roy, who retires at the end of this month, may soon be seen "manning one of the big tribunals" in the country.
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"We Must Stand United", Says Retiring Top Court Judge Amitava Roy
A retiring Supreme Court Judge Amitava Roy stressed on the need for projecting a united face of the judiciary in the country, cautioning that a fractured face would only dent its credibility.
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Supreme Court Judge Recuses From Hearing Plea Against Shahabuddin's Bail
A Supreme Court Judge Justice U U Lalit today recused himself from hearing a plea of the mother of three youths who were brutally killed by henchmen of controversial RJD leader Mohd Shahabuddin seeking cancellation of bail granted to him in the case in which he has already been sentenced to life.
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Only 10% NGOs Have Filed Financial Details With Government: CBI to Top Court
Less than ten per cent of over 30 lakh NGOs functioning across the country have submitted their returns or their balance sheets and other financial details to the authorities, CBI has informed the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Declines Petition to Include Women in State Cabinets
The Supreme Court today declined to entertain a PIL questioning non-inclusion of women MLAs in council of ministers in some states, saying any interference of judiciary in such a matter would amount to "over stepping its own steps".
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Supreme Court Seeks Replies of Centre, Madhya Pradesh for CBI Probe in DMAT
The Supreme Court today sought responses from the Centre, Madhya Pradesh and others on several pleas seeking CBI probe into irregularities in Dental and Medical Admission Test (DMAT) to fill management and government seats in private medical colleges in the state.
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Medical Bills of Judges Cannot be Disclosed Under RTI: Supreme Court
Medical expenses of judges and their families cannot be made public under Right to Information Act (RTI), the Supreme Court ruled today, maintaining there should be "some respect for privacy".
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Top Lawyers Hint At Retiring Judge Amitava Roy Heading Major Tribunal
The Attorney General today indicated that Supreme Court judge Justice Amitava Roy, who retires at the end of this month, may soon be seen "manning one of the big tribunals" in the country.
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"We Must Stand United", Says Retiring Top Court Judge Amitava Roy
A retiring Supreme Court Judge Amitava Roy stressed on the need for projecting a united face of the judiciary in the country, cautioning that a fractured face would only dent its credibility.
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Supreme Court Judge Recuses From Hearing Plea Against Shahabuddin's Bail
A Supreme Court Judge Justice U U Lalit today recused himself from hearing a plea of the mother of three youths who were brutally killed by henchmen of controversial RJD leader Mohd Shahabuddin seeking cancellation of bail granted to him in the case in which he has already been sentenced to life.
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Only 10% NGOs Have Filed Financial Details With Government: CBI to Top Court
Less than ten per cent of over 30 lakh NGOs functioning across the country have submitted their returns or their balance sheets and other financial details to the authorities, CBI has informed the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Declines Petition to Include Women in State Cabinets
The Supreme Court today declined to entertain a PIL questioning non-inclusion of women MLAs in council of ministers in some states, saying any interference of judiciary in such a matter would amount to "over stepping its own steps".
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Supreme Court Seeks Replies of Centre, Madhya Pradesh for CBI Probe in DMAT
The Supreme Court today sought responses from the Centre, Madhya Pradesh and others on several pleas seeking CBI probe into irregularities in Dental and Medical Admission Test (DMAT) to fill management and government seats in private medical colleges in the state.
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Medical Bills of Judges Cannot be Disclosed Under RTI: Supreme Court
Medical expenses of judges and their families cannot be made public under Right to Information Act (RTI), the Supreme Court ruled today, maintaining there should be "some respect for privacy".
