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Top Court To Hear Stray Dogs Case Tomorrow, Mandates Top Officials' Presence
The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Monday (November 3) the suo moto case concerning stray dog management across the country, with the Chief Secretaries of all states and Union Territories, except West Bengal and Telangana.
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Bail Pleas Of 2 Durgapur Gang Rape Accused Rejected, Fast Track Trial Ordered
A sub-divisional court on Friday rejected the bail pleas of two of the six accused in the case pertaining to the alleged gang rape of a second year medical college student in West Bengal's Durgapur.
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Chief Secretaries Must Appear Physically In Stray Dogs Case: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has rejected requests by top bureaucrats seeking to appear virtually in the stray dogs matter for the second day in a row.
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Chargesheet Filed In Durgapur Gang Rape Case Within 20 Days
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has filed a chargesheet before the court within 20 days of the alleged gang rape of a medical student in West Bengal's Durgapur.
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Supreme Court Rejects Centre's Plea Against Order To Implement MGNREGA In Bengal
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the Centre's plea challenging the Calcutta High Court order which directed that MGNREGA, the 100-day job guarantee scheme, be implemented prospectively in West Bengal from August 1, 2025.
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3 Accused In Bengal Gang Rape Case Sent To 10-Day Police Custody
A subdivisional court here on Sunday remanded to 10-day police custody the three men arrested for their alleged involvement in the "gangrape" of a student of a private medical college in West Bengal's Paschim Bardhaman district.
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Opinion | Identity Crisis: On Aadhaar, Citizenship, And The Right To Vote
While the Supreme Court's recent directive may seem innocuous, it has profound implications. It showcases a potential vulnerability in dealing with 'illegal immigrants' and the 'citizenship' debate.
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'Return In 4 Weeks': Calcutta High Court Calls Bangladesh Deportation Of Bengal Residents "Illegal"
The Calcutta High Court on Friday set aside the Centre's decision to deport Sonali Bibi and Sweety Bibi, residents of Birbhum district in West Bengal, along with their families to Bangladesh after terming them as "illegal immigrants".
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High Court Roadblock For Kurmi Agitation In Bengal
The Calcutta High Court has declared the Kurmi community's plan for rail and road blockade on September 20 unconstitutional and illegal. The agitation was called to press the community's demand for Scheduled Tribe status.
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Temple Wedding, Abortion, Then Mystery Death: Tale Of Two Bengal Doctors
A junior doctor has been arrested in West Bengal's Malda after his girlfriend -- a 24-year-old MBBS student -- died under mysterious circumstances while she was visiting him
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"Vice-Chancellor Accused Of Sexual Harassment May Be Forgiven But...": Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a sexual harassment case against West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Vice-Chancellor Nirmal Kanti Chakrabarti but directed that the judgment, which carries details of his alleged misconduct.
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Supreme Court Criticises 'Piecemeal' Examination Of Rape Survivor
Taking exception to a rape survivor's "piecemeal" examination by a trial court in West Bengal, the Supreme Court has raised questions over her deposition being adjourned for four months.
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Top Court Reserves Verdict On Pleas Asking Bengal To Pay 25% Of Pending Dues
The Supreme Court on Monday reserved its verdict on pleas, including the one filed by the West Bengal government against the Calcutta High Court 2022 order, asking the state to release Dearness Allowance (DA) arrears since July 2009.
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Relief For 'Bengal Files' Makers, High Court Dismisses Censorship Request
'The Bengal Files' is based on the communal riots of August 1946 in Kolkata, known as the Great Calcutta Killings, and was released last Friday.
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Bengal Teacher Scam: Names Of 1,804 'Tainted' Candidates Released
The West Bengal School Service Commission released the list of names of 1804 ineligible candidates after the Supreme Court directed it to publish the list of 'tainted' candidates in the cash-for-jobs scam.
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Top Court To Hear Stray Dogs Case Tomorrow, Mandates Top Officials' Presence
The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Monday (November 3) the suo moto case concerning stray dog management across the country, with the Chief Secretaries of all states and Union Territories, except West Bengal and Telangana.
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Bail Pleas Of 2 Durgapur Gang Rape Accused Rejected, Fast Track Trial Ordered
A sub-divisional court on Friday rejected the bail pleas of two of the six accused in the case pertaining to the alleged gang rape of a second year medical college student in West Bengal's Durgapur.
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Chief Secretaries Must Appear Physically In Stray Dogs Case: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has rejected requests by top bureaucrats seeking to appear virtually in the stray dogs matter for the second day in a row.
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Chargesheet Filed In Durgapur Gang Rape Case Within 20 Days
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) has filed a chargesheet before the court within 20 days of the alleged gang rape of a medical student in West Bengal's Durgapur.
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Supreme Court Rejects Centre's Plea Against Order To Implement MGNREGA In Bengal
The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the Centre's plea challenging the Calcutta High Court order which directed that MGNREGA, the 100-day job guarantee scheme, be implemented prospectively in West Bengal from August 1, 2025.
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3 Accused In Bengal Gang Rape Case Sent To 10-Day Police Custody
A subdivisional court here on Sunday remanded to 10-day police custody the three men arrested for their alleged involvement in the "gangrape" of a student of a private medical college in West Bengal's Paschim Bardhaman district.
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Opinion | Identity Crisis: On Aadhaar, Citizenship, And The Right To Vote
While the Supreme Court's recent directive may seem innocuous, it has profound implications. It showcases a potential vulnerability in dealing with 'illegal immigrants' and the 'citizenship' debate.
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'Return In 4 Weeks': Calcutta High Court Calls Bangladesh Deportation Of Bengal Residents "Illegal"
The Calcutta High Court on Friday set aside the Centre's decision to deport Sonali Bibi and Sweety Bibi, residents of Birbhum district in West Bengal, along with their families to Bangladesh after terming them as "illegal immigrants".
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High Court Roadblock For Kurmi Agitation In Bengal
The Calcutta High Court has declared the Kurmi community's plan for rail and road blockade on September 20 unconstitutional and illegal. The agitation was called to press the community's demand for Scheduled Tribe status.
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Temple Wedding, Abortion, Then Mystery Death: Tale Of Two Bengal Doctors
A junior doctor has been arrested in West Bengal's Malda after his girlfriend -- a 24-year-old MBBS student -- died under mysterious circumstances while she was visiting him
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"Vice-Chancellor Accused Of Sexual Harassment May Be Forgiven But...": Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a sexual harassment case against West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Vice-Chancellor Nirmal Kanti Chakrabarti but directed that the judgment, which carries details of his alleged misconduct.
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Supreme Court Criticises 'Piecemeal' Examination Of Rape Survivor
Taking exception to a rape survivor's "piecemeal" examination by a trial court in West Bengal, the Supreme Court has raised questions over her deposition being adjourned for four months.
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Top Court Reserves Verdict On Pleas Asking Bengal To Pay 25% Of Pending Dues
The Supreme Court on Monday reserved its verdict on pleas, including the one filed by the West Bengal government against the Calcutta High Court 2022 order, asking the state to release Dearness Allowance (DA) arrears since July 2009.
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Relief For 'Bengal Files' Makers, High Court Dismisses Censorship Request
'The Bengal Files' is based on the communal riots of August 1946 in Kolkata, known as the Great Calcutta Killings, and was released last Friday.
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Bengal Teacher Scam: Names Of 1,804 'Tainted' Candidates Released
The West Bengal School Service Commission released the list of names of 1804 ineligible candidates after the Supreme Court directed it to publish the list of 'tainted' candidates in the cash-for-jobs scam.
