Centre Told The Supreme Court
- All
- News
- Videos
-
"Don't Carry Burden On Yourself": Top Court To Father Of Air India Pilot
No one can blame the pilot-in-command of the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner for the crash in Ahmedabad that killed 260, the Supreme Court told the pilot's father today and sent notices to the Centre and the civil aviation regulator DGCA.
-
Perpetrator Of Terror Can't Be Equated With Victim: Centre On Pak In House
The Indian government has made it clear that Pakistan, the perpetrator of terrorism, "cannot be equated" with India, the victim of cross-border terrorism, the Centre told Parliament on Thursday.
-
Animal Birth Control Centres Report Rise In Rescue Calls After Court Order
A day after the top court's order on the relocation of stray dogs, some animal birth control centres reported a surge in calls requesting rescue of stray dogs as well as people abandoning their pet dogs.
-
"Unfortunate, But There Is A Limit To What We Can Do": Centre On Nurse Execution Case
There is not much more the government can do to stop the execution of Nimisha Priya - the Kerala nurse sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - the Supreme Court was told Monday.
-
"When Hindu Code Bills Came...": Centre Draws A Parallel To Defend Waqf Law
Waqf is an Islamic concept, but it is not an essential part of Islam, the Centre told the Supreme Court today while defending the Waqf Amendment Act that has sparked protests and prompted a legal challenge.
-
"Management Involves Secular Activities": Centre On Waqf Act In Top Court
The management of Waqf properties, or charitable donations by Muslims, "involves significant secular activities", the government told the Supreme Court Friday.
-
No Waqf Appointments, No Change In Status For Now: Centre To Top Court
The government has told the Supreme Court there will be "no Waqf appointments... and no change in status (of Waqf lands)" till the next hearing of petitions challenging the changes to laws governing administration of Muslim charitable properties.
-
'Report On Audio Tapes Ready': Centre To Supreme Court On Manipur Ex Chief Minister Biren Singh
The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that a forensic report on the authenticity of leaked audio clips alleging the role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the ethnic violence in the state was ready and would be filed shortly.
-
"You Cannot Rewrite The Past": Supreme Court To Centre During Waqf Hearing
"We are told Delhi High Court is built on Waqf Land... We are not saying all Waqf by user is wrong, but there is genuine concern," Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna told Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the petitioners.
-
Life Ban On Convicted Politicians Harsh, 6 Years Enough: Centre To Supreme Court
A lifetime ban on politicians convicted in criminal cases would be harsh and six years, which is the current period of disqualification, is enough to act as a deterrent, the Centre has told the Supreme Court.
-
Centre Tells Top Court Tihar Jail Is Fully Functional For Yasin Malik's Trial
Tushar Mehta, Solicitor General of India (SGI), told the Supreme Court on Thursday that a fully functional court with video conferencing facilities exists in Tihar jail for the trial of JKLF leader, Yasin Malik.
-
Menstrual Hygiene Policy For School Students Approved: Supreme Court Told
The Centre on Monday informed the Supreme Court of framing the "Menstrual Hygiene Policy for School Going Girls" approved by the Union Health Ministry.
-
"No Need To Criminalise Marital Rape": Centre To Supreme Court
The Centre has told the Supreme Court there is no need to criminalise marital rape as there are other "suitably designed punitive measures".
-
"Collegium Not Search Committee": Supreme Court Over Pending Recommendations
The Supreme Court on Friday told the Centre that the "Collegium is not a search committee" and there cannot be any discretion in accepting its reiterated recommendations.
-
Centre To Share Information With Supreme Court On Collegium Resolutions
The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it will be providing some details next week concerning the collegiums recommendations on the appointment of chief justices in several high courts in the country.
-
"Don't Carry Burden On Yourself": Top Court To Father Of Air India Pilot
No one can blame the pilot-in-command of the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner for the crash in Ahmedabad that killed 260, the Supreme Court told the pilot's father today and sent notices to the Centre and the civil aviation regulator DGCA.
-
Perpetrator Of Terror Can't Be Equated With Victim: Centre On Pak In House
The Indian government has made it clear that Pakistan, the perpetrator of terrorism, "cannot be equated" with India, the victim of cross-border terrorism, the Centre told Parliament on Thursday.
-
Animal Birth Control Centres Report Rise In Rescue Calls After Court Order
A day after the top court's order on the relocation of stray dogs, some animal birth control centres reported a surge in calls requesting rescue of stray dogs as well as people abandoning their pet dogs.
-
"Unfortunate, But There Is A Limit To What We Can Do": Centre On Nurse Execution Case
There is not much more the government can do to stop the execution of Nimisha Priya - the Kerala nurse sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - the Supreme Court was told Monday.
-
"When Hindu Code Bills Came...": Centre Draws A Parallel To Defend Waqf Law
Waqf is an Islamic concept, but it is not an essential part of Islam, the Centre told the Supreme Court today while defending the Waqf Amendment Act that has sparked protests and prompted a legal challenge.
-
"Management Involves Secular Activities": Centre On Waqf Act In Top Court
The management of Waqf properties, or charitable donations by Muslims, "involves significant secular activities", the government told the Supreme Court Friday.
-
No Waqf Appointments, No Change In Status For Now: Centre To Top Court
The government has told the Supreme Court there will be "no Waqf appointments... and no change in status (of Waqf lands)" till the next hearing of petitions challenging the changes to laws governing administration of Muslim charitable properties.
-
'Report On Audio Tapes Ready': Centre To Supreme Court On Manipur Ex Chief Minister Biren Singh
The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that a forensic report on the authenticity of leaked audio clips alleging the role of former Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh in the ethnic violence in the state was ready and would be filed shortly.
-
"You Cannot Rewrite The Past": Supreme Court To Centre During Waqf Hearing
"We are told Delhi High Court is built on Waqf Land... We are not saying all Waqf by user is wrong, but there is genuine concern," Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna told Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the petitioners.
-
Life Ban On Convicted Politicians Harsh, 6 Years Enough: Centre To Supreme Court
A lifetime ban on politicians convicted in criminal cases would be harsh and six years, which is the current period of disqualification, is enough to act as a deterrent, the Centre has told the Supreme Court.
-
Centre Tells Top Court Tihar Jail Is Fully Functional For Yasin Malik's Trial
Tushar Mehta, Solicitor General of India (SGI), told the Supreme Court on Thursday that a fully functional court with video conferencing facilities exists in Tihar jail for the trial of JKLF leader, Yasin Malik.
-
Menstrual Hygiene Policy For School Students Approved: Supreme Court Told
The Centre on Monday informed the Supreme Court of framing the "Menstrual Hygiene Policy for School Going Girls" approved by the Union Health Ministry.
-
"No Need To Criminalise Marital Rape": Centre To Supreme Court
The Centre has told the Supreme Court there is no need to criminalise marital rape as there are other "suitably designed punitive measures".
-
"Collegium Not Search Committee": Supreme Court Over Pending Recommendations
The Supreme Court on Friday told the Centre that the "Collegium is not a search committee" and there cannot be any discretion in accepting its reiterated recommendations.
-
Centre To Share Information With Supreme Court On Collegium Resolutions
The Centre on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it will be providing some details next week concerning the collegiums recommendations on the appointment of chief justices in several high courts in the country.
