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"Election Commission Has Power": What Supreme Court Said On SIR Exercise
The Supreme Court delivered a crucial verdict on Wednesday on a series of petitions challenging the Election Commission of India's (ECI) move to carry out a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
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In Big Win For Election Commission, Supreme Court Says "SIR Breathes Life Into Constitution"
Supreme Court Says SIR Exercise Breathes Life Into Constitution
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Centre Forms Panel To Assess Demographic Shifts Due To Infiltration
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday announced that the Centre has constituted a high-level committee under retired Supreme Court judge Justice Prakash Prabhakar Naolekar to assess demographic changes across India.
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"Null, Void": India Rejects Hague Arbitration Ruling On Indus Waters Treaty
The IWT was signed between India and Pakistan on September 19, 1960, concerning the utilisation of the waters of the Indus system rivers.
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'Diversity Is India's Strength': Supreme Court On Sabarimala-Linked Case
Justice BV Nagarathna pointed out "what's troubling the court" while hearing arguments by petitioners defending the grounds taken by the landmark Sabarimala verdict of 2018
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3 Years After Manipur Ethnic Violence, Families Of Missing People Still Await Them
Year 3 since Manipur ethnic violence began: Families have asked the state government to fulfil its constitutional responsibility and ensure the cases are not forgotten
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Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
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Addressing Someone By Caste Not Offence If No Intent To Insult: High Court
The Allahabad High Court said addressing someone by their caste in the absence of any intent to insult does not constitute an offence under the law
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US Supreme Court Undermines Key Provision Of Voting Rights Act
The lower court found that the map was guided too much by racial considerations in violation of the constitutional promise of equal protection under the law.
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Sabarimala Effect: 7 Questions, 9 Judges To Decide Course For Women's Rights
It seeks to delineate the contours of religious freedom while testing its limits against the guarantees of equality, dignity, and individual autonomy.
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Special Team To Probe UP Minor's Rape And Murder, Hospital Negligence
Acknowledging the "barbaric nature" of the offence and the parents' dissatisfaction with the probe so far, the court directed the Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police to constitute an SIT with a strong representation of women officers.
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
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"Arvind Kejriwal's Illusions No Ground To Recuse": Delhi Judge In Liquor Policy Case
"I reject this application because my oath is to the Constitution," Delhi High Court judge Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma said on the petition by Arvind Kejriwal
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Uniform Civil Code A "Constitutional Ambition": Top Court On Shariat Plea
The court asked lawyer Prashant Bhushan to ensure that some aggrieved Muslim women are part of the proceedings.
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Assam To Kanyakumari, Centre Points To Temples That Restrict Entry Of Men
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta presented the Centre's case before a nine-judge Constitution bench
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"Election Commission Has Power": What Supreme Court Said On SIR Exercise
The Supreme Court delivered a crucial verdict on Wednesday on a series of petitions challenging the Election Commission of India's (ECI) move to carry out a Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
-
In Big Win For Election Commission, Supreme Court Says "SIR Breathes Life Into Constitution"
Supreme Court Says SIR Exercise Breathes Life Into Constitution
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Centre Forms Panel To Assess Demographic Shifts Due To Infiltration
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday announced that the Centre has constituted a high-level committee under retired Supreme Court judge Justice Prakash Prabhakar Naolekar to assess demographic changes across India.
-
"Null, Void": India Rejects Hague Arbitration Ruling On Indus Waters Treaty
The IWT was signed between India and Pakistan on September 19, 1960, concerning the utilisation of the waters of the Indus system rivers.
-
'Diversity Is India's Strength': Supreme Court On Sabarimala-Linked Case
Justice BV Nagarathna pointed out "what's troubling the court" while hearing arguments by petitioners defending the grounds taken by the landmark Sabarimala verdict of 2018
-
3 Years After Manipur Ethnic Violence, Families Of Missing People Still Await Them
Year 3 since Manipur ethnic violence began: Families have asked the state government to fulfil its constitutional responsibility and ensure the cases are not forgotten
-
Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
-
Addressing Someone By Caste Not Offence If No Intent To Insult: High Court
The Allahabad High Court said addressing someone by their caste in the absence of any intent to insult does not constitute an offence under the law
-
US Supreme Court Undermines Key Provision Of Voting Rights Act
The lower court found that the map was guided too much by racial considerations in violation of the constitutional promise of equal protection under the law.
-
Sabarimala Effect: 7 Questions, 9 Judges To Decide Course For Women's Rights
It seeks to delineate the contours of religious freedom while testing its limits against the guarantees of equality, dignity, and individual autonomy.
-
Special Team To Probe UP Minor's Rape And Murder, Hospital Negligence
Acknowledging the "barbaric nature" of the offence and the parents' dissatisfaction with the probe so far, the court directed the Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police to constitute an SIT with a strong representation of women officers.
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
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"Arvind Kejriwal's Illusions No Ground To Recuse": Delhi Judge In Liquor Policy Case
"I reject this application because my oath is to the Constitution," Delhi High Court judge Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma said on the petition by Arvind Kejriwal
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Uniform Civil Code A "Constitutional Ambition": Top Court On Shariat Plea
The court asked lawyer Prashant Bhushan to ensure that some aggrieved Muslim women are part of the proceedings.
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Assam To Kanyakumari, Centre Points To Temples That Restrict Entry Of Men
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta presented the Centre's case before a nine-judge Constitution bench
