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Licensed Firearm Cannot Be Used For "Celebratory Firing": Court
It said every arms licensee is duty-bound to maintain proper records of ammunition purchased and consumed, the court observed.
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US Trial Opens On UN Worker Killed In Boeing 737 MAX Crash
A US court will hear claims from Ryan's survivors in order to determine damages, in one of the final civil claims stemming from two MAX calamities in 2018 and 2019 that together claimed 346 lives.
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Punjab Government Can't Spend On Ads Till Dearness Allowance Dues Cleared: High Court
The high court dismissed appeals filed by the state government and the Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd against a single bench's order to release DA dues to its employees and pensioners
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No "Lost Chastity", "Helpless Woman": Top Court Guidelines For Rape Trials
The panel said sensitive judicial language was essential to ensure fairness, dignity and impartiality, and stressed that judges should avoid stereotypical or victim-blaming questions. It also said victims should not be forced to interact with the accused.
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No Pounds, No Killing: Delhi High Court Orders Sterilisation Camps For Stray Dogs
The case stems from a suo motu public interest litigation opened by the High Court to track compliance with Supreme Court orders, which require stray dogs to be removed from public areas like schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations.
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Anti-Cruelty Law For Married Women Applies To Those In Live-Ins: Supreme Court
A legally married woman getting protection against cruelty but a woman in a relationship that's like marriage not getting protection would be unconstitutional, the Supreme Court said
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Jailed Hindu Monk Chinmoy Das Gets Bail By Bangladesh High Court In 2 Cases
Bangladesh High Court grants bail to jailed Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das in two cases.
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Lok Sabha Clears Bill To Increase Supreme Court Judges To 38
A statutory resolution moved by the opposition members denouncing the promulgation of the ordinance was also rejected by a voice vote.
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Clear Dearness Allowance Dues Within 15 Days: Court Directs Punjab Government
Punjab and Haryana High Court directs Punjab government to clear DA arrears of Rs 14,191 crore within 15 days.
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Jantar Mantar Not A Proper Protest Site? Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply
Considering the proximity of Jantar Mantar to Parliament, Central Vista and other government establishments, the petitioner suggested designating Ramlila Maidan or another sufficiently large and secure ground as the principal protest venue.
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Serious On Commitment To Not Pursue FIRs Against Students: Centre To Top Court
The court said that it would form a high-powered committee headed by a former top court judge to probe the incidents at the CJP march to Parliament.
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Supreme Court Orders Proper Demarcation Of Pedestrian Space Along Roads
Supreme Court orders Centre to ensure encroachment free, demarcated pedestrian spaces along roads.
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Cops Are Busy Doing Business Rather Than Maintaining Law And Order: Court
Allahabad High Court orders inquiry into police officials running transport business.
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2 Ex-Cops To Be Tried Under Anti-Terror Law For Antilia Bomb Scare, Murder
An SUV with explosives inside was found near billionaire industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence 'Antilia' in south Mumbai on February 25, 2021.
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Citizens Have Right To Know: Supreme Court Judge On Judicial Appointments
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan said resolutions by the Supreme Court collegium were earlier supported by some reasons, even if they were not exhaustive
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Licensed Firearm Cannot Be Used For "Celebratory Firing": Court
It said every arms licensee is duty-bound to maintain proper records of ammunition purchased and consumed, the court observed.
-
US Trial Opens On UN Worker Killed In Boeing 737 MAX Crash
A US court will hear claims from Ryan's survivors in order to determine damages, in one of the final civil claims stemming from two MAX calamities in 2018 and 2019 that together claimed 346 lives.
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Punjab Government Can't Spend On Ads Till Dearness Allowance Dues Cleared: High Court
The high court dismissed appeals filed by the state government and the Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd against a single bench's order to release DA dues to its employees and pensioners
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No "Lost Chastity", "Helpless Woman": Top Court Guidelines For Rape Trials
The panel said sensitive judicial language was essential to ensure fairness, dignity and impartiality, and stressed that judges should avoid stereotypical or victim-blaming questions. It also said victims should not be forced to interact with the accused.
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No Pounds, No Killing: Delhi High Court Orders Sterilisation Camps For Stray Dogs
The case stems from a suo motu public interest litigation opened by the High Court to track compliance with Supreme Court orders, which require stray dogs to be removed from public areas like schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations.
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Anti-Cruelty Law For Married Women Applies To Those In Live-Ins: Supreme Court
A legally married woman getting protection against cruelty but a woman in a relationship that's like marriage not getting protection would be unconstitutional, the Supreme Court said
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Jailed Hindu Monk Chinmoy Das Gets Bail By Bangladesh High Court In 2 Cases
Bangladesh High Court grants bail to jailed Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das in two cases.
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Lok Sabha Clears Bill To Increase Supreme Court Judges To 38
A statutory resolution moved by the opposition members denouncing the promulgation of the ordinance was also rejected by a voice vote.
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Clear Dearness Allowance Dues Within 15 Days: Court Directs Punjab Government
Punjab and Haryana High Court directs Punjab government to clear DA arrears of Rs 14,191 crore within 15 days.
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Jantar Mantar Not A Proper Protest Site? Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply
Considering the proximity of Jantar Mantar to Parliament, Central Vista and other government establishments, the petitioner suggested designating Ramlila Maidan or another sufficiently large and secure ground as the principal protest venue.
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Serious On Commitment To Not Pursue FIRs Against Students: Centre To Top Court
The court said that it would form a high-powered committee headed by a former top court judge to probe the incidents at the CJP march to Parliament.
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Supreme Court Orders Proper Demarcation Of Pedestrian Space Along Roads
Supreme Court orders Centre to ensure encroachment free, demarcated pedestrian spaces along roads.
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Cops Are Busy Doing Business Rather Than Maintaining Law And Order: Court
Allahabad High Court orders inquiry into police officials running transport business.
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2 Ex-Cops To Be Tried Under Anti-Terror Law For Antilia Bomb Scare, Murder
An SUV with explosives inside was found near billionaire industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence 'Antilia' in south Mumbai on February 25, 2021.
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Citizens Have Right To Know: Supreme Court Judge On Judicial Appointments
Justice Ujjal Bhuyan said resolutions by the Supreme Court collegium were earlier supported by some reasons, even if they were not exhaustive
