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'Substantial Gaps In Evidence': Supreme Court Sets Aside Life Term Of 4 In Murder Case
The top court said the six convicted persons had filed appeals before it challenging the high court verdict.
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"How Are They Students?" High Court On Delhi University Polls' Violence
A bench also issued notices to all student organisations and all 140 candidates contesting the DUSU elections, seeking their response on why collective electoral damages should not be imposed for alleged violations of election norms.
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'Temporary Fix Won't Stop Leaks': Supreme Court Judges To Visit Exam Body NTA's Office
The Supreme Court was hearing a plea seeking a direction to replace or restructure the National Testing Agency (NTA), the nodal autonomous body that conducts the NEET.
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Delhi High Court Warns Of Postponing Delhi University Student Union Poll Results Over Violence
The top court remarked that the authorities may not be responsible for such "criminal and reckless" conduct, but students are.
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Supreme Court Orders Rs 12-Lakh Compensation For Woman Denied Job Because Of Gender
A bench comprising Justices Arvind Kumar and Vipul M Pancholi expressed strong displeasure, saying denying a woman a job solely because she is a woman is an insult to her honor and dignity.
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Man Took Rs 100 Bribe 31 Years Ago, Will Now Spend A Year In Jail At 75
The case that began in 1995 remained tied up in legal proceedings for nearly 31 years.
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Supreme Court Asks CBSE To Consider Delaying 3-Language Policy For Class 6
The bench said its suggestions were without prejudice to the rights and contentions of the parties and the real issues may be decided later.
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'Not In Good Taste': Delhi High Court Directs Censor Board To Review Shoorveer Use In Mirzapur Film
The court has listed the matter for further hearing on September 24 and directed the CBFC to take a decision in the meantime
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Supreme Court's Strong Remarks Against Tamil Nadu's Opposition To Hindi
Tamil Nadu is the only state without a single Navodaya school. Its opposition is rooted in the apprehension that these schools were an attempt to impose the Hindi language
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"Don't Force Us..." Supreme Court Slams Manipur Over Deaths At Relief Camps
Reprimanding the Manipur government, the Supreme Court ordered the Chief Secretary of Manipur to file a detailed report on all 25 suspicious deaths
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"We Are Very Liberal": Supreme Court On Bail Cases Involving Marijuana
A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and PB Varale verbally observed that accused persons can approach the Supreme Court for bail in such cases once their bail pleas are rejected by the lower court
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Covid Over, But Plague Of Custodial Deaths Continues: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court said the plague of custodial death does not show any sign of abating.
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High Court Seeks Status Report Over Dalit Man's Suicide In Punjab's Sangrur
Gulzar Singh, hailing from Turbanjara village in Dirba, died on September 7 after allegedly consuming poison. His family alleged that he was harassed and subjected to casteist slurs for questioning Cheema about the supply of drugs
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'Student Deaths Not Ordinary Mishap': High Court On Delhi Building Collapse
The building at Satya Niketan, which housed a boys' paying-guest accommodation near the Delhi University's South Campus, collapsed on September 6 while repair work was underway. Several people were also injured in the collapse
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Supreme Court Pulls Up Centre For 'Denying' Disabled Soldiers Their Benefits
Supreme Court highlights non-implementation of 2015 report on disabled soldiers' benefits.
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'Substantial Gaps In Evidence': Supreme Court Sets Aside Life Term Of 4 In Murder Case
The top court said the six convicted persons had filed appeals before it challenging the high court verdict.
-
"How Are They Students?" High Court On Delhi University Polls' Violence
A bench also issued notices to all student organisations and all 140 candidates contesting the DUSU elections, seeking their response on why collective electoral damages should not be imposed for alleged violations of election norms.
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'Temporary Fix Won't Stop Leaks': Supreme Court Judges To Visit Exam Body NTA's Office
The Supreme Court was hearing a plea seeking a direction to replace or restructure the National Testing Agency (NTA), the nodal autonomous body that conducts the NEET.
-
Delhi High Court Warns Of Postponing Delhi University Student Union Poll Results Over Violence
The top court remarked that the authorities may not be responsible for such "criminal and reckless" conduct, but students are.
-
Supreme Court Orders Rs 12-Lakh Compensation For Woman Denied Job Because Of Gender
A bench comprising Justices Arvind Kumar and Vipul M Pancholi expressed strong displeasure, saying denying a woman a job solely because she is a woman is an insult to her honor and dignity.
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Man Took Rs 100 Bribe 31 Years Ago, Will Now Spend A Year In Jail At 75
The case that began in 1995 remained tied up in legal proceedings for nearly 31 years.
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Supreme Court Asks CBSE To Consider Delaying 3-Language Policy For Class 6
The bench said its suggestions were without prejudice to the rights and contentions of the parties and the real issues may be decided later.
-
'Not In Good Taste': Delhi High Court Directs Censor Board To Review Shoorveer Use In Mirzapur Film
The court has listed the matter for further hearing on September 24 and directed the CBFC to take a decision in the meantime
-
Supreme Court's Strong Remarks Against Tamil Nadu's Opposition To Hindi
Tamil Nadu is the only state without a single Navodaya school. Its opposition is rooted in the apprehension that these schools were an attempt to impose the Hindi language
-
"Don't Force Us..." Supreme Court Slams Manipur Over Deaths At Relief Camps
Reprimanding the Manipur government, the Supreme Court ordered the Chief Secretary of Manipur to file a detailed report on all 25 suspicious deaths
-
"We Are Very Liberal": Supreme Court On Bail Cases Involving Marijuana
A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and PB Varale verbally observed that accused persons can approach the Supreme Court for bail in such cases once their bail pleas are rejected by the lower court
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Covid Over, But Plague Of Custodial Deaths Continues: Allahabad High Court
Allahabad High Court said the plague of custodial death does not show any sign of abating.
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High Court Seeks Status Report Over Dalit Man's Suicide In Punjab's Sangrur
Gulzar Singh, hailing from Turbanjara village in Dirba, died on September 7 after allegedly consuming poison. His family alleged that he was harassed and subjected to casteist slurs for questioning Cheema about the supply of drugs
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'Student Deaths Not Ordinary Mishap': High Court On Delhi Building Collapse
The building at Satya Niketan, which housed a boys' paying-guest accommodation near the Delhi University's South Campus, collapsed on September 6 while repair work was underway. Several people were also injured in the collapse
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Supreme Court Pulls Up Centre For 'Denying' Disabled Soldiers Their Benefits
Supreme Court highlights non-implementation of 2015 report on disabled soldiers' benefits.
