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Bloomberg Ordered To Pay $178,000 In Singapore Ministers' Defamation Case
Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait said the agency was disappointed by the ruling "but we will of course respect it".
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'Pay 3 Lakhs, Will Add One More 0...': Top Court Warns Comedian Samay Raina
Samay Raina's lawyer appealed for leniency. The top court then brought down the fine from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 3 lakh, warning that it will slap Rs 30 lakh fine if it is not satisfied in the next hearing.
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UP Man, His Son Jailed For Life For Murder Over Family Dispute In 2019
Following investigation, police filed a chargesheet against the two accused.
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"Sensitive Issue": Supreme Court Refuses To Restore Friday Namaz At Bhojshala
The court has directed the Madhya Pradesh government to make available an open space, adjacent to the site, for Muslims to offer Namaz on Fridays
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Comprehensive Sex Education To Be Introduced In Schools, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Centre informed the Supreme Court that comprehensive sex education will be introduced in schools and colleges with expert teachers, pending court approval.
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"Ignore": Chief Justice On Lawyer Who Abused Him, Threw Papers In Court
High drama unfolded in the Supreme Court on July 10 when a petitioner verbally abused CJI Surya Kant and threw papers in the courtroom
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Ex-AAP Leader Tahir Hussain Convicted For Intelligence Officer's Murder During Delhi Riots
The Karkardooma Court found Tahir Hussain, who was suspended by the AAP after his name came up in the case, guilty under the charges of promoting enmity, rioting, assault, criminal force and murder.
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Airfare Regulation Rules In Sealed Cover Within 2 Weeks
The Centre told the court that rules to regulate airfare pricing have already been framed and are expected to be laid before Parliament within 30 days
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Can You Stop Boys And Girls From Eloping: Supreme Court On POCSO Act Misuse
The Supreme Court was hearing a suo motu case concerning the right to privacy of adolescents
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Supreme Court Notice On Karnataka Plea In HD Revanna Sex Assault Case
The Supreme Court issued notice on Karnataka's plea against the discharge of JD(S) MLA HD Revanna in a 2024 sexual harassment case.
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Justice In The Time Of AI: Supreme Court's Draft Report On AI In Courtrooms
The Supreme Court's draft AI regulations for courts seek to balance technology adoption with judicial safeguards, promoting efficiency while ensuring AI remains subordinate to human judgment, transparency, accountability, and judicial independence.
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CBI Files Report, Rules Out Criminal Negligence By Officials In 2024 Coaching Centre Deaths
CBI's supplementary report finds negligence by 2 more MCD officials in Rau's IAS basement deaths but clears senior officers, no chargesheet filed
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"Times Have Changed": Supreme Court On Professor's Plea In Student Suicide Case
Supreme Court On Student Suicide Case: "Times have changed. A teacher must realise the consequences of humiliating a student," the top court asserted.
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Vijay Government Secures Supreme Court Stay Against Cow Slaughter Ban Order
Challenging the high court's order, the state contended that when the legislation permits the slaughter of a particular category of cows in designated places, a judicial direction contradicting the statutory provision cannot be sustained.
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"Process Should Be Fair": Supreme Court Protects Individuals Declared Foreigners In Assam
The Supreme Court's judgement emphasised judicial fairness over state interests in citizenship cases, addressing ongoing litigations and procedural issues in Assam's Foreigners Tribunals.
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Bloomberg Ordered To Pay $178,000 In Singapore Ministers' Defamation Case
Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait said the agency was disappointed by the ruling "but we will of course respect it".
-
'Pay 3 Lakhs, Will Add One More 0...': Top Court Warns Comedian Samay Raina
Samay Raina's lawyer appealed for leniency. The top court then brought down the fine from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 3 lakh, warning that it will slap Rs 30 lakh fine if it is not satisfied in the next hearing.
-
UP Man, His Son Jailed For Life For Murder Over Family Dispute In 2019
Following investigation, police filed a chargesheet against the two accused.
-
"Sensitive Issue": Supreme Court Refuses To Restore Friday Namaz At Bhojshala
The court has directed the Madhya Pradesh government to make available an open space, adjacent to the site, for Muslims to offer Namaz on Fridays
-
Comprehensive Sex Education To Be Introduced In Schools, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Centre informed the Supreme Court that comprehensive sex education will be introduced in schools and colleges with expert teachers, pending court approval.
-
"Ignore": Chief Justice On Lawyer Who Abused Him, Threw Papers In Court
High drama unfolded in the Supreme Court on July 10 when a petitioner verbally abused CJI Surya Kant and threw papers in the courtroom
-
Ex-AAP Leader Tahir Hussain Convicted For Intelligence Officer's Murder During Delhi Riots
The Karkardooma Court found Tahir Hussain, who was suspended by the AAP after his name came up in the case, guilty under the charges of promoting enmity, rioting, assault, criminal force and murder.
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Airfare Regulation Rules In Sealed Cover Within 2 Weeks
The Centre told the court that rules to regulate airfare pricing have already been framed and are expected to be laid before Parliament within 30 days
-
Can You Stop Boys And Girls From Eloping: Supreme Court On POCSO Act Misuse
The Supreme Court was hearing a suo motu case concerning the right to privacy of adolescents
-
Supreme Court Notice On Karnataka Plea In HD Revanna Sex Assault Case
The Supreme Court issued notice on Karnataka's plea against the discharge of JD(S) MLA HD Revanna in a 2024 sexual harassment case.
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Justice In The Time Of AI: Supreme Court's Draft Report On AI In Courtrooms
The Supreme Court's draft AI regulations for courts seek to balance technology adoption with judicial safeguards, promoting efficiency while ensuring AI remains subordinate to human judgment, transparency, accountability, and judicial independence.
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CBI Files Report, Rules Out Criminal Negligence By Officials In 2024 Coaching Centre Deaths
CBI's supplementary report finds negligence by 2 more MCD officials in Rau's IAS basement deaths but clears senior officers, no chargesheet filed
-
"Times Have Changed": Supreme Court On Professor's Plea In Student Suicide Case
Supreme Court On Student Suicide Case: "Times have changed. A teacher must realise the consequences of humiliating a student," the top court asserted.
-
Vijay Government Secures Supreme Court Stay Against Cow Slaughter Ban Order
Challenging the high court's order, the state contended that when the legislation permits the slaughter of a particular category of cows in designated places, a judicial direction contradicting the statutory provision cannot be sustained.
-
"Process Should Be Fair": Supreme Court Protects Individuals Declared Foreigners In Assam
The Supreme Court's judgement emphasised judicial fairness over state interests in citizenship cases, addressing ongoing litigations and procedural issues in Assam's Foreigners Tribunals.
