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On Camera, Teen Basketball Player Dies In Freak Court Accident In Rohtak
A 16-year-old national-level basketball player died in a freak accident in Haryana's Rohtak after the basketball pole fell on his chest during practice. Hardik was practising in the court in Lakhan Majra when the pole, apparently not planted firmly,
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Ex-Brazilian President Bolsonaro Exhausts Appeals, To Serve 27-Year Sentence
Brazil's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that former president Jair Bolsonaro's coup conviction was final, with no more appeals allowed, clearing the way for him to begin serving a 27-year sentence.
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Judges Fair, Fearless, Only Follow Constitution: Ex-Chief Justice To NDTV
Justice BR Gavai, the former Chief Justice of India, has told NDTV that while the Indian judiciary is independent, their actions are often seen through the prism of politics.
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Pay 30% Of Stolen Gold As Compensation To Victims: Court To Tamil Nadu
In a landmark ruling that expands the scope of victim rights in property offences, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu Government to pay 30 per cent of the value of unrecovered stolen gold to victims
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Top Court Slams UP's Practice Of Giving Bureaucrats' Spouses Ex-Officio Posts
The Supreme Court came down on the Uttar Pradesh government for retaining the "colonial-era mindset" in governing cooperative societies and similar bodies where the spouses of bureaucrats like district magistrates are made ex-officio offic
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On Need to Build Schools In Areas Without Any, Supreme Court's Big Order To Kerala
The government of Kerala has to establish lower and primary schools in areas that do not have any, the Supreme Court has said in a hearing about the need for a school in Manjeri, Malappuram district.
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"Wife's Pregnancy Can't Erase Acts Of Cruelty": Delhi Court Grants Divorce To Man
Pregnancy or temporary reconciliation cannot erase the previous acts of cruelty and abusive conduct of the wife towards her husband, the Delhi High Court has said while granting a divorce decree to a man.
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"Not Inclined To Monitor Every Incident Of Hate Speech": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court said on Tuesday that it is not inclined to either legislate or monitor every incident of hate speech across the country, as legislative measures, police stations, and high courts are already in place.
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PM Modi Didn't Use Switch Or Rope To Hoist Ayodhya Flag. See This Mechanism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday hoisted a saffron flag atop Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya, marking a historic moment in the shrine's inauguration. The ceremonial hoisting was carried out in an unconventional manner
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"Misfit For Army": Court Raps Christian Officer Who Didn't Enter Gurdwara
The Supreme Court criticised a Christian Army officer fired for refusing to enter a gurdwara (to perform a puja) and labelled him a "cantankerous man" and a "misfit", and backed the armed forces' decision to eject him for failing to respect religions
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No Maternal Family Pension For Woman If Divorced After Father's Death: Court
The Calcutta High Court has ruled that a daughter separated from her husband will not be entitled to share in the family pension of her maternal family in case the divorce happens after the death of her father.
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Whistleblower-Turned-Accused Masked Man In Dharmasthala Case Gets Bail
The masked man, who had alleged that he assisted in illegal mass burials in Dharmasthala and was later arrested on charges of perjury for lying about certain facts in the case, was granted bail by the Mangaluru District Court today.
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School Assembly News Headlines (November 25): Top National, World, Business, Sports News
School Assembly Headlines November 25: Stay updated and be ready to share your thoughts in the morning with these School Assembly News Headlines.
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Top Court Agrees To $570 Million Settlement By Fugitive Billionaire Brothers
India's Supreme Court has agreed to drop criminal charges against billionaire brothers Nitin and Chetan Sandesara if they pay a third of their dues in a $1.6-billion bank fraud, a step that could prompt other offenders to seek similar settlements.
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Supreme Court Warns Against Vindictive Use Of Criminal Law To Settle Scores
Criminal law cannot become a platform for initiation of vindictive proceedings to settle personal scores and vendettas, the Supreme Court on Monday said, as it deprecated the recent trend where the judicial system is being misused
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On Camera, Teen Basketball Player Dies In Freak Court Accident In Rohtak
A 16-year-old national-level basketball player died in a freak accident in Haryana's Rohtak after the basketball pole fell on his chest during practice. Hardik was practising in the court in Lakhan Majra when the pole, apparently not planted firmly,
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Ex-Brazilian President Bolsonaro Exhausts Appeals, To Serve 27-Year Sentence
Brazil's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that former president Jair Bolsonaro's coup conviction was final, with no more appeals allowed, clearing the way for him to begin serving a 27-year sentence.
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Judges Fair, Fearless, Only Follow Constitution: Ex-Chief Justice To NDTV
Justice BR Gavai, the former Chief Justice of India, has told NDTV that while the Indian judiciary is independent, their actions are often seen through the prism of politics.
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Pay 30% Of Stolen Gold As Compensation To Victims: Court To Tamil Nadu
In a landmark ruling that expands the scope of victim rights in property offences, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu Government to pay 30 per cent of the value of unrecovered stolen gold to victims
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Top Court Slams UP's Practice Of Giving Bureaucrats' Spouses Ex-Officio Posts
The Supreme Court came down on the Uttar Pradesh government for retaining the "colonial-era mindset" in governing cooperative societies and similar bodies where the spouses of bureaucrats like district magistrates are made ex-officio offic
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On Need to Build Schools In Areas Without Any, Supreme Court's Big Order To Kerala
The government of Kerala has to establish lower and primary schools in areas that do not have any, the Supreme Court has said in a hearing about the need for a school in Manjeri, Malappuram district.
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"Wife's Pregnancy Can't Erase Acts Of Cruelty": Delhi Court Grants Divorce To Man
Pregnancy or temporary reconciliation cannot erase the previous acts of cruelty and abusive conduct of the wife towards her husband, the Delhi High Court has said while granting a divorce decree to a man.
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"Not Inclined To Monitor Every Incident Of Hate Speech": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court said on Tuesday that it is not inclined to either legislate or monitor every incident of hate speech across the country, as legislative measures, police stations, and high courts are already in place.
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PM Modi Didn't Use Switch Or Rope To Hoist Ayodhya Flag. See This Mechanism
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday hoisted a saffron flag atop Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya, marking a historic moment in the shrine's inauguration. The ceremonial hoisting was carried out in an unconventional manner
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"Misfit For Army": Court Raps Christian Officer Who Didn't Enter Gurdwara
The Supreme Court criticised a Christian Army officer fired for refusing to enter a gurdwara (to perform a puja) and labelled him a "cantankerous man" and a "misfit", and backed the armed forces' decision to eject him for failing to respect religions
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No Maternal Family Pension For Woman If Divorced After Father's Death: Court
The Calcutta High Court has ruled that a daughter separated from her husband will not be entitled to share in the family pension of her maternal family in case the divorce happens after the death of her father.
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Whistleblower-Turned-Accused Masked Man In Dharmasthala Case Gets Bail
The masked man, who had alleged that he assisted in illegal mass burials in Dharmasthala and was later arrested on charges of perjury for lying about certain facts in the case, was granted bail by the Mangaluru District Court today.
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School Assembly News Headlines (November 25): Top National, World, Business, Sports News
School Assembly Headlines November 25: Stay updated and be ready to share your thoughts in the morning with these School Assembly News Headlines.
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Top Court Agrees To $570 Million Settlement By Fugitive Billionaire Brothers
India's Supreme Court has agreed to drop criminal charges against billionaire brothers Nitin and Chetan Sandesara if they pay a third of their dues in a $1.6-billion bank fraud, a step that could prompt other offenders to seek similar settlements.
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Supreme Court Warns Against Vindictive Use Of Criminal Law To Settle Scores
Criminal law cannot become a platform for initiation of vindictive proceedings to settle personal scores and vendettas, the Supreme Court on Monday said, as it deprecated the recent trend where the judicial system is being misused
