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"Won't Permit Anyone To...": 5 Observations Court Made In Kamal Haasan Case
The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday warned Kamal Haasan that he cannot use his right to speech "to hurt sentiments", days after the Tamil Nadu actor-politician sparked a huge row with his remark that the Kannada language was "born out of Tamil".
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Kamal Haasan Refuses To Apologise, Won't Release Film In Karnataka Right Now
The Karnataka High Court warns Tamil Nadu actor-politician Kamal Haasan against misusing his right to free speech to hurt people's sentiments, and called on him to withdraw the remark - that the Kannada language was "born out of Tamil".
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Kamal Haasan Goes To Court Over Films Launch In Karnataka Amid Kannada Row
"Kamal Haasan's Film Won't Release Without His Apology": Karnataka Film Body
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Tamil Nadu Sues Centre, Alleges Funds Blocked Over 3-Language Formula Row
In yet another flashpoint in the language tussle between the Centre and Tamil Nadu, the MK Stalin government has approached the Supreme Court, accusing the Narendra Modi dispensation of blocking funds worth Rs 2,151 crore
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"Gutter Language": Court Slams Minister's Remarks On Army Colonel
A police case was filed against Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah over his derogatory, communal and sexist comments on Colonel Sophia Qureshi, following the order from the High Court. T
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"Let's Befriend Every Language": Top Court On Plea To Remove Urdu Sign Board
The Supreme Court recently held that the display of a language other than the official one of a State is not prohibited under any law in India, while dismissing a plea seeking the removal of an Urdu signboard of a municipal council in Maharashtra.
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"Language Not Religion": Top Court Rejects Plea Against Urdu On Signboard
Language is not religion and to consider Urdu as a language of Muslims is a "pitiable digression" from reality and unity in diversity, the Supreme Court has said while rejecting a petition challenging use of Urdu on the nameboard of municipal council
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Tribal Students Body's "Roman Script" Demand Amid Tripura Language Row
Twipra Students' Federation (TSF) activists blocked the VIP road leading to the airport, Assembly, and High Court in Agartala today amid their indefinite statewide strike demanding the adoption of the Roman script for Kokborok.
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Language Row Reaches Supreme Court, Petition Says Make Tamil Nadu Comply
The language row that erupted in the south ahead of an election year, has reached the Supreme Court.
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Court Relief For Ex-JNU Leader Shehla Rashid, Sedition Case To Be Withdrawn
The case against Shehla Rashid was filed for offences including sedition, promoting enmity between different groups on ground of religion, language, race, place of birth etc, and inciting riots.
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Court: State vs A Nobody Starring Priyadarshi, Sivaji and Nani OTT Release Revealed
Court: State vs A Nobody is an intense courtroom drama set to captivate audiences with its compelling narrative. Starring Priyadarshi, Sivaji, Saikumar, and others, the film is directed by Ram Jagadeesh and presented by Natural Star Nani. The story revolves around a lawyer's relentless pursuit of truth within the confines of a courtroom, offering a...
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"Can't Be Left Unpunished": Delhi High Court Jails Lawyer For Remarks Against Judges
The Delhi High Court held the lawyer guilty of using "deplorable and derogatory language" which was "clearly contemptuous" against judicial officers, high court judges and the court.
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"Not A Coffee Shop": Chief Justice's Language Rap To Lawyer Over 'Yeah'
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today pulled up a lawyer for using the informal 'yeah' to address the bench and said he is "allergic" to the expression. He also reminded the lawyer that he was in the courtroom, not a cafe.
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Congress Leaders Ordered To Delete Social Media Posts Against Rajat Sharma
The Delhi High Court has directed the Congress leaders Ragini Nayak, Jairam Ramesh, Pawan Khera and social media platforms to remove the tweets/ videos alleging that veteran journalist Rajat Sharma used abusive language during a live show.
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Calling Partner "Bhoot, Pishach" Not Cruelty: Patna High Court
The Patna High Court has observed that the use of "filthy language" by an estranged couple, who call each other names like "bhoot" (ghost) and "pishach" (vampire), does not tantamount to "cruelty".
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"Won't Permit Anyone To...": 5 Observations Court Made In Kamal Haasan Case
The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday warned Kamal Haasan that he cannot use his right to speech "to hurt sentiments", days after the Tamil Nadu actor-politician sparked a huge row with his remark that the Kannada language was "born out of Tamil".
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Kamal Haasan Refuses To Apologise, Won't Release Film In Karnataka Right Now
The Karnataka High Court warns Tamil Nadu actor-politician Kamal Haasan against misusing his right to free speech to hurt people's sentiments, and called on him to withdraw the remark - that the Kannada language was "born out of Tamil".
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Kamal Haasan Goes To Court Over Films Launch In Karnataka Amid Kannada Row
"Kamal Haasan's Film Won't Release Without His Apology": Karnataka Film Body
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Tamil Nadu Sues Centre, Alleges Funds Blocked Over 3-Language Formula Row
In yet another flashpoint in the language tussle between the Centre and Tamil Nadu, the MK Stalin government has approached the Supreme Court, accusing the Narendra Modi dispensation of blocking funds worth Rs 2,151 crore
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"Gutter Language": Court Slams Minister's Remarks On Army Colonel
A police case was filed against Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah over his derogatory, communal and sexist comments on Colonel Sophia Qureshi, following the order from the High Court. T
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"Let's Befriend Every Language": Top Court On Plea To Remove Urdu Sign Board
The Supreme Court recently held that the display of a language other than the official one of a State is not prohibited under any law in India, while dismissing a plea seeking the removal of an Urdu signboard of a municipal council in Maharashtra.
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"Language Not Religion": Top Court Rejects Plea Against Urdu On Signboard
Language is not religion and to consider Urdu as a language of Muslims is a "pitiable digression" from reality and unity in diversity, the Supreme Court has said while rejecting a petition challenging use of Urdu on the nameboard of municipal council
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Tribal Students Body's "Roman Script" Demand Amid Tripura Language Row
Twipra Students' Federation (TSF) activists blocked the VIP road leading to the airport, Assembly, and High Court in Agartala today amid their indefinite statewide strike demanding the adoption of the Roman script for Kokborok.
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Language Row Reaches Supreme Court, Petition Says Make Tamil Nadu Comply
The language row that erupted in the south ahead of an election year, has reached the Supreme Court.
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Court Relief For Ex-JNU Leader Shehla Rashid, Sedition Case To Be Withdrawn
The case against Shehla Rashid was filed for offences including sedition, promoting enmity between different groups on ground of religion, language, race, place of birth etc, and inciting riots.
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Court: State vs A Nobody Starring Priyadarshi, Sivaji and Nani OTT Release Revealed
Court: State vs A Nobody is an intense courtroom drama set to captivate audiences with its compelling narrative. Starring Priyadarshi, Sivaji, Saikumar, and others, the film is directed by Ram Jagadeesh and presented by Natural Star Nani. The story revolves around a lawyer's relentless pursuit of truth within the confines of a courtroom, offering a...
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"Can't Be Left Unpunished": Delhi High Court Jails Lawyer For Remarks Against Judges
The Delhi High Court held the lawyer guilty of using "deplorable and derogatory language" which was "clearly contemptuous" against judicial officers, high court judges and the court.
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"Not A Coffee Shop": Chief Justice's Language Rap To Lawyer Over 'Yeah'
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today pulled up a lawyer for using the informal 'yeah' to address the bench and said he is "allergic" to the expression. He also reminded the lawyer that he was in the courtroom, not a cafe.
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Congress Leaders Ordered To Delete Social Media Posts Against Rajat Sharma
The Delhi High Court has directed the Congress leaders Ragini Nayak, Jairam Ramesh, Pawan Khera and social media platforms to remove the tweets/ videos alleging that veteran journalist Rajat Sharma used abusive language during a live show.
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Calling Partner "Bhoot, Pishach" Not Cruelty: Patna High Court
The Patna High Court has observed that the use of "filthy language" by an estranged couple, who call each other names like "bhoot" (ghost) and "pishach" (vampire), does not tantamount to "cruelty".
