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Ease Of Justice Equally Important As Ease Of Living: PM At Judicial Meet
Ease of justice was equally important as ease of living as India celebrates the 75th year of its independence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he urged the judiciary to expedite the release of undertrials languishing in various jails.
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Speed Up Release Of Undertrial Prisoners: PM Modi At Judicial Services Meet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today urged the judiciary to speed up the release of undertrials languishing in various jails awaiting legal aid.
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One-Day National Lok Adalat Held; 715 Cases Settled
As many as 715 cases were settled during the one-day National Lok Adalat with recovery value amounting at Rs 6.96 crore.
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Supreme Court shocked by how bodies of Vrindavan widows are treated
The Supreme Court today expressed shock over the manner in which the bodies of deceased Vrindavan widows were disposed by chopping into pieces and packing in gunny bags. The Court said "It is shocking" and directed the Chief Medical Officer of Civil hospital of Mathura to ensure last rites of any deceased women in the shelter homes be performed per...
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Ease Of Justice Equally Important As Ease Of Living: PM At Judicial Meet
Ease of justice was equally important as ease of living as India celebrates the 75th year of its independence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he urged the judiciary to expedite the release of undertrials languishing in various jails.
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Speed Up Release Of Undertrial Prisoners: PM Modi At Judicial Services Meet
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today urged the judiciary to speed up the release of undertrials languishing in various jails awaiting legal aid.
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One-Day National Lok Adalat Held; 715 Cases Settled
As many as 715 cases were settled during the one-day National Lok Adalat with recovery value amounting at Rs 6.96 crore.
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Supreme Court shocked by how bodies of Vrindavan widows are treated
The Supreme Court today expressed shock over the manner in which the bodies of deceased Vrindavan widows were disposed by chopping into pieces and packing in gunny bags. The Court said "It is shocking" and directed the Chief Medical Officer of Civil hospital of Mathura to ensure last rites of any deceased women in the shelter homes be performed per...
