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Bill To Allow 8 Republicans To Seek Damages For Capitol Riot Probe
Legislation moving through Congress that would end the government shutdown in the US would also allow eight Republican senators to seek hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for the capitol riot probe done by the Biden administration.
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'Advent Of Mobile Phones Leading To Loneliness, People Taking Extreme Step': Judge
Justice Shekhar Yadav of the Allahabad High Court said that due to the advent of mobile phones, communication between family members has come to an end, leading to loneliness and forcing people to commit suicide.
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Nepal's Former Chief Justice Picked By Gen Z To Lead Talks With Army
The former Chief Justice of Nepal, Sushila Karki, will be the representative of the Gen Z protesters for the negotiations with the Army. This was the decision of the protesters after a marathon 6-hour meeting this evening.
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12 MPs Who Have Abstained From Voting In Vice Presidential Election
Voting has ended for the vice presidential election, with the lawmakers choosing between the BJP-led ruling alliance's pick of Maharashtra Governor CP Radhakrishnan and the INDIA bloc's ex-Supreme Court judge, Justice B Sudershan Reddy.
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Voting Ends For Vice President Polls, Results Expected Shortly: 10 Points
India will welcome a new Vice President by nightfall September 9. But will it be the BJP-led ruling alliance's pick of Maharashtra Governor CP Radhakrishnan? Or will the INDIA bloc's ex-Supreme Court judge, Justice B Sudershan Reddy, deliver a shock?
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"Sensitivity Matters Most": Mohan Bhagwat Says Support Constitutional Quota
Mohan Bhagwat, chief of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP, said his organisation supports the reservation policy "as mandated by the Constitution", debunking the perception that they are opposed to caste-based quota.
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Farmers Protest To Justice Varma Case, When J Dhankhar Crossed 'Lakshman Rekha'
Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned as Vice President Monday and brought the curtain down on a three-year tenure dotted with drama, controversies, and no end of spats with opposition leaders.
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Talk But With Care: On Freedom Of Speech, Supreme Court Advises Restraint
Freedom of speech and expression is important but citizens must exercise restraint, the Supreme Court said today while hearing an appeal over a controversial post on X.
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End Inequality To Be Truly Democratic, Says Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai said at an event in Milan that Without addressing the structural inequalities that marginalise large sections of society, no nation can claim to be truly progressive or democratic.
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Google Could Use AI to Extend Search Monopoly, DOJ Says as Trial Begins
The Justice Department is seeking an order that would require Google to sell its Chrome browser and take other measures to end what a judge found was its monopoly in online search. Prosecutors have compared the lawsuit to past cases that resulted in the break up of AT&T and Standard Oil.
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Woman Seeks To End Pregnancy Due To Marital Issues, Court Asks To Mediate
A division bench of Justices Ravindra Ghuge and Pravin Patil in the order passed on January 27 said the dispute between the couple was not major and could be resolved amicably.
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Top Court Ex Judge Madan Lokur Appointed Head Of UN Internal Justice Council
Former Supreme Court judge Madan B Lokur has been appointed as chairperson of the United Nations Internal Justice Council for a term ending on November 12, 2028.
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DY Chandrachud's Last Working Day: What Do Chief Justices Do After Term Ends
The role of the Chief Justice of India (CJI) is central to upholding justice and safeguarding the Constitution.
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Japanese Man Acquitted Of 1966 Murders After 45 Years On Death Row
A Japanese man said to have spent the world's longest time on death row was acquitted of murder on Thursday, his legal team said, ending his family's search for justice after a wrongful conviction for crimes committed nearly 60 years ago.
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"Unless It Defeats Ends Of Justice...": Supreme Court On Denying Bail To Juvenile
The Supreme Court has said bail cannot be denied to a juvenile in a criminal case unless the court records that the minor is likely to be associated with a known criminal, be exposed to danger, or his release would defeat the ends of justice.
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Bill To Allow 8 Republicans To Seek Damages For Capitol Riot Probe
Legislation moving through Congress that would end the government shutdown in the US would also allow eight Republican senators to seek hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for the capitol riot probe done by the Biden administration.
-
'Advent Of Mobile Phones Leading To Loneliness, People Taking Extreme Step': Judge
Justice Shekhar Yadav of the Allahabad High Court said that due to the advent of mobile phones, communication between family members has come to an end, leading to loneliness and forcing people to commit suicide.
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Nepal's Former Chief Justice Picked By Gen Z To Lead Talks With Army
The former Chief Justice of Nepal, Sushila Karki, will be the representative of the Gen Z protesters for the negotiations with the Army. This was the decision of the protesters after a marathon 6-hour meeting this evening.
-
12 MPs Who Have Abstained From Voting In Vice Presidential Election
Voting has ended for the vice presidential election, with the lawmakers choosing between the BJP-led ruling alliance's pick of Maharashtra Governor CP Radhakrishnan and the INDIA bloc's ex-Supreme Court judge, Justice B Sudershan Reddy.
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Voting Ends For Vice President Polls, Results Expected Shortly: 10 Points
India will welcome a new Vice President by nightfall September 9. But will it be the BJP-led ruling alliance's pick of Maharashtra Governor CP Radhakrishnan? Or will the INDIA bloc's ex-Supreme Court judge, Justice B Sudershan Reddy, deliver a shock?
-
"Sensitivity Matters Most": Mohan Bhagwat Says Support Constitutional Quota
Mohan Bhagwat, chief of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the ideological mentor of the BJP, said his organisation supports the reservation policy "as mandated by the Constitution", debunking the perception that they are opposed to caste-based quota.
-
Farmers Protest To Justice Varma Case, When J Dhankhar Crossed 'Lakshman Rekha'
Jagdeep Dhankhar resigned as Vice President Monday and brought the curtain down on a three-year tenure dotted with drama, controversies, and no end of spats with opposition leaders.
-
Talk But With Care: On Freedom Of Speech, Supreme Court Advises Restraint
Freedom of speech and expression is important but citizens must exercise restraint, the Supreme Court said today while hearing an appeal over a controversial post on X.
-
End Inequality To Be Truly Democratic, Says Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai said at an event in Milan that Without addressing the structural inequalities that marginalise large sections of society, no nation can claim to be truly progressive or democratic.
-
Google Could Use AI to Extend Search Monopoly, DOJ Says as Trial Begins
The Justice Department is seeking an order that would require Google to sell its Chrome browser and take other measures to end what a judge found was its monopoly in online search. Prosecutors have compared the lawsuit to past cases that resulted in the break up of AT&T and Standard Oil.
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Woman Seeks To End Pregnancy Due To Marital Issues, Court Asks To Mediate
A division bench of Justices Ravindra Ghuge and Pravin Patil in the order passed on January 27 said the dispute between the couple was not major and could be resolved amicably.
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Top Court Ex Judge Madan Lokur Appointed Head Of UN Internal Justice Council
Former Supreme Court judge Madan B Lokur has been appointed as chairperson of the United Nations Internal Justice Council for a term ending on November 12, 2028.
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DY Chandrachud's Last Working Day: What Do Chief Justices Do After Term Ends
The role of the Chief Justice of India (CJI) is central to upholding justice and safeguarding the Constitution.
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Japanese Man Acquitted Of 1966 Murders After 45 Years On Death Row
A Japanese man said to have spent the world's longest time on death row was acquitted of murder on Thursday, his legal team said, ending his family's search for justice after a wrongful conviction for crimes committed nearly 60 years ago.
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"Unless It Defeats Ends Of Justice...": Supreme Court On Denying Bail To Juvenile
The Supreme Court has said bail cannot be denied to a juvenile in a criminal case unless the court records that the minor is likely to be associated with a known criminal, be exposed to danger, or his release would defeat the ends of justice.
