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Madhya Pradesh Congress Writes To Chief Justice Over Ambedkar Statue Row
Amid the dispute over proposed installation of B.R. Ambedkar's statue near the Gwalior bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court, the Congress has made its entry into the conflict.
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Hijab Row: 3-Judge Bench Headed By Karnataka Chief Justice To Hear Case Tomorrow
Muslim girls in several colleges in the state were recently denied entry into classrooms for wearing headscarves, which college authorities claim is not allowed.
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Madras High Court Bench Deletes Remarks Made By Single Judge Against Actor Vijay
A division bench of the Madras High Court on Tuesday expunged the adverse remarks made by a single judge against top Tamil actor Vijay on the issue of entry tax over the import of a luxury car from England in 2012.
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Top Court To Hear Issue Of Women's Entry In Sabarimala Temple Today
A nine-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court is scheduled to commence on Monday hearing a batch of pleas on the issue of allowing women of all ages to enter Kerala's Sabarimala temple, along with other contentious issues of alleged discrimination against Muslim and Parsi women.
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9-Judge Top Court Bench To Decide On Entry Of Women Into Sabarimala
A nine-judge Constitution bench of Supreme Court will hear from January 13, the issue of allowing women and girls of all ages to enter Kerala's Sabarimala temple along with other contentious issues of alleged discrimination against Muslim and Parsi women.
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Sabarimala Verdict Not "Final" Yet, Larger Bench To Decide: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said its 2018 verdict allowing entry of girls and women of all ages into the Ayyappa temple at Kerala's Sabarimala was not the "final word" as the matter was referred to a larger bench.
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Sabarimala All-Women Entry Continues, Larger Bench To Take Up Objections
Sabarimala Case Supreme Court: Whether the Supreme Court should review its decision to end the ban on women between 10 and 50 entering Kerala's Sabarimala Temple will be taken up by a larger seven-judge bench.
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Top Court Verdict Shortly On Petitions Against Rafale, Sabarimala Orders: 10 Points
The Supreme Court will announce verdicts on review petitions against its orders in two important cases shortly - the entry of women in Sabarimala temple and the Rafale deal. In the Sabarimala case, a five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver judgment on petitions seeking review of its September 2018 order that a...
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Top Court Verdict Tomorrow On Petitions Against Sabarimala, Rafale Orders
The Supreme Court will announce verdicts on review petitions against its orders in two important cases tomorrow - entry of women in Sabarimala temple and the Rafale deal. In the Sabarimala case, a five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver judgement on petitions seeking review of its September 2018 order that allowed mens...
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Ensure Round-The-Clock Security To 2 Women Who Entered Sabarimala: Court
The two women who entered Kerala's Sabarimala temple earlier this month need to be provided security round-the-clock, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a plea on their protection.The bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi also directed that the Kerala government will be responsible for their security.
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2 Different Voices In Supreme Court Are Dangerous: Attorney General
Attorney General K K Venugopal on Saturday expressed concern over the Supreme Court relying on the concept of constitutional morality after it gave a 4:1 verdict in the Sabarimala case and said it might be used now for the purpose of testing laws. On September 28, a five-judge Constitution bench, headed by the then Chief Justice Dipak Misra, in a 4...
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Supreme Court To Hear Petitions Challenging Its Sabarimala Verdict Today
The Supreme Court will consider today a batch of petitions seeking the recall of the constitution bench verdict allowing the entry of women in the age group of 10 to 50 years at Lord Ayyappa's temple at Sabarimala.
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All About Justice Indu Malhotra, Who Dissented In Sabarimala Verdict
As a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court struck down the ban on the entry of women into Kerala's renowned Sabarimala Temple, the only woman judge on the bench, Indu Malhotra, dissented with the majority verdict, saying courts must not interfere with issues concerning "deep religious sentiments".
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"My Daughters Won't Go To Sabarimala": Ex-Temple Board Head On Verdict
As the Supreme Court today ended a centuries-old restriction on women entering Kerala's renowned Sabarimala temple, its former head declared that his family would not follow the order. A five-judge Supreme Court bench said denying entry to women only because they are menstruating violates the constitutional right to equality and is "almost like unt...
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Why Justice Indu Malhotra, Only Woman On Bench, Dissented On Sabarimala
Justice Indu Malhotra, the only woman in the five-judge bench of the Supreme Court that ruled today that women of all ages must be allowed in Kerala's renowned Sabarimala temple, gave a dissenting judgment, disagreeing with her peers.
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Madhya Pradesh Congress Writes To Chief Justice Over Ambedkar Statue Row
Amid the dispute over proposed installation of B.R. Ambedkar's statue near the Gwalior bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court, the Congress has made its entry into the conflict.
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Hijab Row: 3-Judge Bench Headed By Karnataka Chief Justice To Hear Case Tomorrow
Muslim girls in several colleges in the state were recently denied entry into classrooms for wearing headscarves, which college authorities claim is not allowed.
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Madras High Court Bench Deletes Remarks Made By Single Judge Against Actor Vijay
A division bench of the Madras High Court on Tuesday expunged the adverse remarks made by a single judge against top Tamil actor Vijay on the issue of entry tax over the import of a luxury car from England in 2012.
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Top Court To Hear Issue Of Women's Entry In Sabarimala Temple Today
A nine-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court is scheduled to commence on Monday hearing a batch of pleas on the issue of allowing women of all ages to enter Kerala's Sabarimala temple, along with other contentious issues of alleged discrimination against Muslim and Parsi women.
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9-Judge Top Court Bench To Decide On Entry Of Women Into Sabarimala
A nine-judge Constitution bench of Supreme Court will hear from January 13, the issue of allowing women and girls of all ages to enter Kerala's Sabarimala temple along with other contentious issues of alleged discrimination against Muslim and Parsi women.
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Sabarimala Verdict Not "Final" Yet, Larger Bench To Decide: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today said its 2018 verdict allowing entry of girls and women of all ages into the Ayyappa temple at Kerala's Sabarimala was not the "final word" as the matter was referred to a larger bench.
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Sabarimala All-Women Entry Continues, Larger Bench To Take Up Objections
Sabarimala Case Supreme Court: Whether the Supreme Court should review its decision to end the ban on women between 10 and 50 entering Kerala's Sabarimala Temple will be taken up by a larger seven-judge bench.
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Top Court Verdict Shortly On Petitions Against Rafale, Sabarimala Orders: 10 Points
The Supreme Court will announce verdicts on review petitions against its orders in two important cases shortly - the entry of women in Sabarimala temple and the Rafale deal. In the Sabarimala case, a five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver judgment on petitions seeking review of its September 2018 order that a...
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Top Court Verdict Tomorrow On Petitions Against Sabarimala, Rafale Orders
The Supreme Court will announce verdicts on review petitions against its orders in two important cases tomorrow - entry of women in Sabarimala temple and the Rafale deal. In the Sabarimala case, a five-member bench, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, will deliver judgement on petitions seeking review of its September 2018 order that allowed mens...
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Ensure Round-The-Clock Security To 2 Women Who Entered Sabarimala: Court
The two women who entered Kerala's Sabarimala temple earlier this month need to be provided security round-the-clock, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a plea on their protection.The bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi also directed that the Kerala government will be responsible for their security.
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2 Different Voices In Supreme Court Are Dangerous: Attorney General
Attorney General K K Venugopal on Saturday expressed concern over the Supreme Court relying on the concept of constitutional morality after it gave a 4:1 verdict in the Sabarimala case and said it might be used now for the purpose of testing laws. On September 28, a five-judge Constitution bench, headed by the then Chief Justice Dipak Misra, in a 4...
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Supreme Court To Hear Petitions Challenging Its Sabarimala Verdict Today
The Supreme Court will consider today a batch of petitions seeking the recall of the constitution bench verdict allowing the entry of women in the age group of 10 to 50 years at Lord Ayyappa's temple at Sabarimala.
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All About Justice Indu Malhotra, Who Dissented In Sabarimala Verdict
As a five-judge bench of the Supreme Court struck down the ban on the entry of women into Kerala's renowned Sabarimala Temple, the only woman judge on the bench, Indu Malhotra, dissented with the majority verdict, saying courts must not interfere with issues concerning "deep religious sentiments".
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"My Daughters Won't Go To Sabarimala": Ex-Temple Board Head On Verdict
As the Supreme Court today ended a centuries-old restriction on women entering Kerala's renowned Sabarimala temple, its former head declared that his family would not follow the order. A five-judge Supreme Court bench said denying entry to women only because they are menstruating violates the constitutional right to equality and is "almost like unt...
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Why Justice Indu Malhotra, Only Woman On Bench, Dissented On Sabarimala
Justice Indu Malhotra, the only woman in the five-judge bench of the Supreme Court that ruled today that women of all ages must be allowed in Kerala's renowned Sabarimala temple, gave a dissenting judgment, disagreeing with her peers.
