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Lawyers Cannot Go On Strike Or Abstain From Judicial Works: Supreme Court
Supreme Court today said lawyers cannot go on strike or abstain from work and directed all high courts to constitute grievance redressal committee at the state level headed by the chief justice.
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Government May Set Up Committees to Redress User Grievance Against Social Media Platforms: Officials
The government plans to set up appellate committees to redress grievances that users may have against the way social media platforms initially addressed their complaints regarding content and other issues, officials said. Amendments may provide for social media platforms to acknowledge within 24 hours user complaints and resolve them within 15 days...
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Delhi Assembly Panel Examines Witnesses On Complaints Against Facebook
Delhi Assembly's Peace and Harmony Committee examined two witnesses on complaints against Facebook, and both stressed the need for "more transparency" in the operation, functioning as well as grievance redressal system of the social media giant, a statement of the panel said.
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Amendments to Karnataka Medical Bill Aimed At Bettering Healthcare
The revolutionary, Karnataka private medical bill emphasizes on the cost of treatments, additional charges and most importantly the payment of dues at the the time of death.
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Small Factories Bill Likely to Come Up in Next Parliament Session
The The Small Factories (Facilitation and Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Services) Bill, 2015, which aims to regulate the employment and other conditions of service of employees employed in small factories, is likely to be tabled in next Parliament session.
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Lawyers Cannot Go On Strike Or Abstain From Judicial Works: Supreme Court
Supreme Court today said lawyers cannot go on strike or abstain from work and directed all high courts to constitute grievance redressal committee at the state level headed by the chief justice.
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Government May Set Up Committees to Redress User Grievance Against Social Media Platforms: Officials
The government plans to set up appellate committees to redress grievances that users may have against the way social media platforms initially addressed their complaints regarding content and other issues, officials said. Amendments may provide for social media platforms to acknowledge within 24 hours user complaints and resolve them within 15 days...
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Delhi Assembly Panel Examines Witnesses On Complaints Against Facebook
Delhi Assembly's Peace and Harmony Committee examined two witnesses on complaints against Facebook, and both stressed the need for "more transparency" in the operation, functioning as well as grievance redressal system of the social media giant, a statement of the panel said.
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Amendments to Karnataka Medical Bill Aimed At Bettering Healthcare
The revolutionary, Karnataka private medical bill emphasizes on the cost of treatments, additional charges and most importantly the payment of dues at the the time of death.
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Small Factories Bill Likely to Come Up in Next Parliament Session
The The Small Factories (Facilitation and Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Services) Bill, 2015, which aims to regulate the employment and other conditions of service of employees employed in small factories, is likely to be tabled in next Parliament session.
