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"Our Role Not To Echo Passions Of Moment": What Top Court Said In Dog Order
In its order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court has said the judiciary bears the sole responsibility to "possess the courage and strength" to remind people of truths that they may not prefer to hear.
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"Plea Not Worth Entertaining": Supreme Court Setback For Judge In Cash Row
The Supreme Court has knocked back Justice Yashwant Varma's challenge of an in-house committee that recommended his impeachment over burnt piles of money found at his Delhi home in March.
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"Judiciary Failed Me": Judge Resigns Over Senior's High Court Appointment
A woman civil judge resigned today after a senior she accused of harassment and misconduct was appointed as the judge of the Madhya Pradesh High Court recently.
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How Will Legal Lifeline For Soldiers Work? Supreme Court Judge Explains
Soldiers brave everything from harsh terrain to enemy fire to protect the country, and the judiciary wants to ensure it can do everything possible for them and their families, Supreme Court judge Justice Surya Kant has said.
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Shudras And Savarnas: High Court's Explosive Critique Of Judicial Practices
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has drawn a shocking parallel between the treatment of district and high court judges, referring to the relationship between the higher and lower judiciary as that of "serfs" under feudal lords.
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Jagdeep Dhankhar Resigns: Outspoken Vice President Who Took On Judiciary
Jagdeep Dhankhar, who bowed out of office of India's 14th Vice President today two years ahead of schedule citing his health, had made his mark both in Rajya Sabha as well as in Bengal as the Governor of the state.
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"100 MPs Have Signed": Kiren Rijiju On Impeachment Move In Judge Cash Row
Over 100 MPs have signed their consent to bring an impeachment motion in Parliament against Justice Yashwant Varma, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said, a day before the Monsoon Session begins
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Kerala High Court Bans Use Of AI Tools In Judicial Decision-Making
The High Court has come out with the 'Policy Regarding Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools in District Judiciary' for a responsible and restricted use of AI in judicial functions.
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Shashi Tharoor's Sanjay Gandhi Flashback Post In New Provocation For Congress
In another move that is likely to widen his rift with the Congress leadership, senior party leader Shashi Tharoor has written an article on the Emergency imposed by the Indira Gandhi government in 1975.
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Vice President Warns Of 'Ides Of March' For Judiciary After Cash-At-Home Row
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said he hopes a criminal investigation will be launched into the large stash of cash found at a judge's official residence, comparing the incident to the "Ides of March".
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"Those Who Fought Emergency Should Always Be Remembered": PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat
Speaking in his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, PM Modi said those who imposed the Emergency not only murdered the Constitution but also made judiciary their puppet.
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In Parliament vs Constitution Row, Chief Justice BR Gavai Weighs In, Says...
The Constitution is the final legal authority in a democracy and all three wings - the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary - must work together and under it, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai said Wednesday.
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"Aim Was To Preserve Dynastic Rule": Amit Shah On Emergency
The Emergency, imposed 50 years ago, by a despotic ruler, whose sole aim was to preserve her dynastic rule, was one of the darkest chapters in India's history, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday.
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"Emergency Was Reflection Of Congress' Anti-Democratic Mentality": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday the Emergency was not a national necessity but a reflection of the anti-democratic mentality of the Congress and "just one person", a reference to then prime minister Indira Gandhi.
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Constitution Is A "Quiet Revolution" Uplifting Oppressed: Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India (CJI) B R Gavai has described the Constitution as a "quiet revolution etched in ink" and a transformative force that not only guarantees rights but actively uplifts the historically oppressed.
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"Our Role Not To Echo Passions Of Moment": What Top Court Said In Dog Order
In its order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court has said the judiciary bears the sole responsibility to "possess the courage and strength" to remind people of truths that they may not prefer to hear.
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"Plea Not Worth Entertaining": Supreme Court Setback For Judge In Cash Row
The Supreme Court has knocked back Justice Yashwant Varma's challenge of an in-house committee that recommended his impeachment over burnt piles of money found at his Delhi home in March.
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"Judiciary Failed Me": Judge Resigns Over Senior's High Court Appointment
A woman civil judge resigned today after a senior she accused of harassment and misconduct was appointed as the judge of the Madhya Pradesh High Court recently.
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How Will Legal Lifeline For Soldiers Work? Supreme Court Judge Explains
Soldiers brave everything from harsh terrain to enemy fire to protect the country, and the judiciary wants to ensure it can do everything possible for them and their families, Supreme Court judge Justice Surya Kant has said.
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Shudras And Savarnas: High Court's Explosive Critique Of Judicial Practices
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has drawn a shocking parallel between the treatment of district and high court judges, referring to the relationship between the higher and lower judiciary as that of "serfs" under feudal lords.
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Jagdeep Dhankhar Resigns: Outspoken Vice President Who Took On Judiciary
Jagdeep Dhankhar, who bowed out of office of India's 14th Vice President today two years ahead of schedule citing his health, had made his mark both in Rajya Sabha as well as in Bengal as the Governor of the state.
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"100 MPs Have Signed": Kiren Rijiju On Impeachment Move In Judge Cash Row
Over 100 MPs have signed their consent to bring an impeachment motion in Parliament against Justice Yashwant Varma, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said, a day before the Monsoon Session begins
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Kerala High Court Bans Use Of AI Tools In Judicial Decision-Making
The High Court has come out with the 'Policy Regarding Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools in District Judiciary' for a responsible and restricted use of AI in judicial functions.
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Shashi Tharoor's Sanjay Gandhi Flashback Post In New Provocation For Congress
In another move that is likely to widen his rift with the Congress leadership, senior party leader Shashi Tharoor has written an article on the Emergency imposed by the Indira Gandhi government in 1975.
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Vice President Warns Of 'Ides Of March' For Judiciary After Cash-At-Home Row
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said he hopes a criminal investigation will be launched into the large stash of cash found at a judge's official residence, comparing the incident to the "Ides of March".
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"Those Who Fought Emergency Should Always Be Remembered": PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat
Speaking in his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, PM Modi said those who imposed the Emergency not only murdered the Constitution but also made judiciary their puppet.
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In Parliament vs Constitution Row, Chief Justice BR Gavai Weighs In, Says...
The Constitution is the final legal authority in a democracy and all three wings - the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary - must work together and under it, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai said Wednesday.
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"Aim Was To Preserve Dynastic Rule": Amit Shah On Emergency
The Emergency, imposed 50 years ago, by a despotic ruler, whose sole aim was to preserve her dynastic rule, was one of the darkest chapters in India's history, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday.
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"Emergency Was Reflection Of Congress' Anti-Democratic Mentality": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday the Emergency was not a national necessity but a reflection of the anti-democratic mentality of the Congress and "just one person", a reference to then prime minister Indira Gandhi.
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Constitution Is A "Quiet Revolution" Uplifting Oppressed: Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India (CJI) B R Gavai has described the Constitution as a "quiet revolution etched in ink" and a transformative force that not only guarantees rights but actively uplifts the historically oppressed.
