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Two Officials Found Responsible For 'Negligence' In Tirupati Stampede Case
The report also highlighted that despite the availability of two ambulances, the injured could not be transported efficiently, contributing to the fatalities.
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Ex Bureaucrat, Former Top Cop, Retired Judge: Who's On Sambhal Mosque Body
A three-member Judicial Inquiry Commission, to be headed by Justice Devendra Kumar Arora (Retired), will probe the violence in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal.
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3-Member Judicial Commission To Probe Hathras Stampede That Killed 121
Retired judge of the Allahabad High Court Brijesh Kumar Srivastav will head the three-member judicial inquiry commission set up by the Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday to probe the Hathras stampede incident, according to an official statement.
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3-Member Judicial Commission To Probe Into Kerala Boat Tragedy
The Kerala government on Wednesday constituted a three-member judicial commission to investigate into the tourist boat accident that claimed the lives of 22 people in Malappuram district three days ago.
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Kerala Solar Scam: Saritha Nair Cross-Examined During In-Camera Proceedings
Biju Radhakrishnan, a prime accused in the solar panel scam, today cross-examined his partner and co-accused Saritha S Nair during in-camera proceedings held in the chamber of the Judicial Commission probing the scandal.
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Kerala Chief Minister Testifies Before Solar Judicial Commission
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today for the first time appeared before a judicial commission probing the solar panel scam that has rocked the state since 2013 and testified for several hours.
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Punjab 'Fake' Encounters, Paddy Scam In Bihar Raised In Lok Sabha
Several issues, including human rights violations in "fake" encounters in Punjab, an alleged paddy procurement scam in Bihar, the plight of onion growers in Maharashtra and the need for gender budgeting were raised in the Lok Sabha today.
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Halt Indonesia Drug Executions Until Graft Claims Probed: Australia
Australia on Monday urged Indonesia to ensure all legal processes have been cleared of corruption before executing two of its nationals as bribery allegations surfaced regarding their drug smuggling trial.
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Once-Bitten Modi Government Plays Safe, Attempts Consensus on Key Bill
Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has written to 26 parties for their views on the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill.
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26/11 terror attack case: Pak panel records statement of Investigating Officer
The 8-member Judicial Commission from Pakistan, here to record statements of four key witnesses in the November 26 Mumbai terror attacks case, today took down the versions of the Investigating Officer and two doctors (who had conducted post-mortem of victims).
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26/11: Pak commission can't cross-examine Indian witnesses
The Pakistan judicial panel on 26/11, which is in India, has been denied permission to cross-examine the Indian witnesses.
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26/11 Pak commission in Mumbai; wants to cross-examine four witnesses
The Pakistani Judicial Commission on the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks arrived in Mumbai today to find more evidence against the seven accused being tried in Pakistan. Speaking exclusively to NDTV, commission member Fawad Sher said that they will request the Indian judge presiding over the hearing to allow them to cross examine the four witnesses.
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26/11 probe: Pak judicial commission to visit India on March 12
A Pakistani judicial commission will visit India on March 12 as part of the probe into the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Friday.
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26/11: Bombay HC okays Pak judicial commission's visit in Feb
Bombay High Court has given its consent to a Pakistani judicial commission to interview key persons linked to the probe of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. The High Court has informed the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) that the in-principle approval for the visit of the Pakistani judicial commission has been given and the team may come in first week...
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New law proposed on judges' appointment
Even as members of the Rajya Sabha created history by voting to impeach Justice Soumitra Sen of the Kolkata High Court on corruption charges, concerns have come to the fore about the manner in which judges are appointed. Now the government wants to push forward a new law, whereby judges will not be appointed by judges alone, as is the current pract...
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Two Officials Found Responsible For 'Negligence' In Tirupati Stampede Case
The report also highlighted that despite the availability of two ambulances, the injured could not be transported efficiently, contributing to the fatalities.
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Ex Bureaucrat, Former Top Cop, Retired Judge: Who's On Sambhal Mosque Body
A three-member Judicial Inquiry Commission, to be headed by Justice Devendra Kumar Arora (Retired), will probe the violence in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal.
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3-Member Judicial Commission To Probe Hathras Stampede That Killed 121
Retired judge of the Allahabad High Court Brijesh Kumar Srivastav will head the three-member judicial inquiry commission set up by the Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday to probe the Hathras stampede incident, according to an official statement.
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3-Member Judicial Commission To Probe Into Kerala Boat Tragedy
The Kerala government on Wednesday constituted a three-member judicial commission to investigate into the tourist boat accident that claimed the lives of 22 people in Malappuram district three days ago.
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Kerala Solar Scam: Saritha Nair Cross-Examined During In-Camera Proceedings
Biju Radhakrishnan, a prime accused in the solar panel scam, today cross-examined his partner and co-accused Saritha S Nair during in-camera proceedings held in the chamber of the Judicial Commission probing the scandal.
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Kerala Chief Minister Testifies Before Solar Judicial Commission
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today for the first time appeared before a judicial commission probing the solar panel scam that has rocked the state since 2013 and testified for several hours.
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Punjab 'Fake' Encounters, Paddy Scam In Bihar Raised In Lok Sabha
Several issues, including human rights violations in "fake" encounters in Punjab, an alleged paddy procurement scam in Bihar, the plight of onion growers in Maharashtra and the need for gender budgeting were raised in the Lok Sabha today.
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Halt Indonesia Drug Executions Until Graft Claims Probed: Australia
Australia on Monday urged Indonesia to ensure all legal processes have been cleared of corruption before executing two of its nationals as bribery allegations surfaced regarding their drug smuggling trial.
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Once-Bitten Modi Government Plays Safe, Attempts Consensus on Key Bill
Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has written to 26 parties for their views on the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill.
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26/11 terror attack case: Pak panel records statement of Investigating Officer
The 8-member Judicial Commission from Pakistan, here to record statements of four key witnesses in the November 26 Mumbai terror attacks case, today took down the versions of the Investigating Officer and two doctors (who had conducted post-mortem of victims).
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26/11: Pak commission can't cross-examine Indian witnesses
The Pakistan judicial panel on 26/11, which is in India, has been denied permission to cross-examine the Indian witnesses.
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26/11 Pak commission in Mumbai; wants to cross-examine four witnesses
The Pakistani Judicial Commission on the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks arrived in Mumbai today to find more evidence against the seven accused being tried in Pakistan. Speaking exclusively to NDTV, commission member Fawad Sher said that they will request the Indian judge presiding over the hearing to allow them to cross examine the four witnesses.
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26/11 probe: Pak judicial commission to visit India on March 12
A Pakistani judicial commission will visit India on March 12 as part of the probe into the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Friday.
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26/11: Bombay HC okays Pak judicial commission's visit in Feb
Bombay High Court has given its consent to a Pakistani judicial commission to interview key persons linked to the probe of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks. The High Court has informed the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) that the in-principle approval for the visit of the Pakistani judicial commission has been given and the team may come in first week...
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New law proposed on judges' appointment
Even as members of the Rajya Sabha created history by voting to impeach Justice Soumitra Sen of the Kolkata High Court on corruption charges, concerns have come to the fore about the manner in which judges are appointed. Now the government wants to push forward a new law, whereby judges will not be appointed by judges alone, as is the current pract...
