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Indian Jurist Elected As Judge Of International Tribunal Of The Law Of The Sea
Bimal Patel is an esteemed educationalist, jurist and administrator, and during his professional career of over three decades, he has served in various roles.
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Chief Justice Of India, Former Chief Justices Invited To Ram Temple Ceremony
The Uttar Pradesh government's list of invitees also include over 50 jurists, including former chief justices, judges and top lawyers, as well as K Parasaran, the counsel for 'Ram Lalla'.
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Law Body Seeks Payment From China For Making "Exemplary Damages To World"
The London-based International Council of Jurists has urged the UN Human Rights Council to make China pay "exemplary damages" for its "grave offences against humanity", alleging the coronavirus pandemic is primarily a conspiracy of Beijing to catapult itself as a superpower.
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Students Can't Be Thrown Out Of Government Schools, Says Delhi High Court
Students cannot be thrown out of government schools, the Delhi High Court today said while hearing a plea seeking direction to the government to grant readmission to 42,503 children, who failed the class X CBSE exams this year.
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Indian Jurist Elected As Judge Of International Tribunal Of The Law Of The Sea
Bimal Patel is an esteemed educationalist, jurist and administrator, and during his professional career of over three decades, he has served in various roles.
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Chief Justice Of India, Former Chief Justices Invited To Ram Temple Ceremony
The Uttar Pradesh government's list of invitees also include over 50 jurists, including former chief justices, judges and top lawyers, as well as K Parasaran, the counsel for 'Ram Lalla'.
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Law Body Seeks Payment From China For Making "Exemplary Damages To World"
The London-based International Council of Jurists has urged the UN Human Rights Council to make China pay "exemplary damages" for its "grave offences against humanity", alleging the coronavirus pandemic is primarily a conspiracy of Beijing to catapult itself as a superpower.
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Students Can't Be Thrown Out Of Government Schools, Says Delhi High Court
Students cannot be thrown out of government schools, the Delhi High Court today said while hearing a plea seeking direction to the government to grant readmission to 42,503 children, who failed the class X CBSE exams this year.
