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"No Pressure On Collegium": Ex-Chief Justice BR Gavai Denies Central Interference
Former Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Thursday in an exclusive chat with IANS asserted that there is no government interference in the functioning or judgments of the judiciary.
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End Inequality To Be Truly Democratic, Says Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai said at an event in Milan that Without addressing the structural inequalities that marginalise large sections of society, no nation can claim to be truly progressive or democratic.
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Supreme Court Dedicates Web Page On Kesavananda Bharati Case Verdict
The Supreme Court on Monday dedicated a web page containing details of arguments, written submissions and the judgement in the historic Kesavananda Bharati case which laid down the path-breaking concept of the Basic Structure of the Constitution.
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"Extraordinary Attack On Judiciary": Congress On Vice President's Remarks
The Congress on Thursday described Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar's remarks questioning the landmark 1973 Kesavananda Bharati case verdict as an "extraordinary attack on the judiciary".
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"We Can't Have Ostrich-Like Stance": Vice President Takes On Judiciary
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar questioned the landmark 1973 Kesavananda Bharati case verdict that gave the basic structure doctrine, saying it set a bad precedent and if any authority questions Parliament's power to amend the Constitution.
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Kesavananda Bharati, Seer Behind Top Court Order On Basic Structure Of Constitution, Dies
Kesavananda Bharati, on whose petition the Supreme Court delivered the landmark judgement on the celebrated doctrine of basic structure of the Constitution, died on Sunday.
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Emergency Era Chief Justice Had 2 Hours To Accept Top Post, Reveals Book
Former Chief Justice of India AN Ray was given "two hours" to decide on accepting the top judicial post in the country in 1973, that had created a controversy as his appointment had led to the supersession of three senior judges of the top court, according to a latest book.
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"No Pressure On Collegium": Ex-Chief Justice BR Gavai Denies Central Interference
Former Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Thursday in an exclusive chat with IANS asserted that there is no government interference in the functioning or judgments of the judiciary.
-
End Inequality To Be Truly Democratic, Says Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai said at an event in Milan that Without addressing the structural inequalities that marginalise large sections of society, no nation can claim to be truly progressive or democratic.
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Supreme Court Dedicates Web Page On Kesavananda Bharati Case Verdict
The Supreme Court on Monday dedicated a web page containing details of arguments, written submissions and the judgement in the historic Kesavananda Bharati case which laid down the path-breaking concept of the Basic Structure of the Constitution.
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"Extraordinary Attack On Judiciary": Congress On Vice President's Remarks
The Congress on Thursday described Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar's remarks questioning the landmark 1973 Kesavananda Bharati case verdict as an "extraordinary attack on the judiciary".
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"We Can't Have Ostrich-Like Stance": Vice President Takes On Judiciary
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar questioned the landmark 1973 Kesavananda Bharati case verdict that gave the basic structure doctrine, saying it set a bad precedent and if any authority questions Parliament's power to amend the Constitution.
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Kesavananda Bharati, Seer Behind Top Court Order On Basic Structure Of Constitution, Dies
Kesavananda Bharati, on whose petition the Supreme Court delivered the landmark judgement on the celebrated doctrine of basic structure of the Constitution, died on Sunday.
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Emergency Era Chief Justice Had 2 Hours To Accept Top Post, Reveals Book
Former Chief Justice of India AN Ray was given "two hours" to decide on accepting the top judicial post in the country in 1973, that had created a controversy as his appointment had led to the supersession of three senior judges of the top court, according to a latest book.
