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5,000 Undertrial Prisoners In Jail Despite Being Granted Bail. Here's Why
The National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that as per recent data about 5,000 undertrial prisoners were in jails despite being granted bail and 1,417 of them have been released.
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"Need To Ensure Legal Cover To Marginalised Sections": Supreme Court Judge
Supreme Court judge Justice U U Lalit has expressed the need to ensure legal protection to the marginalised sections of the society
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Empowering Backward Sections Part Of Good Governance: Chief Justice
Asserting that empowering the backward and downtrodden sections of society is part of good governance, Chief Justice TS Thakur on Saturday said tribal people should get the benefits of government schemes.
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Shelter Homes: SC Orders Independent Verification Of Fund Utilization
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered independent verification of utilisation of funds for setting up of shelter homes for urban poor across the country.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre to Prepare Action Plan on Girl Trafficking
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to come out with an action plan to prevent trafficking of girls for sexual exploitation, their rescue and rehabilitation after holding discussions with all states.
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5,000 Undertrial Prisoners In Jail Despite Being Granted Bail. Here's Why
The National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that as per recent data about 5,000 undertrial prisoners were in jails despite being granted bail and 1,417 of them have been released.
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"Need To Ensure Legal Cover To Marginalised Sections": Supreme Court Judge
Supreme Court judge Justice U U Lalit has expressed the need to ensure legal protection to the marginalised sections of the society
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Empowering Backward Sections Part Of Good Governance: Chief Justice
Asserting that empowering the backward and downtrodden sections of society is part of good governance, Chief Justice TS Thakur on Saturday said tribal people should get the benefits of government schemes.
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Shelter Homes: SC Orders Independent Verification Of Fund Utilization
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered independent verification of utilisation of funds for setting up of shelter homes for urban poor across the country.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre to Prepare Action Plan on Girl Trafficking
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to come out with an action plan to prevent trafficking of girls for sexual exploitation, their rescue and rehabilitation after holding discussions with all states.
