Parliamentary Standing Committee On Home Affairs
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Medical Insanity Cannot Be Ground For Accused's Acquittal: Parliament Panel
A parliamentary panel has observed that mere medical insanity cannot be a ground for the acquittal of an accused and legal insanity is required to be proved for claiming a valid defence.
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Opposition MPs Question "Haste" In Adopting Report On New Criminal Laws
Opposition MPs in the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs have questioned the "haste" in adopting the draft reports on the three bills to replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act, as a meeting has been called later this week.
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Opposition MPs Walk Out Of Parliamentary Panel Meet Over Manipur Crisis
Opposition members walked out of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs meeting on Thursday after their demand to discuss the situation in Manipur was denied by the panel chief, sources said.
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Parliament Panel Flags Conviction Rate Of Crimes Against Women, Children
A parliamentary panel has expressed dismay over the "abysmally low" conviction rate in crimes against women and children in the country and suggested that the government work out a mechanism to gather information on reasons for the delay.
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Parliamentary Standing Committee On Home Affairs To Visit J&K, Ladakh
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs is likely to visit Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh from August 17 to 22.
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Test Large Sample Size Before Vaccine Cleared For Emergency Use: Panel
Any vaccine against COVID-19 should be granted emergency use authorisation only after proper consideration and conducting its trials on a sufficient sample size, a parliamentary panel chaired by senior Congress leader Anand Sharma has recommended to the government.
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37 Per Cent of India's Minor Ports Defenceless: Parliamentary Panel Expresses 'Shock'
A Parliamentary committee has expressed its "shock" over a special report prepared by the Intelligence Bureau (IB) which found that about 37 per cent of minor ports in the country are absolutely defenceless.
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Medical Insanity Cannot Be Ground For Accused's Acquittal: Parliament Panel
A parliamentary panel has observed that mere medical insanity cannot be a ground for the acquittal of an accused and legal insanity is required to be proved for claiming a valid defence.
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Opposition MPs Question "Haste" In Adopting Report On New Criminal Laws
Opposition MPs in the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs have questioned the "haste" in adopting the draft reports on the three bills to replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act, as a meeting has been called later this week.
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Opposition MPs Walk Out Of Parliamentary Panel Meet Over Manipur Crisis
Opposition members walked out of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs meeting on Thursday after their demand to discuss the situation in Manipur was denied by the panel chief, sources said.
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Parliament Panel Flags Conviction Rate Of Crimes Against Women, Children
A parliamentary panel has expressed dismay over the "abysmally low" conviction rate in crimes against women and children in the country and suggested that the government work out a mechanism to gather information on reasons for the delay.
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Parliamentary Standing Committee On Home Affairs To Visit J&K, Ladakh
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs is likely to visit Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh from August 17 to 22.
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Test Large Sample Size Before Vaccine Cleared For Emergency Use: Panel
Any vaccine against COVID-19 should be granted emergency use authorisation only after proper consideration and conducting its trials on a sufficient sample size, a parliamentary panel chaired by senior Congress leader Anand Sharma has recommended to the government.
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37 Per Cent of India's Minor Ports Defenceless: Parliamentary Panel Expresses 'Shock'
A Parliamentary committee has expressed its "shock" over a special report prepared by the Intelligence Bureau (IB) which found that about 37 per cent of minor ports in the country are absolutely defenceless.
