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Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
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"Annihilation Of Religion": Top Court Warning On Excessive Intervention
"If each person goes and says, 'I do not want this practice,' then what remains? This kind of interpretation will be a disaster for the entire concept of religion itself," said Justice MM Sundresh .
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Sabarimala-Linked Case Before Top Court Bench Impacts Other Religions Too
The second article of the five-part series highlights how religions across the board will be impacted by the Sabarimala case before the nine-judge bench
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Amid TCS Nashik Row, Plea In Top Court To Curb Deceitful Religious Conversion
Article 25 gives freedom of conscience, profession, practice and propagation of religion, subject to public order, health and morality, the plea said.
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Can't Hollow Out Religion In Name Of Reforms: Supreme Court In Sabarimala Case
Chief Justice Surya Kant remarked that perhaps the most difficult task for the court is facing is how to declare that the beliefs held by millions of people are incorrect or erroneous.
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Exclusion From Temples Not Good For Hinduism: Top Court In Sabarimala Hearing
"If you say it is a matter of religion -- that only my section must attend my temple and no one else, that is not good for Hinduism," Justice BV Nagarathna said.
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Right To Religion Not Absolute: Kerala Switches Side On Sabarimala Review
Hours before the scheduled hearing, the Kerala government requested to be heard alongside those seeking to uphold Sabarimala traditions. The state has requested for an hour to present its position.
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'Can't Claim One Religion As Only True One': Allahabad High Court On Priest's Plea
According to the FIR, the applicant allegedly held prayer meetings where he repeatedly stated that Christianity was the only true religion.
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'Don't Vilify Any Community': Supreme Court's Message On 'Ghooskhor Pandat'
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that public figures, particularly those holding high constitutional offices, such as ministers, must not target any community on the basis of religion, caste, language, or region, as it violates the Constitution.
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Laws Shouldn't Create Discord Between Religions, Should Unify Them: Court
The Kerala High Court has said that statutes, rules and regulations should not become instruments for creating discord or disharmony between religious, castes or communities, instead they should function as a unifying force.
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Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
-
"Annihilation Of Religion": Top Court Warning On Excessive Intervention
"If each person goes and says, 'I do not want this practice,' then what remains? This kind of interpretation will be a disaster for the entire concept of religion itself," said Justice MM Sundresh .
-
Sabarimala-Linked Case Before Top Court Bench Impacts Other Religions Too
The second article of the five-part series highlights how religions across the board will be impacted by the Sabarimala case before the nine-judge bench
-
Amid TCS Nashik Row, Plea In Top Court To Curb Deceitful Religious Conversion
Article 25 gives freedom of conscience, profession, practice and propagation of religion, subject to public order, health and morality, the plea said.
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Can't Hollow Out Religion In Name Of Reforms: Supreme Court In Sabarimala Case
Chief Justice Surya Kant remarked that perhaps the most difficult task for the court is facing is how to declare that the beliefs held by millions of people are incorrect or erroneous.
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Exclusion From Temples Not Good For Hinduism: Top Court In Sabarimala Hearing
"If you say it is a matter of religion -- that only my section must attend my temple and no one else, that is not good for Hinduism," Justice BV Nagarathna said.
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Right To Religion Not Absolute: Kerala Switches Side On Sabarimala Review
Hours before the scheduled hearing, the Kerala government requested to be heard alongside those seeking to uphold Sabarimala traditions. The state has requested for an hour to present its position.
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'Can't Claim One Religion As Only True One': Allahabad High Court On Priest's Plea
According to the FIR, the applicant allegedly held prayer meetings where he repeatedly stated that Christianity was the only true religion.
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'Don't Vilify Any Community': Supreme Court's Message On 'Ghooskhor Pandat'
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that public figures, particularly those holding high constitutional offices, such as ministers, must not target any community on the basis of religion, caste, language, or region, as it violates the Constitution.
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Laws Shouldn't Create Discord Between Religions, Should Unify Them: Court
The Kerala High Court has said that statutes, rules and regulations should not become instruments for creating discord or disharmony between religious, castes or communities, instead they should function as a unifying force.
