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"India A Democracy": Supreme Court Turns Away Plea On "Congress Toolkit"
The time has come to take action about the frivolous petitions filed in court, the Supreme Court said today, refusing to entertain a Public Interest Litigation that sought a probe by the National investigation Agency into the Congress toolkit case.
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Supreme Court Cancels 'Tie Rakhi For Bail' Order In Sex Assault Case
Supreme Court cancels Madhya Pradesh High Court order directing sex assault accused to get rakhi tied by woman as condition for bail
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Delhi High Court Puts A Stop To Nurses' Strike In AIIMS, Issues Notice
The nurses' strike at Delhi's prestigious All-India Institute of Medical Sciences cannot continue, the High Court said today after the hospital sought legal help to end it.
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Delhi Night Curfew To Be Decided Urgently, Government Tells Court
A night curfew in Delhi is under "active consideration" depending on the situation, the Delhi government told the High Court today amid a huge coronavirus surge which the city has not been able to shake off in a month. The government's response came after the court questioned it on the measures being taken to control the spike in daily cases, whic...
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Sudarshan TV Asked To "Modify" Future Show Episodes: Centre To Top Court
Private television channel Sudarshan TV can air the pending episodes of its hugely controversial programme 'Bindas Bol' only after suitable "modifications" and "moderations", the government said on Wednesday. The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting said the "UPSC Jihad" programme, which showed episodes on Muslims "infiltrating government service...
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Delhi Court To Take Call On MJ Akbar's Defamation Case On January 29
A Delhi court will decide next week if former Union Minister MJ Akbar's defamation suit against journalist Priya Ramani merits a trial and whether she should be summoned as an accused. Under the law, defamation carries a sentence of two-year jail term or fine or both. In case of a negative decision on January 29, Mr Akbar can appeal in a higher cou...
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Delhi High Court Confirms Conviction Of 88 People In 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots
The conviction of 88 people in connection with the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in Delhi after the assassination of then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, has been upheld by the Delhi High Court. Calling it a "landmark judgment", senior advocate HS Phulka said the court has criticised the fact that despite the recovery of 95 bodies, none of the accused were ch...
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Congress Looks For "Bench-Fixing": BJP On Withdrawal Of Impeachment Plea
The BJP has lashed out at the Congress protest move of withdrawal of its petition in Supreme Court on the impeachment of Chief Justice of India. The party's address to the media, explaining its reasons, has further infuriated the BJP. Congress chief Rahul Gandhi must explain the matter and say where he stands on this, the BJP has said.
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"India A Democracy": Supreme Court Turns Away Plea On "Congress Toolkit"
The time has come to take action about the frivolous petitions filed in court, the Supreme Court said today, refusing to entertain a Public Interest Litigation that sought a probe by the National investigation Agency into the Congress toolkit case.
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Supreme Court Cancels 'Tie Rakhi For Bail' Order In Sex Assault Case
Supreme Court cancels Madhya Pradesh High Court order directing sex assault accused to get rakhi tied by woman as condition for bail
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Delhi High Court Puts A Stop To Nurses' Strike In AIIMS, Issues Notice
The nurses' strike at Delhi's prestigious All-India Institute of Medical Sciences cannot continue, the High Court said today after the hospital sought legal help to end it.
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Delhi Night Curfew To Be Decided Urgently, Government Tells Court
A night curfew in Delhi is under "active consideration" depending on the situation, the Delhi government told the High Court today amid a huge coronavirus surge which the city has not been able to shake off in a month. The government's response came after the court questioned it on the measures being taken to control the spike in daily cases, whic...
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Sudarshan TV Asked To "Modify" Future Show Episodes: Centre To Top Court
Private television channel Sudarshan TV can air the pending episodes of its hugely controversial programme 'Bindas Bol' only after suitable "modifications" and "moderations", the government said on Wednesday. The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting said the "UPSC Jihad" programme, which showed episodes on Muslims "infiltrating government service...
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Delhi Court To Take Call On MJ Akbar's Defamation Case On January 29
A Delhi court will decide next week if former Union Minister MJ Akbar's defamation suit against journalist Priya Ramani merits a trial and whether she should be summoned as an accused. Under the law, defamation carries a sentence of two-year jail term or fine or both. In case of a negative decision on January 29, Mr Akbar can appeal in a higher cou...
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Delhi High Court Confirms Conviction Of 88 People In 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots
The conviction of 88 people in connection with the 1984 anti-Sikh riots in Delhi after the assassination of then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, has been upheld by the Delhi High Court. Calling it a "landmark judgment", senior advocate HS Phulka said the court has criticised the fact that despite the recovery of 95 bodies, none of the accused were ch...
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Congress Looks For "Bench-Fixing": BJP On Withdrawal Of Impeachment Plea
The BJP has lashed out at the Congress protest move of withdrawal of its petition in Supreme Court on the impeachment of Chief Justice of India. The party's address to the media, explaining its reasons, has further infuriated the BJP. Congress chief Rahul Gandhi must explain the matter and say where he stands on this, the BJP has said.
