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From Fighting For Women Rights In Army to Top Court Bench, Who Is V Mohana?
Senior Advocate V Mohana appointed Supreme Court judge after landmark gender equality case.
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"Democratic Victory": Mamata Banerjee On Supreme Court Order On Poll Body
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court's decision on the appointment of the chief election commissioner and election commissioners and described it as a "democratic victory".
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Probe Panel Visits Punjab Site Where PM Modi's Convoy Was Stuck
The Supreme Court appointed five-member committee headed by former judge Indu Malhotra arrived in Punjab's Ferozepur on Sunday to probe the alleged security breach during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Punjab last month.
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Interference In Judicial System Doesn't Augur Well: Supreme Court
Appointment and transfer of judges form "the root of the administration of justice" and interference in that "does not augur well" for the institution, the Supreme Court said today.
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Top Court Rejects Pleas Of States To Change Order On Appointing Top Cops
The Supreme Court today dismissed the pleas of five states seeking modification of its order issued last year on the selection and appointment of director generals of police or DGPs.
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Top Court-Like Selection Of Election Body Members? Larger Bench To Decide
The Supreme Court today referred to a five-judge constitution bench a plea asking for a collegium-like selection process for the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and Election Commissioners (ECs).
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"Can Take Care Of Ourselves": Supreme Court On Appointment Of Judges
Supreme Court dismissed a plea which sought contempt action against lawyers who have signed the impeachment motion against the Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra.
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Parliament Panel To Examine Inordinate Delay In Judges' Appointments
Amid a raging debate on shortage of judges, a parliamentary panel has decided to seek the views of the Law Ministry on "inordinate delay" in filling up vacancies in the Supreme Court and the 24 high courts of the country.
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Supreme Court To Hear Plea For Appointment Of Ombudsman At Centre, States
The Supreme Court will hear a fresh plea on September 14, seeking appointment of Lokpal and Lokayuktas at the Centre and in states as provided for in the central legislation passed in 2013.
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Supreme Court To Get 4 New Judges
The Supreme Court is likely to get four new judges in the next couple of days as the President is learnt to have cleared the names of three high court chief justices and a senior advocate for elevation to the apex court.
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Trump Calls For 'Delay, Delay, Delay, On Scalia Successor
Donald Trump said in Saturday's Republican presidential debate in South Carolina that if he were president now, he would try to nominate a successor for deceased Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, but he said it is incumbent on Republican Senate leaders to prevent the confirmation of President Obama's eventual nominee.
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'Surprised,' says Government as its Law on Judges Appointment is Rejected
The Supreme Court today struck down a new law that set a government a role in appointing judges, saying that the law was "unconstitutional".
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From Fighting For Women Rights In Army to Top Court Bench, Who Is V Mohana?
Senior Advocate V Mohana appointed Supreme Court judge after landmark gender equality case.
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"Democratic Victory": Mamata Banerjee On Supreme Court Order On Poll Body
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court's decision on the appointment of the chief election commissioner and election commissioners and described it as a "democratic victory".
-
Probe Panel Visits Punjab Site Where PM Modi's Convoy Was Stuck
The Supreme Court appointed five-member committee headed by former judge Indu Malhotra arrived in Punjab's Ferozepur on Sunday to probe the alleged security breach during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Punjab last month.
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Interference In Judicial System Doesn't Augur Well: Supreme Court
Appointment and transfer of judges form "the root of the administration of justice" and interference in that "does not augur well" for the institution, the Supreme Court said today.
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Top Court Rejects Pleas Of States To Change Order On Appointing Top Cops
The Supreme Court today dismissed the pleas of five states seeking modification of its order issued last year on the selection and appointment of director generals of police or DGPs.
-
Top Court-Like Selection Of Election Body Members? Larger Bench To Decide
The Supreme Court today referred to a five-judge constitution bench a plea asking for a collegium-like selection process for the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) and Election Commissioners (ECs).
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"Can Take Care Of Ourselves": Supreme Court On Appointment Of Judges
Supreme Court dismissed a plea which sought contempt action against lawyers who have signed the impeachment motion against the Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra.
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Parliament Panel To Examine Inordinate Delay In Judges' Appointments
Amid a raging debate on shortage of judges, a parliamentary panel has decided to seek the views of the Law Ministry on "inordinate delay" in filling up vacancies in the Supreme Court and the 24 high courts of the country.
-
Supreme Court To Hear Plea For Appointment Of Ombudsman At Centre, States
The Supreme Court will hear a fresh plea on September 14, seeking appointment of Lokpal and Lokayuktas at the Centre and in states as provided for in the central legislation passed in 2013.
-
Supreme Court To Get 4 New Judges
The Supreme Court is likely to get four new judges in the next couple of days as the President is learnt to have cleared the names of three high court chief justices and a senior advocate for elevation to the apex court.
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Trump Calls For 'Delay, Delay, Delay, On Scalia Successor
Donald Trump said in Saturday's Republican presidential debate in South Carolina that if he were president now, he would try to nominate a successor for deceased Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, but he said it is incumbent on Republican Senate leaders to prevent the confirmation of President Obama's eventual nominee.
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'Surprised,' says Government as its Law on Judges Appointment is Rejected
The Supreme Court today struck down a new law that set a government a role in appointing judges, saying that the law was "unconstitutional".
