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US Court Allows DOGE Access To Social Security Data Of Millions Of Americans
A divided US Supreme Court on Friday granted President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to the social security data of millions of Americans.
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"Watershed Moment In Indian Legal Landscape Is...": Supreme Court Judge
Supreme Court judge Justice Hima Kohli Saturday said 'The Mediation Act, 2023' was a watershed moment in the Indian legal history and the legislation is a testament to the collective yearning for a more efficient method of dispute resolution.
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"Virtual Court Hearings Have Increased Efficiency": Supreme Court Justice
He said the virtual system has done away with the need of unnecessarily spending money on travelling to different parts of the world for conferences or hearings.
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On Judge Appointment Rules, No Consensus In 7 Years, Key Panel "Surprised"
In a report, Standing Committee on Law and Justice said it expects government and judiciary to finalise revised process that's "more efficient, transparent"
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Supreme Court To Hold 'Hackathon' To Explore Ideas To Increase Efficiency
The Supreme Court is organising a hackathon to encourage innovative ideas and explore practical propositions for bringing in efficiency in the existing processes- from "filing to listing".
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"Can't Doubt Vaccine Efficiency": Supreme Court Rejects Petition
Vaccination is the key to protect people from coronavirus, the Supreme Court said on Monday as it rejected a petition against mass vaccination.
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Top Court Agrees To Hear Plea For Caste-Wise 2021 Census For Backward Classes
The Supreme Court Friday agreed to hear a plea seeking direction to the Centre for conducting a caste-wise 2021 census for backward classes for efficient allocation of budgetary resources and excluding the ''creamy layer'' and ''non backward class'' citizens from a particular caste.
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"Women Officers Can Sail As Efficiently As Male Officers": Supreme Court's Big Verdict
The Supreme Court has cleared permanent commission for women in Navy, saying men and women officers should be treated equally. "They can sail with same efficiency as male officers," the top court said.
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System Efficiency Must Be Improved To Check Crime Against Women: Ex Judge
Former Supreme Court judge J Chelameswar has said calls for tough punishments to culprits are made whenever sensational crimes happen but making the system function more efficiently was required to check offences against women.
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Top Court Asks Centre About Bringing All Tribunals Under One Umbrella
To ensure "efficient functioning" and "streamlining the working" of tribunals, the Supreme Court Wednesday sought to know from the Centre within two weeks its view on bringing all the quasi-judicial bodies under one central umbrella body.
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If Delhi Has To Collapse, Let It: Top Court Hits Out At Centre On Sealing
"If Delhi has to collapse, let it collapse," an angry bench of the Supreme Court Thursday said while questioning the efficiency of officers who are supposed to look after issues related to unauthorised constructions in the national capital.
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US Court Allows DOGE Access To Social Security Data Of Millions Of Americans
A divided US Supreme Court on Friday granted President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) access to the social security data of millions of Americans.
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"Watershed Moment In Indian Legal Landscape Is...": Supreme Court Judge
Supreme Court judge Justice Hima Kohli Saturday said 'The Mediation Act, 2023' was a watershed moment in the Indian legal history and the legislation is a testament to the collective yearning for a more efficient method of dispute resolution.
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"Virtual Court Hearings Have Increased Efficiency": Supreme Court Justice
He said the virtual system has done away with the need of unnecessarily spending money on travelling to different parts of the world for conferences or hearings.
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On Judge Appointment Rules, No Consensus In 7 Years, Key Panel "Surprised"
In a report, Standing Committee on Law and Justice said it expects government and judiciary to finalise revised process that's "more efficient, transparent"
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Supreme Court To Hold 'Hackathon' To Explore Ideas To Increase Efficiency
The Supreme Court is organising a hackathon to encourage innovative ideas and explore practical propositions for bringing in efficiency in the existing processes- from "filing to listing".
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"Can't Doubt Vaccine Efficiency": Supreme Court Rejects Petition
Vaccination is the key to protect people from coronavirus, the Supreme Court said on Monday as it rejected a petition against mass vaccination.
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Top Court Agrees To Hear Plea For Caste-Wise 2021 Census For Backward Classes
The Supreme Court Friday agreed to hear a plea seeking direction to the Centre for conducting a caste-wise 2021 census for backward classes for efficient allocation of budgetary resources and excluding the ''creamy layer'' and ''non backward class'' citizens from a particular caste.
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"Women Officers Can Sail As Efficiently As Male Officers": Supreme Court's Big Verdict
The Supreme Court has cleared permanent commission for women in Navy, saying men and women officers should be treated equally. "They can sail with same efficiency as male officers," the top court said.
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System Efficiency Must Be Improved To Check Crime Against Women: Ex Judge
Former Supreme Court judge J Chelameswar has said calls for tough punishments to culprits are made whenever sensational crimes happen but making the system function more efficiently was required to check offences against women.
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Top Court Asks Centre About Bringing All Tribunals Under One Umbrella
To ensure "efficient functioning" and "streamlining the working" of tribunals, the Supreme Court Wednesday sought to know from the Centre within two weeks its view on bringing all the quasi-judicial bodies under one central umbrella body.
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If Delhi Has To Collapse, Let It: Top Court Hits Out At Centre On Sealing
"If Delhi has to collapse, let it collapse," an angry bench of the Supreme Court Thursday said while questioning the efficiency of officers who are supposed to look after issues related to unauthorised constructions in the national capital.
