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Live Updates: Supreme Court Orders Release Of Stray Dogs, Specific Areas For Feeding
Stray Dogs Verdict on SC Live: The Supreme Court on Friday stayed an earlier order to permanently relocate stray dogs from the streets to dog shelters in Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) amid widespread protests.Â
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Ram Gopal Varma Has A Strong Note For "Dumb Dog Lovers Who Treat Dog Bites As Love Bites"
Calling the Supreme Court order "a blunt acknowledgement that the stray dog menace has gone too far," Ram Gopal Varma said human lives must be saved first
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'Give Stray Dogs A Better Life': Kapil Dev's Request Amid Controversy
Legendary Indian cricket team skipper Kapil Dev urged Delhi authorities to provide a better life to stray dogs following a recent Supreme Court order directing theirtransfer to shelter homes.
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People Die, Dogs And Pigeons Live Is New Mantra Of Life: Sena Editorial
Shiv Sena(UBT) supported the Supreme Court's orders upholding the Bombay High Court's stay on feeding pigeons and asking the municipal authorities to pick up and house all stray dogs in Delhi and parts of NCR in dedicated shelters within eight weeks.
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"Bihar Voter Roll Revision Can Be Set Aside If...": Supreme Court
The results of the ongoing 'special intensive revision' of the Bihar voter list can be set aside - as late as September - if illegality is proven, the Supreme Court said Tuesday afternoon.
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10 Lakh Stray Dogs, Barely Any Shelters: Key Challenges After Top Court Order
The Supreme Court's order to civic bodies in Delhi-NCR to relocate all stray dogs living in residential neighbourhoods to shelters has sparked a massive debate
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Tamil Nadu Barred From Using Names Of Living Leaders For State Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government to refrain from naming welfare schemes after living political personalities or using photographs of former Chief Ministers or ideological leaders in government publicity material.
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Madras High Court Bars Use Of Living Leaders' Names In Government Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government that while launching and operating welfare schemes through various advertisements, the name of any living leaders or party insignia/emblem/flag shall not be included.
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"Refugees Or Illegal Entrants?": Top Court On Rohingyas' Status In India
The Supreme Court on Thursday said the first major issue to be dealt with in cases concerning Rohingyas is whether they are refugees or illegal entrants.
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"Act As NGOs": Supreme Court's Advice To Opposition On Bihar Voter List Row
Political parties should "act as NGOs (non-governmental organisations) at this time", the Supreme Court said Tuesday morning as the Bihar voter list row rolled over into another day.
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Bihar Voter List Revision Could Cut 23,000 Per Constituency Before Election
Fifty-six lakh people across Bihar will be removed from the voter list after the Election Commission's 'special intensive revision', the poll panel said Wednesday evening.
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"Bihar Voter Revision Imposed": Nitish Kumar MP's 'Personal Opinion'
The row over a 'special intensive revision' of Bihar's voter list - months before the election - took a twist after a MP from the ruling Janata Dal United backed the opposition's criticism of the timing of the exercise.
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"True Love For God Lies In Serving Fellow Living Beings...": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to examine a plea for a direction to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams to ensure the milk used for the worship of Lord Venkatesh should be taken only from indigenous cows.
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Amid Row In Bihar, NDTV Explains 'Special Intensive Revision' Of Voter Lists
Amid ongoing controversy over the revision of Bihar's voter lists, the Election Commission is expected to conduct a 'special intensive revision' of pan-India electoral rolls.
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"Have Serious Doubts": Supreme Court On 'Special Revision' Of Bihar Voter List
The timing of Election Commission's 'special intensive revision' of the electoral rolls in Bihar - months before a crucial Assembly election - was questioned by the Supreme Court Thursday.
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Live Updates: Supreme Court Orders Release Of Stray Dogs, Specific Areas For Feeding
Stray Dogs Verdict on SC Live: The Supreme Court on Friday stayed an earlier order to permanently relocate stray dogs from the streets to dog shelters in Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) amid widespread protests.Â
-
Ram Gopal Varma Has A Strong Note For "Dumb Dog Lovers Who Treat Dog Bites As Love Bites"
Calling the Supreme Court order "a blunt acknowledgement that the stray dog menace has gone too far," Ram Gopal Varma said human lives must be saved first
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'Give Stray Dogs A Better Life': Kapil Dev's Request Amid Controversy
Legendary Indian cricket team skipper Kapil Dev urged Delhi authorities to provide a better life to stray dogs following a recent Supreme Court order directing theirtransfer to shelter homes.
-
People Die, Dogs And Pigeons Live Is New Mantra Of Life: Sena Editorial
Shiv Sena(UBT) supported the Supreme Court's orders upholding the Bombay High Court's stay on feeding pigeons and asking the municipal authorities to pick up and house all stray dogs in Delhi and parts of NCR in dedicated shelters within eight weeks.
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"Bihar Voter Roll Revision Can Be Set Aside If...": Supreme Court
The results of the ongoing 'special intensive revision' of the Bihar voter list can be set aside - as late as September - if illegality is proven, the Supreme Court said Tuesday afternoon.
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10 Lakh Stray Dogs, Barely Any Shelters: Key Challenges After Top Court Order
The Supreme Court's order to civic bodies in Delhi-NCR to relocate all stray dogs living in residential neighbourhoods to shelters has sparked a massive debate
-
Tamil Nadu Barred From Using Names Of Living Leaders For State Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government to refrain from naming welfare schemes after living political personalities or using photographs of former Chief Ministers or ideological leaders in government publicity material.
-
Madras High Court Bars Use Of Living Leaders' Names In Government Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government that while launching and operating welfare schemes through various advertisements, the name of any living leaders or party insignia/emblem/flag shall not be included.
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"Refugees Or Illegal Entrants?": Top Court On Rohingyas' Status In India
The Supreme Court on Thursday said the first major issue to be dealt with in cases concerning Rohingyas is whether they are refugees or illegal entrants.
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"Act As NGOs": Supreme Court's Advice To Opposition On Bihar Voter List Row
Political parties should "act as NGOs (non-governmental organisations) at this time", the Supreme Court said Tuesday morning as the Bihar voter list row rolled over into another day.
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Bihar Voter List Revision Could Cut 23,000 Per Constituency Before Election
Fifty-six lakh people across Bihar will be removed from the voter list after the Election Commission's 'special intensive revision', the poll panel said Wednesday evening.
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"Bihar Voter Revision Imposed": Nitish Kumar MP's 'Personal Opinion'
The row over a 'special intensive revision' of Bihar's voter list - months before the election - took a twist after a MP from the ruling Janata Dal United backed the opposition's criticism of the timing of the exercise.
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"True Love For God Lies In Serving Fellow Living Beings...": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to examine a plea for a direction to the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams to ensure the milk used for the worship of Lord Venkatesh should be taken only from indigenous cows.
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Amid Row In Bihar, NDTV Explains 'Special Intensive Revision' Of Voter Lists
Amid ongoing controversy over the revision of Bihar's voter lists, the Election Commission is expected to conduct a 'special intensive revision' of pan-India electoral rolls.
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"Have Serious Doubts": Supreme Court On 'Special Revision' Of Bihar Voter List
The timing of Election Commission's 'special intensive revision' of the electoral rolls in Bihar - months before a crucial Assembly election - was questioned by the Supreme Court Thursday.
