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Insults Like "Impotent" Not Abetment To Suicide: Supreme Court
Insults like "impotent" cannot be considered abetment to suicide, the Supreme Court ruled today while letting an accused couple walk free.
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Pahalgam Terrorists Still In South Kashmir, Have Food, Provisions: Sources
The four terrorists who shot and killed 26 people in Pahalgam in south Kashmir on April 22, and who have been on the run since - evading a massive manhunt involving the military and local police - are likely still in the area, NIA sources said.
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"Have You Learnt Art Of...": Top Court Schools Lawyers On Petition Contents
The Supreme Court today schooled two lawyers and asked them to "come with a sense of responsibility" when they file petitions before the country's highest court.
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Supreme Court To Resume Hearing Of Petitions Against Waqf Bill Today
The Supreme Court will continue hearing a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 on Thursday.
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"Confident Supreme Court Won't...": Union Minister On Challenge To Waqf Act
Minority Affairs minister Kiren Rijiju, refering to the legal challenge to the amended Waqf law, told NDTV today that he is "confident" that the Supreme Court would not "venture into legislative matter".
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"RN Ravi Should Resign": Ex Governor Margaret Alva After Top Court Judgment
Margaret Alva, former Union minister who occupied the Raj Bhavans in four states - Goa, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand - today said the Supreme Court's landmark verdict on power of Governors was "much needed" and absolutely "on time".
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'Stop All Activity': Supreme Court To Telangana On Tree-Felling Row Near Hyderabad University Campus
The Supreme Court today ordered the Telangana government not to allow any activity - except to protect trees - on a land parcel adjoining the University of Hyderabad amid protests by students.
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"Today's Morality Different": Top Court On Rape Cases After Marriage Promise
A failed romantic relationship need not always mean sexual relations were forced on either party, the Supreme Court noted Wednesday as it heard a plea by a man to quash rape charges levelled by his former betrothed.
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"Causing Great Prejudice To Litigants": Top Court Judge On Lawyer Strikes
Justice AS Oka of the Supreme Court today spoke about the people's trust in courts, saying it may not be as much as it is believed to be, and how lawyers using unconstitutional means like a strike can further whittle it down.
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On Abandoned Home Project In Greater Noida, Supreme Court's Key Step
The Supreme Court today directed the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority to cooperate with homebuyers in reviving an abandoned housing project.
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6 Supreme Court Judges To Visit Manipur's Relief Camps, Meet Displaced People
Six Supreme Court judges will visit relief camps where internally displaced people are living in Manipur on March 22 "to strengthen legal and humanitarian support" in the crisis-hit state, the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) said.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Halt Dharavi Redevelopment Project
The Supreme Court today declined to stay the ongoing construction work for the Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP), refusing to overturn the Bombay High Court's decision in favour of the Adani Group.
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Supreme Court Live: Hearing Of Pleas On Appointment Of Poll Chief Today
The Supreme Court is hearing pleas on the appointment ofChief Election Commissioners and Election Commissioners (ECs) under the 2023 law today.
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"Don't Delete Data": Supreme Court To Poll Body On EVM Petition
What is the Standard Operating Procedure for Electronic Voting Machines after polls are over, the Supreme Court asked today in response to a petition that sought data from the machines not be deleted even after the counting of votes is over.
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"Please Apply Mind": Top Court To Gujarat In Poem Case Against Congress MP
Questioning the FIR against Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi for sharing a poem on social media, the Supreme Court today told the Gujarat government that "creativity" is important and that the poem in question is not against any community.
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Insults Like "Impotent" Not Abetment To Suicide: Supreme Court
Insults like "impotent" cannot be considered abetment to suicide, the Supreme Court ruled today while letting an accused couple walk free.
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Pahalgam Terrorists Still In South Kashmir, Have Food, Provisions: Sources
The four terrorists who shot and killed 26 people in Pahalgam in south Kashmir on April 22, and who have been on the run since - evading a massive manhunt involving the military and local police - are likely still in the area, NIA sources said.
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"Have You Learnt Art Of...": Top Court Schools Lawyers On Petition Contents
The Supreme Court today schooled two lawyers and asked them to "come with a sense of responsibility" when they file petitions before the country's highest court.
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Supreme Court To Resume Hearing Of Petitions Against Waqf Bill Today
The Supreme Court will continue hearing a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 on Thursday.
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"Confident Supreme Court Won't...": Union Minister On Challenge To Waqf Act
Minority Affairs minister Kiren Rijiju, refering to the legal challenge to the amended Waqf law, told NDTV today that he is "confident" that the Supreme Court would not "venture into legislative matter".
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"RN Ravi Should Resign": Ex Governor Margaret Alva After Top Court Judgment
Margaret Alva, former Union minister who occupied the Raj Bhavans in four states - Goa, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand - today said the Supreme Court's landmark verdict on power of Governors was "much needed" and absolutely "on time".
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'Stop All Activity': Supreme Court To Telangana On Tree-Felling Row Near Hyderabad University Campus
The Supreme Court today ordered the Telangana government not to allow any activity - except to protect trees - on a land parcel adjoining the University of Hyderabad amid protests by students.
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"Today's Morality Different": Top Court On Rape Cases After Marriage Promise
A failed romantic relationship need not always mean sexual relations were forced on either party, the Supreme Court noted Wednesday as it heard a plea by a man to quash rape charges levelled by his former betrothed.
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"Causing Great Prejudice To Litigants": Top Court Judge On Lawyer Strikes
Justice AS Oka of the Supreme Court today spoke about the people's trust in courts, saying it may not be as much as it is believed to be, and how lawyers using unconstitutional means like a strike can further whittle it down.
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On Abandoned Home Project In Greater Noida, Supreme Court's Key Step
The Supreme Court today directed the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority to cooperate with homebuyers in reviving an abandoned housing project.
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6 Supreme Court Judges To Visit Manipur's Relief Camps, Meet Displaced People
Six Supreme Court judges will visit relief camps where internally displaced people are living in Manipur on March 22 "to strengthen legal and humanitarian support" in the crisis-hit state, the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) said.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Halt Dharavi Redevelopment Project
The Supreme Court today declined to stay the ongoing construction work for the Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP), refusing to overturn the Bombay High Court's decision in favour of the Adani Group.
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Supreme Court Live: Hearing Of Pleas On Appointment Of Poll Chief Today
The Supreme Court is hearing pleas on the appointment ofChief Election Commissioners and Election Commissioners (ECs) under the 2023 law today.
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"Don't Delete Data": Supreme Court To Poll Body On EVM Petition
What is the Standard Operating Procedure for Electronic Voting Machines after polls are over, the Supreme Court asked today in response to a petition that sought data from the machines not be deleted even after the counting of votes is over.
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"Please Apply Mind": Top Court To Gujarat In Poem Case Against Congress MP
Questioning the FIR against Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi for sharing a poem on social media, the Supreme Court today told the Gujarat government that "creativity" is important and that the poem in question is not against any community.
