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Explained: How NCERT Textbooks Are Written, Reviewed And Approved
NCERT Textbook Controversy: In its order, the Supreme Court described the chapter as a "calculated move to undermine" the judiciary and observed that it prima facie amounted to criminal contempt.
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"Why Should We Be Afraid Of Gagging?" Top Court's Big Remark Over Fake Cases
CJI Surya Kant observed that sensitising society about the rights of others was necessary to address the problem of false complaints.
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Chief Justice's "Elections Fought In Supreme Court" Remark On Himanta Sarma's 'Point Blank Shot' Video
Chief Justice Surya Kant, making an observation on a plea against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma's controversial'point blank shot' video, said that when elections approach, political battles increasingly find their way into the Supreme Court.
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Bail Should Not Be Linked To Monetary Deposits Or Undertakings: Top Court
In a significant ruling on bail jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has observed that courts should not insist on upfront monetary deposits or undertakings as a precondition for the grant or consideration of bail.
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Top Court Slams Maneka Gandhi For Stray Dogs Remark, Flags "Body Language"
Coming down heavily on animal activist and former Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, the Supreme Court today flagged her "body language" and remarks on the court's observations in the stray dogs case during a podcast.
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Liberty Not Absolute, Linked To Society's Security: Top Court In Umar Khalid Case
The Supreme Court, while denying bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case on Monday, observed that the Constitution guarantees personal liberty, but it does not conceive liberty as an absolute entitlement.
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"Don't Make Us Open Our Mouth": Supreme Court Rejects Jailed Punjab Cop's Plea
While denying any relief to the suspended officer, the Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant warned the lawyer appearing for him to not press for hearing as he may invite "observations" from the top court that he may not like.
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"Something Wrong Happening": Supreme Court Seeks Reply From Madras High Court
The Supreme Court has sought a reply from the Madras High Court on the rules being followed in the listing and hearing of cases, observing that "something wrong" is happening there.
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Completely Immune To Ill-Informed Commentary On Pending Cases: Top Court
The observations were made when the top court was hearing a case concerning the repatriation of certain individuals deported to Bangladesh on the alleged ground that due process was not followed.
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Forcing Victim To Consume Acid Must Be Tried As Attempted Murder: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday observed that acid-attackers must be tried under the provision of Attempt to Murder under penal laws, in cases where they are accused of forcibly making the victim ingest the acid.
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Explained: How NCERT Textbooks Are Written, Reviewed And Approved
NCERT Textbook Controversy: In its order, the Supreme Court described the chapter as a "calculated move to undermine" the judiciary and observed that it prima facie amounted to criminal contempt.
-
"Why Should We Be Afraid Of Gagging?" Top Court's Big Remark Over Fake Cases
CJI Surya Kant observed that sensitising society about the rights of others was necessary to address the problem of false complaints.
-
Chief Justice's "Elections Fought In Supreme Court" Remark On Himanta Sarma's 'Point Blank Shot' Video
Chief Justice Surya Kant, making an observation on a plea against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma's controversial'point blank shot' video, said that when elections approach, political battles increasingly find their way into the Supreme Court.
-
Bail Should Not Be Linked To Monetary Deposits Or Undertakings: Top Court
In a significant ruling on bail jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has observed that courts should not insist on upfront monetary deposits or undertakings as a precondition for the grant or consideration of bail.
-
Top Court Slams Maneka Gandhi For Stray Dogs Remark, Flags "Body Language"
Coming down heavily on animal activist and former Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, the Supreme Court today flagged her "body language" and remarks on the court's observations in the stray dogs case during a podcast.
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Liberty Not Absolute, Linked To Society's Security: Top Court In Umar Khalid Case
The Supreme Court, while denying bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case on Monday, observed that the Constitution guarantees personal liberty, but it does not conceive liberty as an absolute entitlement.
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"Don't Make Us Open Our Mouth": Supreme Court Rejects Jailed Punjab Cop's Plea
While denying any relief to the suspended officer, the Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant warned the lawyer appearing for him to not press for hearing as he may invite "observations" from the top court that he may not like.
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"Something Wrong Happening": Supreme Court Seeks Reply From Madras High Court
The Supreme Court has sought a reply from the Madras High Court on the rules being followed in the listing and hearing of cases, observing that "something wrong" is happening there.
-
Completely Immune To Ill-Informed Commentary On Pending Cases: Top Court
The observations were made when the top court was hearing a case concerning the repatriation of certain individuals deported to Bangladesh on the alleged ground that due process was not followed.
-
Forcing Victim To Consume Acid Must Be Tried As Attempted Murder: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday observed that acid-attackers must be tried under the provision of Attempt to Murder under penal laws, in cases where they are accused of forcibly making the victim ingest the acid.
