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"Doesn't Bother Us": Colonel Sofiya Qureshi's Family To NDTV On Crass Remarks
The family of Colonel Sofiya Qureshi -- the face of the armed forces during Operation Sindoor -- were caught unawares about her briefing the media.
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Supreme Court Stops Air Force From Releasing Officer Involved In Op Sindoor
The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Centre and the Indian Air Force not to release from service a woman officer, who was part of Operation Balakot and Operation Sindoor but was denied permanent commission.
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Army Nurse Was Fired Over Marriage, She Will Now Get Rs 60 Lakh In Damages
Terminating a woman's employment on the grounds of marriage was "coarse case of gender discrimination" and any law based on a gender bias is "constitutionally impermissible", the Supreme Court has said
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Withdraw One Rank, One Pension Notification: Supreme Court To Ministry
The Supreme Court on Monday said the Ministry of Defence cannot take law in its own hands by issuing a communication "unilaterally" that One Rank-One Pension (OROP) arrears to pensioners of the armed forces will be paid in four installments.
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Adultery Laws Still Applicable In Armed Forces, Clarifies Supreme Court
Observing that military discipline will be affected if there is an army with "completely loose morals", the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that the armed forces can take action against their officers for adulterous acts.
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Armed Forces Must Have Disciplinary Mechanism To Curb Adultry: Supreme Court
Supreme Court on Thursday said that armed forces must have some kind of mechanism for disciplinary proceedings against army officers for adultery as "this is a conduct that can shake up the life of officers."
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Job Quota For Agniveers Not To Affect 50% Supreme Court Ceiling: Centre
The 10 per cent reservation to be given to Agniveers in the recruitment to posts of constables in central armed police forces will be horizontal and not affect the 50 per cent ceiling kept by the Supreme Court, Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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Supreme Court Transfers Pending Pleas Against Agnipath To Delhi High Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday transferred PILs pending before it challenging the Centre's Agnipath scheme for recruitment in the armed forces to the Delhi High Court.
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"You May Be Veer, Not Agniveer," Supreme Court Told Lawyer At Hearing
A Supreme Court hearing on 'Agnipath', the centre's new recruitment plan for armed forces, featured a witty remark by Justice DY Chandrachud that brought smiles amid intense arguments.
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Plea In Supreme Court Challenging Constitutional Validity Of 'Agnipath'
A plea was filed in the Supreme Court on Monday against the centre's 'Agnipath' scheme alleging that the government has quashed the century-old selection process for the Armed Forces which is contrary to constitutional provisions.
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On 'One Rank, One Pension', Supreme Court Upholds Government's Formula
OROP is short for "One Rank One Pension", which aims at pension uniformity for armed forces personnel retiring at the same rank with the same length of service.
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Eligibility At Class 12 Level And More Details On Women's Entry Into NDA
Women cadets will be able to enter the National Defence Academy (NDA) at class 12 level, sources in the armed forces said today, shortly after the government told the Supreme Court about the landmark move that women will be admitted into the NDA for
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Supreme Court Asks Armed Force Tribunal To Decide Pleas On Permanent Commission
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked principal bench of Armed Force Tribunal to adjudicate the pleas of Navy officers, who have challenged rejection of their claim for Permanent Commission (PC) and grant of pensionary benefits.
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'Keep Adultery A Crime In Armed Forces': Top Court To Study Centre's Plea
The Supreme Court today agreed to examine the Central government's request to keep adultery a crime in the armed forces. A bench of the top court today requested the Chief Justice of India to set up a five-judge constitution bench to issue clarification on the Centre's plea.
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"Begani Shaadi Mein Abdullah Deewane": Smriti Irani Jabs Rahul Gandhi
Union Minister Smriti Irani delivered a withering response to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday for his tweet on the Supreme Court's landmark ruling that women officers can get permanent commission in the armed forces and also will be eligible for command posts in the army.
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"Doesn't Bother Us": Colonel Sofiya Qureshi's Family To NDTV On Crass Remarks
The family of Colonel Sofiya Qureshi -- the face of the armed forces during Operation Sindoor -- were caught unawares about her briefing the media.
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Supreme Court Stops Air Force From Releasing Officer Involved In Op Sindoor
The Supreme Court on Thursday directed the Centre and the Indian Air Force not to release from service a woman officer, who was part of Operation Balakot and Operation Sindoor but was denied permanent commission.
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Army Nurse Was Fired Over Marriage, She Will Now Get Rs 60 Lakh In Damages
Terminating a woman's employment on the grounds of marriage was "coarse case of gender discrimination" and any law based on a gender bias is "constitutionally impermissible", the Supreme Court has said
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Withdraw One Rank, One Pension Notification: Supreme Court To Ministry
The Supreme Court on Monday said the Ministry of Defence cannot take law in its own hands by issuing a communication "unilaterally" that One Rank-One Pension (OROP) arrears to pensioners of the armed forces will be paid in four installments.
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Adultery Laws Still Applicable In Armed Forces, Clarifies Supreme Court
Observing that military discipline will be affected if there is an army with "completely loose morals", the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that the armed forces can take action against their officers for adulterous acts.
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Armed Forces Must Have Disciplinary Mechanism To Curb Adultry: Supreme Court
Supreme Court on Thursday said that armed forces must have some kind of mechanism for disciplinary proceedings against army officers for adultery as "this is a conduct that can shake up the life of officers."
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Job Quota For Agniveers Not To Affect 50% Supreme Court Ceiling: Centre
The 10 per cent reservation to be given to Agniveers in the recruitment to posts of constables in central armed police forces will be horizontal and not affect the 50 per cent ceiling kept by the Supreme Court, Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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Supreme Court Transfers Pending Pleas Against Agnipath To Delhi High Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday transferred PILs pending before it challenging the Centre's Agnipath scheme for recruitment in the armed forces to the Delhi High Court.
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"You May Be Veer, Not Agniveer," Supreme Court Told Lawyer At Hearing
A Supreme Court hearing on 'Agnipath', the centre's new recruitment plan for armed forces, featured a witty remark by Justice DY Chandrachud that brought smiles amid intense arguments.
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Plea In Supreme Court Challenging Constitutional Validity Of 'Agnipath'
A plea was filed in the Supreme Court on Monday against the centre's 'Agnipath' scheme alleging that the government has quashed the century-old selection process for the Armed Forces which is contrary to constitutional provisions.
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On 'One Rank, One Pension', Supreme Court Upholds Government's Formula
OROP is short for "One Rank One Pension", which aims at pension uniformity for armed forces personnel retiring at the same rank with the same length of service.
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Eligibility At Class 12 Level And More Details On Women's Entry Into NDA
Women cadets will be able to enter the National Defence Academy (NDA) at class 12 level, sources in the armed forces said today, shortly after the government told the Supreme Court about the landmark move that women will be admitted into the NDA for
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Supreme Court Asks Armed Force Tribunal To Decide Pleas On Permanent Commission
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked principal bench of Armed Force Tribunal to adjudicate the pleas of Navy officers, who have challenged rejection of their claim for Permanent Commission (PC) and grant of pensionary benefits.
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'Keep Adultery A Crime In Armed Forces': Top Court To Study Centre's Plea
The Supreme Court today agreed to examine the Central government's request to keep adultery a crime in the armed forces. A bench of the top court today requested the Chief Justice of India to set up a five-judge constitution bench to issue clarification on the Centre's plea.
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"Begani Shaadi Mein Abdullah Deewane": Smriti Irani Jabs Rahul Gandhi
Union Minister Smriti Irani delivered a withering response to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday for his tweet on the Supreme Court's landmark ruling that women officers can get permanent commission in the armed forces and also will be eligible for command posts in the army.
