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Man Throws Slippers At Ahmedabad Judge, A Week After Supreme Court Incident
A man in Gujarat threw his slippers at a judge in the Ahmedabad Sessions Court on Tuesday while proceedings were on in the courtroom, in a scene similar to the attack on Chief Justice of India BR Gavai last week.
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Asia Cup 2025: Lawyer Reaches Supreme Court To Cancel India vs Pakistan Match. Judges Said...
India and Pakistan are set to square off in the Asia Cup 2025 despite the worsened political relations between the two countries.
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"Wise To Refrain From Name-Calling": Ex-Judges On Amit Shah's Remarks On Opposition's Veep Pick
A group of retired judges has termed Home Minister Amit Shah's attack on opposition vice-presidential candidate B Sudershan Reddy over the Salwa Judum judgement "unfortunate", and said it would be wise to refrain from "name-calling".
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Supreme Court To Hear Petition On Pahalgam Terror Attack Tomorrow
The Supreme Court will hear a petition tomorrow on forming a judicial commission headed by a retired judge of the top court to investigate the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists.
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Supreme Court Voices "Facing Allegations" Doubt After Attacks On Judiciary
Unease between the Supreme Court and government was evident, again, on Monday afternoon as part of the continuing fallout of the judiciary's landmark April 8 verdict - on setting governors and the President a specific timeline to clear bills.
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2 Judges Shot Dead, 1 Injured Outside Iran's Supreme Court In Tehran
Two judges were killed in a shooting attack on Saturday outside the Supreme Court building in Tehran.
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Who Is Alexandre de Moraes, The Judge Who Blocked Elon Musk's X In Brazil
With his stern gaze and shiny-bald head, Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes has emerged as one of the most powerful and polarizing people in Brazil by probing far-right ex-president Jair Bolsonaro's alleged attacks on democracy.
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Rare Public Spat Shows Rift Between Government, Supreme Court
A rare public attack on the Supreme Court by government ministers is reviving a debate about whether elected representatives should have a say in choosing the country's arbiters of justice.
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Collegium System Alien To Constitution, Says Law Minister Kiren Rijiju
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday launched a fresh attack on the mechanism to appoint Supreme Court and high court judges, saying the collegium system is "alien" to the Constitution.
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"There's A Limit...": Supreme Court On Reports It's Delaying A Hearing
There is a limit to which you target judges, the Supreme Court said on Thursday while expressing displeasure over news reports that it was delaying hearing a plea alleging increasing attacks on Christian institutions and priests across the country.
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"Traitors, Demons, Dictators": Telangana's KCR's Blistering Attack On BJP
KCR referred to the Supreme Court's strongly-worded observations on now-suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma for her controversial Prophet comments and praised the two judges for their remarks.
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Supreme Court Judge Who Heard Nupur Sharma Plea Slams "Personal Attacks"
A judge who was part of the Supreme Court bench that strongly criticised the BJP's Nupur Sharma for her comments on Prophet Muhammed, today made strong remarks about personal attack on judges for their judgments.
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Targeting Judges "A Fashion", Most Cases In Maharashtra, UP: Supreme Court
The court said two weeks of imprisonment is a very lenient punishment and that there'll be some remorse when he goes to jail for two weeks and when he's barred from practice.
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"Media Under Attack": Ex-Top Court Judge's Don't "Toe The Line" Advice
Former Supreme Court judge Justice Madan B Lokur noted on Saturday that the media is under attack "in many ways" in the country but the freedom of press is a fundamental right guaranteed under the Constitution.
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"When On Bench, Judge Cannot Defend Himself": Chief Justice NV Ramana
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Tuesday said that a judge, when on the Bench, cannot defend himself against even "motivated attacks," while a retired judge can do so when the need arises.
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Man Throws Slippers At Ahmedabad Judge, A Week After Supreme Court Incident
A man in Gujarat threw his slippers at a judge in the Ahmedabad Sessions Court on Tuesday while proceedings were on in the courtroom, in a scene similar to the attack on Chief Justice of India BR Gavai last week.
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Asia Cup 2025: Lawyer Reaches Supreme Court To Cancel India vs Pakistan Match. Judges Said...
India and Pakistan are set to square off in the Asia Cup 2025 despite the worsened political relations between the two countries.
-
"Wise To Refrain From Name-Calling": Ex-Judges On Amit Shah's Remarks On Opposition's Veep Pick
A group of retired judges has termed Home Minister Amit Shah's attack on opposition vice-presidential candidate B Sudershan Reddy over the Salwa Judum judgement "unfortunate", and said it would be wise to refrain from "name-calling".
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Supreme Court To Hear Petition On Pahalgam Terror Attack Tomorrow
The Supreme Court will hear a petition tomorrow on forming a judicial commission headed by a retired judge of the top court to investigate the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists.
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Supreme Court Voices "Facing Allegations" Doubt After Attacks On Judiciary
Unease between the Supreme Court and government was evident, again, on Monday afternoon as part of the continuing fallout of the judiciary's landmark April 8 verdict - on setting governors and the President a specific timeline to clear bills.
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2 Judges Shot Dead, 1 Injured Outside Iran's Supreme Court In Tehran
Two judges were killed in a shooting attack on Saturday outside the Supreme Court building in Tehran.
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Who Is Alexandre de Moraes, The Judge Who Blocked Elon Musk's X In Brazil
With his stern gaze and shiny-bald head, Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes has emerged as one of the most powerful and polarizing people in Brazil by probing far-right ex-president Jair Bolsonaro's alleged attacks on democracy.
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Rare Public Spat Shows Rift Between Government, Supreme Court
A rare public attack on the Supreme Court by government ministers is reviving a debate about whether elected representatives should have a say in choosing the country's arbiters of justice.
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Collegium System Alien To Constitution, Says Law Minister Kiren Rijiju
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday launched a fresh attack on the mechanism to appoint Supreme Court and high court judges, saying the collegium system is "alien" to the Constitution.
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"There's A Limit...": Supreme Court On Reports It's Delaying A Hearing
There is a limit to which you target judges, the Supreme Court said on Thursday while expressing displeasure over news reports that it was delaying hearing a plea alleging increasing attacks on Christian institutions and priests across the country.
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"Traitors, Demons, Dictators": Telangana's KCR's Blistering Attack On BJP
KCR referred to the Supreme Court's strongly-worded observations on now-suspended BJP leader Nupur Sharma for her controversial Prophet comments and praised the two judges for their remarks.
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Supreme Court Judge Who Heard Nupur Sharma Plea Slams "Personal Attacks"
A judge who was part of the Supreme Court bench that strongly criticised the BJP's Nupur Sharma for her comments on Prophet Muhammed, today made strong remarks about personal attack on judges for their judgments.
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Targeting Judges "A Fashion", Most Cases In Maharashtra, UP: Supreme Court
The court said two weeks of imprisonment is a very lenient punishment and that there'll be some remorse when he goes to jail for two weeks and when he's barred from practice.
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"Media Under Attack": Ex-Top Court Judge's Don't "Toe The Line" Advice
Former Supreme Court judge Justice Madan B Lokur noted on Saturday that the media is under attack "in many ways" in the country but the freedom of press is a fundamental right guaranteed under the Constitution.
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"When On Bench, Judge Cannot Defend Himself": Chief Justice NV Ramana
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana on Tuesday said that a judge, when on the Bench, cannot defend himself against even "motivated attacks," while a retired judge can do so when the need arises.
