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Opinion | On Religion, Duty, And An Army Officer's Dismissal Over Matters Of 'Faith'
An officer cannot be absent - ever - from the cocoon of brotherhood if he is to command implicit obedience from his troops when the bullets come flying. That, folks, is the creed of the Indian armed forces.
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Supreme Court Sets Aside Limit On Women's Appointment To Army's Legal Arm
The Supreme Court said restricting the seats of women in the Army's Judge Advocate General (JAG) branch is violative of the right to equality.
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"Female, Male Army Officers Can't Be Evaluated For Permanent Commission On Same Criteria": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday informed that female and male officers of the Indian Army, comprise two unequal and distinct classes, and can't be considered together for grant of permanent commission on the same criteria and cut-off marks.
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BJP Plans Contempt Plea Against Priyanka Gandhi Over Top Court's Criticism
The BJP on Wednesday decided to move a contempt of court petition against Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra over her criticisms of the Supreme Court's observations against her brother Rahul Gandhi for his alleged remarks on the Indian Army.
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"They Can't Decide Who Is True Indian": Priyanka Gandhi After Top Court Raps Rahul Gandhi
The Supreme Court on Monday censured Rahul Gandhi over his remarks about the Army, saying if he is a true Indian, he would not say such a thing.
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"Certified Anti-National": BJP After Top Court Raps Rahul Gandhi Over Army Remarks
As the Supreme Court slammed Rahul Gandhi over his remarks about the Indian Army, the BJP on Monday tore into the Congress leader and alleged that he has vowed to "weaken India and strengthen China".
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After Comments Against Colonel Qureshi, Minister Gets Support From Colleague
Hours after the Supreme Court today ordered Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah to "go and apologise" to Indian Army officer Colonel Sofiya Qureshi over his insensitive comments on her, another state minister has come to his support.
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Youth May Not Join Army If Veterans' Resettlement Neglected: Supreme Court
Effective resettlement of ex-servicemen is necessary to keep the morale of serving members of defence forces, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said while ordering appointment of a woman who retired from the Indian Military Nursing Service.
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Top Court Raps Army Over Appointment Of Officer In Permanent Commission
The Supreme Court on Tuesday pulled up the Army for acting with a "prejudiced mind" and not considering an "outstanding" Short Service Commission officer for permanent commission, saying this is the reason why people do not like to join the force.
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"What Is Sauce For Goose...": Supreme Court Win For Woman Army Officer
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Union government to grant permanent commission to a woman officer who was denied benefits given to similarly placed officers, observing "What is sauce for the goose ought to be sauce for the gander."
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"Should've Been More Sympathetic": Army Told To Pay Costs To Soldier's Widow
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the Indian Army to pay Rs 50,000 costs to the widow of a soldier, who was a part of Operation Rakshak in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Show Bank Statement Of Accused": Supreme Court On Jharkhand Land Scam
The Supreme Court on Thursday sought the bank statements of an accused to ascertain the financial transactions related to the sale of 4.55 acre land of the Indian Army in Ranchi allegedly by creating false property documents.
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Policy On Women Army Officers' Career Progression By March 31: Centre To Supreme Court
The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Monday a detailed policy on career progression of women officers in the Indian Army will be in place by March 31, 2024.
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Army, Air Force Asked To Give Rs 1.54 Crore To Ex Officer Who Contracted HIV
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed both the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force to pay Rs 1.54 crore in compensation for their medical negligence to the ex-Air Force officer who contracted HIV/AIDS during a blood transfusion in 2002.
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"Can't Run Affairs Of Army": Supreme Court On Woman Colonel Commanding Unit
Courts cannot run the affairs of the Army, the Supreme Court observed on Friday while hearing a petition filed by a woman colonel who was given the charge of a company of soldiers which is ordinarily commanded by a major, two ranks her junior.
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Opinion | On Religion, Duty, And An Army Officer's Dismissal Over Matters Of 'Faith'
An officer cannot be absent - ever - from the cocoon of brotherhood if he is to command implicit obedience from his troops when the bullets come flying. That, folks, is the creed of the Indian armed forces.
-
Supreme Court Sets Aside Limit On Women's Appointment To Army's Legal Arm
The Supreme Court said restricting the seats of women in the Army's Judge Advocate General (JAG) branch is violative of the right to equality.
-
"Female, Male Army Officers Can't Be Evaluated For Permanent Commission On Same Criteria": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday informed that female and male officers of the Indian Army, comprise two unequal and distinct classes, and can't be considered together for grant of permanent commission on the same criteria and cut-off marks.
-
BJP Plans Contempt Plea Against Priyanka Gandhi Over Top Court's Criticism
The BJP on Wednesday decided to move a contempt of court petition against Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra over her criticisms of the Supreme Court's observations against her brother Rahul Gandhi for his alleged remarks on the Indian Army.
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"They Can't Decide Who Is True Indian": Priyanka Gandhi After Top Court Raps Rahul Gandhi
The Supreme Court on Monday censured Rahul Gandhi over his remarks about the Army, saying if he is a true Indian, he would not say such a thing.
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"Certified Anti-National": BJP After Top Court Raps Rahul Gandhi Over Army Remarks
As the Supreme Court slammed Rahul Gandhi over his remarks about the Indian Army, the BJP on Monday tore into the Congress leader and alleged that he has vowed to "weaken India and strengthen China".
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After Comments Against Colonel Qureshi, Minister Gets Support From Colleague
Hours after the Supreme Court today ordered Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah to "go and apologise" to Indian Army officer Colonel Sofiya Qureshi over his insensitive comments on her, another state minister has come to his support.
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Youth May Not Join Army If Veterans' Resettlement Neglected: Supreme Court
Effective resettlement of ex-servicemen is necessary to keep the morale of serving members of defence forces, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said while ordering appointment of a woman who retired from the Indian Military Nursing Service.
-
Top Court Raps Army Over Appointment Of Officer In Permanent Commission
The Supreme Court on Tuesday pulled up the Army for acting with a "prejudiced mind" and not considering an "outstanding" Short Service Commission officer for permanent commission, saying this is the reason why people do not like to join the force.
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"What Is Sauce For Goose...": Supreme Court Win For Woman Army Officer
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Union government to grant permanent commission to a woman officer who was denied benefits given to similarly placed officers, observing "What is sauce for the goose ought to be sauce for the gander."
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"Should've Been More Sympathetic": Army Told To Pay Costs To Soldier's Widow
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the Indian Army to pay Rs 50,000 costs to the widow of a soldier, who was a part of Operation Rakshak in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"Show Bank Statement Of Accused": Supreme Court On Jharkhand Land Scam
The Supreme Court on Thursday sought the bank statements of an accused to ascertain the financial transactions related to the sale of 4.55 acre land of the Indian Army in Ranchi allegedly by creating false property documents.
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Policy On Women Army Officers' Career Progression By March 31: Centre To Supreme Court
The Centre informed the Supreme Court on Monday a detailed policy on career progression of women officers in the Indian Army will be in place by March 31, 2024.
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Army, Air Force Asked To Give Rs 1.54 Crore To Ex Officer Who Contracted HIV
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed both the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force to pay Rs 1.54 crore in compensation for their medical negligence to the ex-Air Force officer who contracted HIV/AIDS during a blood transfusion in 2002.
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"Can't Run Affairs Of Army": Supreme Court On Woman Colonel Commanding Unit
Courts cannot run the affairs of the Army, the Supreme Court observed on Friday while hearing a petition filed by a woman colonel who was given the charge of a company of soldiers which is ordinarily commanded by a major, two ranks her junior.
