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Supreme Court Relief For Journalists 'Beaten By Police' Over Sand Mining Report
The Supreme Court on Monday granted interim protection from arrest to two Madhya Pradesh journalists who accused police from Bhind district of harassment and assault, and of making threats to their lives.
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"Single Hand Can't Clap": Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail In Rape Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday gave interim bail to a 23-year-old accused of raping a 40-year-old, noting that charges had not been framed even though he has been in jail for nine months.
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Special Team Formed To Probe Minister's Remark Against Sofia Qureshi
Madhya Pradesh Police constituted a three-member SIT late on Monday night to probe state minister Vijay Shah's remarks against Col Sofiya Qureshi in compliance with a Supreme Court order, an official said.
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"Who Are Bigger Sharks": Vice President On Delay In FIR In Judge Cash Row
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar dwelt at length on the finding of cash at the premises of a Delhi High Court judge, pushing for a police probe and a relook at the Supreme Court judgment that ruled prior sanction be required to prosecute judges.
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Birthright Citizenship Case Arrives At US Supreme Court With Unusual Twist
Through an emergency filing, Trump's administration has focused the Supreme Court's attention on whether federal judges should have the power to issue broad orders that block challenged polices on a nationwide, or "universal," basis.
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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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"Find 6 Missing Children, Wherever They Are": Supreme Court To Delhi Cops
Instructing Delhi Police to rescue six missing children at any cost, the Supreme Court today said child traffickers need to be brought to justice and that such gangs are very dangerous for society
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Why Supreme Court Fined 2 UP Cops Rs 50,000 For Filing FIR
The Supreme Court on Wednesday imposed a Rs 50,000 fine on two Uttar Pradesh police officials for filing an FIR in a property dispute of civil nature.
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Cash-At-Home Row: Plea In Top Court Challenges 1991 Ruling On Immunity To Judges
A plea in the Supreme Court has sought a direction to Delhi Police to lodge an FIR over the alleged discovery of semi-burnt stash of cash from the official residence of Delhi High Court judge Yashwant Varma.
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Top Court Orders Probe Into IIT Delhi Suicides, Sets Up National Task Force
Outlining a disturbing pattern of student suicides in educational institutions, the Supreme Court on Monday directed Delhi Police to register an FIR and probe the suicidal deaths of two IIT-Delhi students from the SC/ST community.
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"Shocking": Top Court On Trial Courts Denying Bail In "Not Very Serious Cases"
The Supreme Court said a democratic country must not function like a police state, where law enforcement agencies exercise arbitrary powers to detain individuals without genuine necessity.
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Supreme Court Judge Slams Illegal Hoardings in Thane, Cops Rush to File FIR
Within hours of Supreme Court Judge Justice Abhay Oka taking strong exception to illegal hoardings in Mira Bhayandar, on the outskirts of Mumbai, police booked a man in connection with the unauthorised banners.
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"IAS Officers Want To Assert Supremacy Over IPS, IFS Officers": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday made a significant observation, stating that Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers often try to assert their superiority over Indian Police Service (IPS) and Indian Forest Service (IFS) officers.
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"Dirt On Mind": Supreme Court Relief, Scathing Rebuke For Ranveer Allahbadia
The Supreme Court has given YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia - roiled in a row over comments about parents and sex during an episode of stand-up show 'India's Got Latent' - some relief after it said no further police cases could be filed against him.
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Supreme Court Hears Ranveer Allahbadia's Plea In Crass Remarks Row
The hearing has been scheduled after Ranveer Allahbadia, who is facing police inquiries, moved the Supreme Court last week asking the FIRs against him to be combined.
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Supreme Court Relief For Journalists 'Beaten By Police' Over Sand Mining Report
The Supreme Court on Monday granted interim protection from arrest to two Madhya Pradesh journalists who accused police from Bhind district of harassment and assault, and of making threats to their lives.
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"Single Hand Can't Clap": Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail In Rape Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday gave interim bail to a 23-year-old accused of raping a 40-year-old, noting that charges had not been framed even though he has been in jail for nine months.
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Special Team Formed To Probe Minister's Remark Against Sofia Qureshi
Madhya Pradesh Police constituted a three-member SIT late on Monday night to probe state minister Vijay Shah's remarks against Col Sofiya Qureshi in compliance with a Supreme Court order, an official said.
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"Who Are Bigger Sharks": Vice President On Delay In FIR In Judge Cash Row
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar dwelt at length on the finding of cash at the premises of a Delhi High Court judge, pushing for a police probe and a relook at the Supreme Court judgment that ruled prior sanction be required to prosecute judges.
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Birthright Citizenship Case Arrives At US Supreme Court With Unusual Twist
Through an emergency filing, Trump's administration has focused the Supreme Court's attention on whether federal judges should have the power to issue broad orders that block challenged polices on a nationwide, or "universal," basis.
-
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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"Find 6 Missing Children, Wherever They Are": Supreme Court To Delhi Cops
Instructing Delhi Police to rescue six missing children at any cost, the Supreme Court today said child traffickers need to be brought to justice and that such gangs are very dangerous for society
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Why Supreme Court Fined 2 UP Cops Rs 50,000 For Filing FIR
The Supreme Court on Wednesday imposed a Rs 50,000 fine on two Uttar Pradesh police officials for filing an FIR in a property dispute of civil nature.
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Cash-At-Home Row: Plea In Top Court Challenges 1991 Ruling On Immunity To Judges
A plea in the Supreme Court has sought a direction to Delhi Police to lodge an FIR over the alleged discovery of semi-burnt stash of cash from the official residence of Delhi High Court judge Yashwant Varma.
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Top Court Orders Probe Into IIT Delhi Suicides, Sets Up National Task Force
Outlining a disturbing pattern of student suicides in educational institutions, the Supreme Court on Monday directed Delhi Police to register an FIR and probe the suicidal deaths of two IIT-Delhi students from the SC/ST community.
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"Shocking": Top Court On Trial Courts Denying Bail In "Not Very Serious Cases"
The Supreme Court said a democratic country must not function like a police state, where law enforcement agencies exercise arbitrary powers to detain individuals without genuine necessity.
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Supreme Court Judge Slams Illegal Hoardings in Thane, Cops Rush to File FIR
Within hours of Supreme Court Judge Justice Abhay Oka taking strong exception to illegal hoardings in Mira Bhayandar, on the outskirts of Mumbai, police booked a man in connection with the unauthorised banners.
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"IAS Officers Want To Assert Supremacy Over IPS, IFS Officers": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday made a significant observation, stating that Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers often try to assert their superiority over Indian Police Service (IPS) and Indian Forest Service (IFS) officers.
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"Dirt On Mind": Supreme Court Relief, Scathing Rebuke For Ranveer Allahbadia
The Supreme Court has given YouTuber Ranveer Allahbadia - roiled in a row over comments about parents and sex during an episode of stand-up show 'India's Got Latent' - some relief after it said no further police cases could be filed against him.
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Supreme Court Hears Ranveer Allahbadia's Plea In Crass Remarks Row
The hearing has been scheduled after Ranveer Allahbadia, who is facing police inquiries, moved the Supreme Court last week asking the FIRs against him to be combined.
