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"Unfortunate, But There Is A Limit To What We Can Do": Centre On Nurse Execution Case
There is not much more the government can do to stop the execution of Nimisha Priya - the Kerala nurse sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - the Supreme Court was told Monday.
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How Can A Corrupt Public Official Be Allowed To Resume Duty, Asks Top Court
A government official convicted in a corruption case should not be allowed to rejoin service till he or she is exonerated, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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Month After Asaduddin Owaisi vs Nishikant Dubey Over Judiciary, MPs On Same Team
Less than a month after engaging in a sharp public exchange over the role and authority of India's Supreme Court, AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi and BJP MP Nishikant Dubey are now on the same team.
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Top Court Issues Notice To Centre On Plea Against Blocking 4PM YouTube Channel
The Supreme Court on Monday issued a notice to the Union government on a plea filed by journalist Sanjay Sharma challenging the directive to block the YouTube channel 4PM News Network on grounds of "national security" and "public order".
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Historic First For Supreme Court - Judges' Assets, Appointment Process Public
In a bid to enhance transparency, the Supreme Court on Monday said it has uploaded statements of assets of judges on its website, in accordance with a full-court decision to place the relevant details in the public domain.
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Inconsistent Judicial Decisions Shake Public Trust: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed inconsistent decisions from different benches shook public trust and outlined their consistency to be hallmark of a responsible judiciary.
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Deaths Were Required By "Our Religion": Afghan Court On Public Executions
Afghanistan's Supreme Court rejected on Saturday condemnation by the United Nations of the Taliban's use of capital punishment, a day after four convicted murderers were publicly executed.
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Taliban Publicly Executes 4 For Murder: Afghan Supreme Court
Afghanistan's Supreme Court said four convicted murderers were executed by order of Taliban authorities on Friday, bringing to ten the number of men publicly put to death since their return to power, according to an AFP tally.
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"You Have Grandchildren?": Top Court's Deadline For Packaged Food Labels
The Supreme Court has set a three-month deadline for the Centre to implement food safety norms that make it mandatory to display key information about packaged food items on containers. Hearing a Public Interest Litigation, the bench of Justice JB Pa
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"Time Is Ripe To Replace Collegium System": Former Law Minister
Former Union law minister Ashwani Kumar on Sunday said the time is ripe for replacing the present collegium system of judicial appointments and "processes of public opinion are moving robustly" in favour of an alternative mechanism.
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Amid Cash-At-Home Row, Supreme Court's Move To Make Judges Assets Public
The Supreme Court has initiated steps to publicly disclose the asset declarations of all its judges on the court's official website.
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Supreme Court Makes Report On Judge Cash Row Public, Includes Pics, Videos
A report submitted by the Chief Justice of the High Court of Delhi into alleged finding of a cash stash at the house of high court judge Justice Yashwant Varma has been uploaded on the Supreme Court website.
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Report Of Probe Against Cash Pile Judge, His Response To Be Made Public: Supreme Court
A report submitted by the Delhi High Court Chief Justice into allegations that a huge pile of cash was found at the house of a judge of the high court is being uploaded on the Supreme Court website.
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'Inappropriate' Response: Top Court Chief Amid Trump's Call For Impeachment
Donald Trump's rumbling conflict with the judiciary burst into open confrontation on Tuesday as Supreme Court Justice John Roberts issued a rare public rebuke of the US president over his call for the impeachment of a federal court judge.
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Rohingya Children Can Move High Court If Denied Admission To Public Schools: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that Rohingya children can approach government schools for admission and in case of denial, they can move the high court.
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"Unfortunate, But There Is A Limit To What We Can Do": Centre On Nurse Execution Case
There is not much more the government can do to stop the execution of Nimisha Priya - the Kerala nurse sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - the Supreme Court was told Monday.
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How Can A Corrupt Public Official Be Allowed To Resume Duty, Asks Top Court
A government official convicted in a corruption case should not be allowed to rejoin service till he or she is exonerated, the Supreme Court said on Thursday.
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Month After Asaduddin Owaisi vs Nishikant Dubey Over Judiciary, MPs On Same Team
Less than a month after engaging in a sharp public exchange over the role and authority of India's Supreme Court, AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi and BJP MP Nishikant Dubey are now on the same team.
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Top Court Issues Notice To Centre On Plea Against Blocking 4PM YouTube Channel
The Supreme Court on Monday issued a notice to the Union government on a plea filed by journalist Sanjay Sharma challenging the directive to block the YouTube channel 4PM News Network on grounds of "national security" and "public order".
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Historic First For Supreme Court - Judges' Assets, Appointment Process Public
In a bid to enhance transparency, the Supreme Court on Monday said it has uploaded statements of assets of judges on its website, in accordance with a full-court decision to place the relevant details in the public domain.
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Inconsistent Judicial Decisions Shake Public Trust: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed inconsistent decisions from different benches shook public trust and outlined their consistency to be hallmark of a responsible judiciary.
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Deaths Were Required By "Our Religion": Afghan Court On Public Executions
Afghanistan's Supreme Court rejected on Saturday condemnation by the United Nations of the Taliban's use of capital punishment, a day after four convicted murderers were publicly executed.
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Taliban Publicly Executes 4 For Murder: Afghan Supreme Court
Afghanistan's Supreme Court said four convicted murderers were executed by order of Taliban authorities on Friday, bringing to ten the number of men publicly put to death since their return to power, according to an AFP tally.
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"You Have Grandchildren?": Top Court's Deadline For Packaged Food Labels
The Supreme Court has set a three-month deadline for the Centre to implement food safety norms that make it mandatory to display key information about packaged food items on containers. Hearing a Public Interest Litigation, the bench of Justice JB Pa
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"Time Is Ripe To Replace Collegium System": Former Law Minister
Former Union law minister Ashwani Kumar on Sunday said the time is ripe for replacing the present collegium system of judicial appointments and "processes of public opinion are moving robustly" in favour of an alternative mechanism.
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Amid Cash-At-Home Row, Supreme Court's Move To Make Judges Assets Public
The Supreme Court has initiated steps to publicly disclose the asset declarations of all its judges on the court's official website.
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Supreme Court Makes Report On Judge Cash Row Public, Includes Pics, Videos
A report submitted by the Chief Justice of the High Court of Delhi into alleged finding of a cash stash at the house of high court judge Justice Yashwant Varma has been uploaded on the Supreme Court website.
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Report Of Probe Against Cash Pile Judge, His Response To Be Made Public: Supreme Court
A report submitted by the Delhi High Court Chief Justice into allegations that a huge pile of cash was found at the house of a judge of the high court is being uploaded on the Supreme Court website.
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'Inappropriate' Response: Top Court Chief Amid Trump's Call For Impeachment
Donald Trump's rumbling conflict with the judiciary burst into open confrontation on Tuesday as Supreme Court Justice John Roberts issued a rare public rebuke of the US president over his call for the impeachment of a federal court judge.
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Rohingya Children Can Move High Court If Denied Admission To Public Schools: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that Rohingya children can approach government schools for admission and in case of denial, they can move the high court.
