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Tamil Nadu Barred From Using Names Of Living Leaders For State Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government to refrain from naming welfare schemes after living political personalities or using photographs of former Chief Ministers or ideological leaders in government publicity material.
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Madras High Court Bars Use Of Living Leaders' Names In Government Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government that while launching and operating welfare schemes through various advertisements, the name of any living leaders or party insignia/emblem/flag shall not be included.
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Nitin Gadkari Reveals "Main Intention" Behind Electoral Bonds, Recalls Meeting Arun Jaitley
Union minister Nitin Gadkari has said it was not possible to run a political party without funds, and added that the Centre had thus introduced the electoral bonds scheme, now struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
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"Fully Respect Supreme Court's Order On Electoral Bonds But...": Amit Shah
Noting that he fully respects the Supreme Court order on electoral bonds, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the scheme was introduced to end black money in politics and added that it should have been improved rather than scrapped.
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Clear 48,000 Slums By Delhi Tracks, No Political Interference: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the removal of nearly 48,000 slum dwellings located in safety zones along 70 km of railway tracks in Delhi, adding that it would not accept "political interference" in the matter
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Donald Trump Administration Asks US Supreme Court To Scrap Obamacare
President Donald Trump's administration has asked the US Supreme Court to invalidate the Obamacare law introduced by his predecessor that added millions to the healthcare safety net but has been a major political controversy.
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NGOs Supporting Public Causes Can't Be Penalised, Says Supreme Court
NGOs supporting public causes cannot be deprived of funds from foreign sources, the Supreme Court said today in a potentially key verdict, adding that organisations without political goals could not be called "an organisation of political nature"
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"Will Approach Supreme Court": Rebel JDS Lawmaker After Disqualification
Rebel Janata Dal Secular lawmaker AH Vishwanath, who was disqualified by the Karnataka Speaker on Sunday, said the decision was "against the law", adding he and other aggrieved legislators would approach the Supreme Court for redressal tomorrow.
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Supreme Court Rebuffs Donald Trump On Census Citizenship Question
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday against adding a question about citizenship to the US census, calling the rationale for it "contrived," in a defeat for President Donald Trump on an issue with far-reaching political and economic implications.
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New Ayodhya Bench Formed By Chief Justice, Hearing On Tuesday: 10 Facts
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi today reconstituted the five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court that will hear the politically sensitive Ayodhya case next Tuesday by adding two new judges to it. The bench led by the Chief Justice will decide on a schedule and the frequency of hearings in the case. In the last hearing on January 11, J...
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Tamil Nadu Barred From Using Names Of Living Leaders For State Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government to refrain from naming welfare schemes after living political personalities or using photographs of former Chief Ministers or ideological leaders in government publicity material.
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Madras High Court Bars Use Of Living Leaders' Names In Government Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government that while launching and operating welfare schemes through various advertisements, the name of any living leaders or party insignia/emblem/flag shall not be included.
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Nitin Gadkari Reveals "Main Intention" Behind Electoral Bonds, Recalls Meeting Arun Jaitley
Union minister Nitin Gadkari has said it was not possible to run a political party without funds, and added that the Centre had thus introduced the electoral bonds scheme, now struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
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"Fully Respect Supreme Court's Order On Electoral Bonds But...": Amit Shah
Noting that he fully respects the Supreme Court order on electoral bonds, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said the scheme was introduced to end black money in politics and added that it should have been improved rather than scrapped.
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Clear 48,000 Slums By Delhi Tracks, No Political Interference: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the removal of nearly 48,000 slum dwellings located in safety zones along 70 km of railway tracks in Delhi, adding that it would not accept "political interference" in the matter
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Donald Trump Administration Asks US Supreme Court To Scrap Obamacare
President Donald Trump's administration has asked the US Supreme Court to invalidate the Obamacare law introduced by his predecessor that added millions to the healthcare safety net but has been a major political controversy.
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NGOs Supporting Public Causes Can't Be Penalised, Says Supreme Court
NGOs supporting public causes cannot be deprived of funds from foreign sources, the Supreme Court said today in a potentially key verdict, adding that organisations without political goals could not be called "an organisation of political nature"
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"Will Approach Supreme Court": Rebel JDS Lawmaker After Disqualification
Rebel Janata Dal Secular lawmaker AH Vishwanath, who was disqualified by the Karnataka Speaker on Sunday, said the decision was "against the law", adding he and other aggrieved legislators would approach the Supreme Court for redressal tomorrow.
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Supreme Court Rebuffs Donald Trump On Census Citizenship Question
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday against adding a question about citizenship to the US census, calling the rationale for it "contrived," in a defeat for President Donald Trump on an issue with far-reaching political and economic implications.
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New Ayodhya Bench Formed By Chief Justice, Hearing On Tuesday: 10 Facts
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi today reconstituted the five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court that will hear the politically sensitive Ayodhya case next Tuesday by adding two new judges to it. The bench led by the Chief Justice will decide on a schedule and the frequency of hearings in the case. In the last hearing on January 11, J...
