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On Backlog In Courts, Chief Justice's "Two Types Of Judges" Remark
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has expressed concerns over what he pointed out was the tendency of some high court judges who, after reserving a case, don't deliver judgment for a long period of time.
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"Aur Kitna Sukhaoge": Chief Justice On Chandigarh's Sukhna Lake Drying
"Aur kitna sukhaoge Sukhna lake ko," Chief Justice of India Surya Kant remarked on Wednesday while expressing concern over the drying up of Chandigarh's iconic lake as a result of collusion between builder mafias and bureaucrats.
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Congress Protests After Court Raps Madhya Pradesh For Shielding Minister
The Congress has staged a dramatic protest in Bhopal to step up pressure on the Madhya Pradesh government to take action against state minister Kunwar Vijay Shah for his derogatory remarks against Indian Army's Colonel Sofiya Qureshi.
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Top Court Slams Maneka Gandhi For Stray Dogs Remark, Flags "Body Language"
Coming down heavily on animal activist and former Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, the Supreme Court today flagged her "body language" and remarks on the court's observations in the stray dogs case during a podcast.
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For Every Dog Bite, Heavy Compensation Likely On States: Top Court's Big Remark
According to Justice Vikram Nath, those who say they are feeding dogs will be accountable.
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"No Contest" Between Animal Cruelty, Stray Dog Attacks: Court's Big Remark
The Supreme Court hearing into the stray dogs case entered the third day on Friday, with the top court bench advising a counsel that it did not want the proceedings to turn into a competition between instances of animal cruelty, dog attack videos.
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Stray Dogs Sense Fear, May Attack People Who Are Scared: Top Court
While continuing its hearing in the suo motu case on stray dog management in public spaces, the Supreme Court on Thursday remarked that dogs are capable of sensing fear and may attack individuals who are frightened or who have earlier been bitten.
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'Case Against Professor For Op Sindoor Remark Can Be Closed If...': Top Court
The Haryana government told the Supreme Court that it has not yet granted sanction to prosecute Ali Khan Mahmudabad, an associate professor at Ashoka University in Haryana, for his two social media posts on Operation Sindoor.
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"This Is My Life Now": What Umar Khalid Told Partner After He Was Denied Bail
Shortly after another door was closed to him after spending five years in jail, activist and former JNU student Umar Khalid remarked that being imprisoned is his life now and expressed happiness that five other people had been granted bail.
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"You Did Not Even Spare God": Supreme Court On Sabarimala Gold Theft Case
KP Shankardas, a former member of the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB), has suffered a setback in the Supreme Court, which refused to expunge remarks made by the Kerala High Court in the Sabarimala gold theft case.
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"Urbanised Phobia Of Rich": Supreme Court Rejects Plea On Packaged Food Standards
The SC rejected a PIL seeking the adoption of WHO standards for permissible levels of certain cancer-causing chemicals in packaged food and drinking water, with the court making strong remarks on what it described as an urbanised phobia of the rich
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'Want To Use Temple Money To Save Bank? It Belongs To Deity': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday remarked that temple funds "belong to the deity" and cannot be used to aid struggling cooperative banks.
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Top Court's "Blue Skies, Stars During Covid" Remark During Pollution Hearing
The Supreme Court on Monday told the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) and state authorities in the National Capital Region (NCR) to come up with a clear, time-bound, and "actionable" strategy to address Delhi's recurring air pollution.
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Marriage Reduced To Commercial Transaction Due To Evil Of Dowry: Top Court
Marriage is a sacred and noble institution founded on mutual trust, companionship and respect, but the pious bond has regrettably been reduced to a mere commercial transaction due to the evil of dowry, the Supreme Court remarked on Friday.
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Top Court Asks Centre To Frame Strict Law For Insults Against People With Disablities
Highlighting the need for a stringent law to protect the dignity of the disabled, the Supreme Court asked the Centre to consider framing a statute to make derogatory remarks ridiculing persons with disabilities a penal offence.
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On Backlog In Courts, Chief Justice's "Two Types Of Judges" Remark
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has expressed concerns over what he pointed out was the tendency of some high court judges who, after reserving a case, don't deliver judgment for a long period of time.
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"Aur Kitna Sukhaoge": Chief Justice On Chandigarh's Sukhna Lake Drying
"Aur kitna sukhaoge Sukhna lake ko," Chief Justice of India Surya Kant remarked on Wednesday while expressing concern over the drying up of Chandigarh's iconic lake as a result of collusion between builder mafias and bureaucrats.
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Congress Protests After Court Raps Madhya Pradesh For Shielding Minister
The Congress has staged a dramatic protest in Bhopal to step up pressure on the Madhya Pradesh government to take action against state minister Kunwar Vijay Shah for his derogatory remarks against Indian Army's Colonel Sofiya Qureshi.
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Top Court Slams Maneka Gandhi For Stray Dogs Remark, Flags "Body Language"
Coming down heavily on animal activist and former Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, the Supreme Court today flagged her "body language" and remarks on the court's observations in the stray dogs case during a podcast.
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For Every Dog Bite, Heavy Compensation Likely On States: Top Court's Big Remark
According to Justice Vikram Nath, those who say they are feeding dogs will be accountable.
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"No Contest" Between Animal Cruelty, Stray Dog Attacks: Court's Big Remark
The Supreme Court hearing into the stray dogs case entered the third day on Friday, with the top court bench advising a counsel that it did not want the proceedings to turn into a competition between instances of animal cruelty, dog attack videos.
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Stray Dogs Sense Fear, May Attack People Who Are Scared: Top Court
While continuing its hearing in the suo motu case on stray dog management in public spaces, the Supreme Court on Thursday remarked that dogs are capable of sensing fear and may attack individuals who are frightened or who have earlier been bitten.
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'Case Against Professor For Op Sindoor Remark Can Be Closed If...': Top Court
The Haryana government told the Supreme Court that it has not yet granted sanction to prosecute Ali Khan Mahmudabad, an associate professor at Ashoka University in Haryana, for his two social media posts on Operation Sindoor.
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"This Is My Life Now": What Umar Khalid Told Partner After He Was Denied Bail
Shortly after another door was closed to him after spending five years in jail, activist and former JNU student Umar Khalid remarked that being imprisoned is his life now and expressed happiness that five other people had been granted bail.
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"You Did Not Even Spare God": Supreme Court On Sabarimala Gold Theft Case
KP Shankardas, a former member of the Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB), has suffered a setback in the Supreme Court, which refused to expunge remarks made by the Kerala High Court in the Sabarimala gold theft case.
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"Urbanised Phobia Of Rich": Supreme Court Rejects Plea On Packaged Food Standards
The SC rejected a PIL seeking the adoption of WHO standards for permissible levels of certain cancer-causing chemicals in packaged food and drinking water, with the court making strong remarks on what it described as an urbanised phobia of the rich
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'Want To Use Temple Money To Save Bank? It Belongs To Deity': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday remarked that temple funds "belong to the deity" and cannot be used to aid struggling cooperative banks.
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Top Court's "Blue Skies, Stars During Covid" Remark During Pollution Hearing
The Supreme Court on Monday told the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) and state authorities in the National Capital Region (NCR) to come up with a clear, time-bound, and "actionable" strategy to address Delhi's recurring air pollution.
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Marriage Reduced To Commercial Transaction Due To Evil Of Dowry: Top Court
Marriage is a sacred and noble institution founded on mutual trust, companionship and respect, but the pious bond has regrettably been reduced to a mere commercial transaction due to the evil of dowry, the Supreme Court remarked on Friday.
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Top Court Asks Centre To Frame Strict Law For Insults Against People With Disablities
Highlighting the need for a stringent law to protect the dignity of the disabled, the Supreme Court asked the Centre to consider framing a statute to make derogatory remarks ridiculing persons with disabilities a penal offence.
