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Probe Agency Can't Peep Into Private Life Of Accused On Bail: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday held that bail conditions allowing an investigating agency to continuously track the movements of an accused violate the right to privacy guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution.
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Privacy Verdict Boost To Personal Liberty, Setback For Government: Opposition
Opposition leaders on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court judgment, which maintained that right to privacy is a fundamental right, terming it as a setback for the Narendra Modi government.
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Right To Privacy: Father's Judgement Overruled By Son As 'Seriously Flawed'
Nine Supreme Court judges were unanimous as they ruled today that privacy is a fundamental right of every citizen. Among them is a judge who overruled a past judgement by his father, calling it "seriously flawed".
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In Supreme Court's Right To Privacy Judgment, A Touch of Rainbow
A landmark Supreme Court judgment today which declared that privacy is a fundamental right of all Indians, has also brought cheer to the gay and LGBT communities. The court indicated that right to privacy is valid even in the context of Section 377 --- a law that criminalises what was once seen as unnatural sex. Right of privacy cannot be denied "e...
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Read Complete Supreme Court Judgement On Privacy Here
The Supreme Court today pronounced that individual privacy is a fundamental right protected by the Constitution.
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Non-BJP Ruled States Move Supreme Court In Favour Of Right To Privacy
Three non-BJP ruled states and one union territory today moved the Supreme Court seeking to intervene in the ongoing hearing on the issue of whether the Right to Privacy can be declared as one of the Fundamental Rights under the Constitution.
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Aadhaar Card Can't Be Used For All Services For Now, Supreme Court Says
The Aadhaar Card cannot be used to avail more services, like opening bank accounts and getting phone connections, for now, the Supreme Court ruled today, referring a plea by the Centre to a larger bench.
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Probe Agency Can't Peep Into Private Life Of Accused On Bail: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday held that bail conditions allowing an investigating agency to continuously track the movements of an accused violate the right to privacy guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution.
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Privacy Verdict Boost To Personal Liberty, Setback For Government: Opposition
Opposition leaders on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court judgment, which maintained that right to privacy is a fundamental right, terming it as a setback for the Narendra Modi government.
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Right To Privacy: Father's Judgement Overruled By Son As 'Seriously Flawed'
Nine Supreme Court judges were unanimous as they ruled today that privacy is a fundamental right of every citizen. Among them is a judge who overruled a past judgement by his father, calling it "seriously flawed".
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In Supreme Court's Right To Privacy Judgment, A Touch of Rainbow
A landmark Supreme Court judgment today which declared that privacy is a fundamental right of all Indians, has also brought cheer to the gay and LGBT communities. The court indicated that right to privacy is valid even in the context of Section 377 --- a law that criminalises what was once seen as unnatural sex. Right of privacy cannot be denied "e...
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Read Complete Supreme Court Judgement On Privacy Here
The Supreme Court today pronounced that individual privacy is a fundamental right protected by the Constitution.
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Non-BJP Ruled States Move Supreme Court In Favour Of Right To Privacy
Three non-BJP ruled states and one union territory today moved the Supreme Court seeking to intervene in the ongoing hearing on the issue of whether the Right to Privacy can be declared as one of the Fundamental Rights under the Constitution.
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Aadhaar Card Can't Be Used For All Services For Now, Supreme Court Says
The Aadhaar Card cannot be used to avail more services, like opening bank accounts and getting phone connections, for now, the Supreme Court ruled today, referring a plea by the Centre to a larger bench.
