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Neighbourhood Schools Must Admit Students Without Delay: Supreme Court
The bench said earnest implementation can truly be transformative and it is not only a step towards educating young India, but also a substantive measure in securing the preambular objective of 'equality of status'.
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9 Reasons Delhi High Court Judge Didn't Back Out From Arvind Kejriwal's Case
Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma listed past instances of Arvind Kejriwal and his party mates securing relief from her court without hearing the other side.
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Bhopal Woman, 64, Duped Of Rs 26 Lakh In Digital Arrest Fraud
The accused contacted the elderly woman through a WhatsApp call, impersonating officials from the Internal Security Department and the Counter-Terrorism Department.
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Can Trump Pull The US Out Of NATO? What The Law Says
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, said on Tuesday that Washington would have to reexamine its relations with NATO after the US-Iran-Israel war.
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'Tools May Change, Policy Remains': Trump Aide On US Supreme Court Tariff Blow
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said that the Trump administration will continue to execute the President's trade agenda despite the Supreme Court's ruling limiting the use of emergency tariff powers
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'Need 10 Minutes': 19-Year-Old Who Argued And Won His Case In Top Court
Atharva Chaturvedi passed NEET not once, but twice. He scored 530 marks. Yet he could not secure an MBBS seat under the EWS quota in private colleges because the state had not implemented a policy to extend reservations there.
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Centre Opposes Sonam Wangchuk's Release: What Preventive Detention Rules Say
The central government informed the Supreme Court today that it does not want to release climate activist Sonam Wangchuk on health grounds as suggested by the court earlier.
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Reading too much into Sonam Wangchuk speeches: Top Court Questions Detention
The Supreme Court has questioned the grounds for detaining Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA), saying the government was reading "too much" into his statements.
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'Every Outburst Not Security Threat': Top Court Pulls Up Anti-Terror Agency
The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the National Investigation Agency (NIA) over its decision to initiate a suo motu probe into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
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Meritorious Reserved Candidates Entitled to Open Category Seats: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that candidates from reserved categories who secure higher marks than the general category cutoff must be adjusted against unreserved seats.
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Top Court Adjourns Hearing On Sonam Wangchuk's Wife's Plea To January 29
The Supreme Court on Tuesday adjourned to January 29 the hearing of a plea filed by Gitanjali J Angmo, the wife of jailed climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, against his detention under the National Security Act.
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'30 Nation-Building Awards, Now Shown As Criminal': Sonam Wangchuk To Court
Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has always spoken against violence and received 30 awards for nation-building, is now being portrayed as a criminal, the Supreme Court was told today.
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Top Court To Hear Sonam Wangchuk's Wife's Plea Challenging His Arrest Tomorrow
The Supreme Court on Wednesday adjourned to January 8 the hearing of a plea filed by Gitanjali J Angmo, the wife of jailed climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, against his detention under the National Security Act.
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Liberty Not Absolute, Linked To Society's Security: Top Court In Umar Khalid Case
The Supreme Court, while denying bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case on Monday, observed that the Constitution guarantees personal liberty, but it does not conceive liberty as an absolute entitlement.
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"Security Risk": Israel Says Gaza Media Ban Should Stay, Despite Ceasefire
Israeli authorities have told the Supreme Court that a ban on international media access to Gaza should remain in place, arguing it is necessary for security reasons, according to a government submission filed by the public prosecutor.
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Neighbourhood Schools Must Admit Students Without Delay: Supreme Court
The bench said earnest implementation can truly be transformative and it is not only a step towards educating young India, but also a substantive measure in securing the preambular objective of 'equality of status'.
-
9 Reasons Delhi High Court Judge Didn't Back Out From Arvind Kejriwal's Case
Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma listed past instances of Arvind Kejriwal and his party mates securing relief from her court without hearing the other side.
-
Bhopal Woman, 64, Duped Of Rs 26 Lakh In Digital Arrest Fraud
The accused contacted the elderly woman through a WhatsApp call, impersonating officials from the Internal Security Department and the Counter-Terrorism Department.
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Can Trump Pull The US Out Of NATO? What The Law Says
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, said on Tuesday that Washington would have to reexamine its relations with NATO after the US-Iran-Israel war.
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'Tools May Change, Policy Remains': Trump Aide On US Supreme Court Tariff Blow
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said that the Trump administration will continue to execute the President's trade agenda despite the Supreme Court's ruling limiting the use of emergency tariff powers
-
'Need 10 Minutes': 19-Year-Old Who Argued And Won His Case In Top Court
Atharva Chaturvedi passed NEET not once, but twice. He scored 530 marks. Yet he could not secure an MBBS seat under the EWS quota in private colleges because the state had not implemented a policy to extend reservations there.
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Centre Opposes Sonam Wangchuk's Release: What Preventive Detention Rules Say
The central government informed the Supreme Court today that it does not want to release climate activist Sonam Wangchuk on health grounds as suggested by the court earlier.
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Reading too much into Sonam Wangchuk speeches: Top Court Questions Detention
The Supreme Court has questioned the grounds for detaining Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA), saying the government was reading "too much" into his statements.
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'Every Outburst Not Security Threat': Top Court Pulls Up Anti-Terror Agency
The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the National Investigation Agency (NIA) over its decision to initiate a suo motu probe into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
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Meritorious Reserved Candidates Entitled to Open Category Seats: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that candidates from reserved categories who secure higher marks than the general category cutoff must be adjusted against unreserved seats.
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Top Court Adjourns Hearing On Sonam Wangchuk's Wife's Plea To January 29
The Supreme Court on Tuesday adjourned to January 29 the hearing of a plea filed by Gitanjali J Angmo, the wife of jailed climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, against his detention under the National Security Act.
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'30 Nation-Building Awards, Now Shown As Criminal': Sonam Wangchuk To Court
Activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has always spoken against violence and received 30 awards for nation-building, is now being portrayed as a criminal, the Supreme Court was told today.
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Top Court To Hear Sonam Wangchuk's Wife's Plea Challenging His Arrest Tomorrow
The Supreme Court on Wednesday adjourned to January 8 the hearing of a plea filed by Gitanjali J Angmo, the wife of jailed climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, against his detention under the National Security Act.
-
Liberty Not Absolute, Linked To Society's Security: Top Court In Umar Khalid Case
The Supreme Court, while denying bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case on Monday, observed that the Constitution guarantees personal liberty, but it does not conceive liberty as an absolute entitlement.
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"Security Risk": Israel Says Gaza Media Ban Should Stay, Despite Ceasefire
Israeli authorities have told the Supreme Court that a ban on international media access to Gaza should remain in place, arguing it is necessary for security reasons, according to a government submission filed by the public prosecutor.
