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Supreme Court Refers Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam Bail Question To Larger Bench
A bench comprising Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Prasanna B Varale, which denied bail to Umar Khalid in January, observed that a bench of similar strength could not have expressed exception to the order.
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Centre Tells Top Court Bringing 4 Bangladesh Deportees Back. Then Adds Caveat
Recording the Centre's submission, the Chief Justice said the four individuals will be brought back within 10 days, and their citizenship status would then be verified.
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Supreme Court To Hear Next Week Plea Against CBSE's Policy Making Three-Language Study Compulsory In Class 9
Supreme Court to hear next week a plea challenging CBSE's policy making three-language study compulsory for Class 9 students across affiliated schools.
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'If Parents Are IAS Officers, Why Reservation For Their Children?': Supreme Court
Before the case reached the Supreme Court, the authorities noted that both parents were government employees and that their combined income exceeded the prescribed creamy layer threshold
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Bhagwant Mann Faces Backlash Over 'Misinterpreted' Top Court Dog Ruling
Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria also urged caution, stating that any such exercise must strictly follow Supreme Court guidelines.
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Muslim Side Approaches Top Court Challenging Order In Bhojshala Complex Case
In a huge win for the Hindu side, the Madhya Pradesh High Court declared that the disputed Bhojshala complex was a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati.
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The Bail Question: Conflicting Court Views On Umar Khalid Bring UAPA Under Lens Again
The Supreme Court on Monday reaffirmed that "bail is the rule and jail the exception" even in cases under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), while expressing serious reservations about its recent verdict denying bail to former
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Why Supreme Court's Stray Dog Order Is An Operational Nightmare
With over 37 lakh dog bite cases and nearly 20,000 rabies deaths reported annually, the top court has drawn a firm line: stray dogs must be removed from sensitive public spaces such as hospitals, schools, colleges, bus stands, and railway stations.
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"Very Deceptive": Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Vodka In Tetra Packs
The petition sought a standard definition of "bottling", limiting it to glass bottles or other clearly distinguishable containers
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'Keep Stray Dogs In Colleges If You Accept Liability': Supreme Court To Students' Bodies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday had allowed authorities to carry out euthanasia of rabid and aggressive stray dogs.
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"Centre Must Know": Supreme Court Junks Plea Against Caste Census
"Govt must know how many people are there in backward castes for welfare measures," the Supreme Court said.
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Centre Urges Supreme Court To Show "Judicial Restraint" On Delhi Rent Act Plea
The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that implementation of the 30-year-old Delhi Rent Act (DRA) of 1995 cannot be done by a judicial order.
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"Grounds Raised Unreasonable": Umar Khalid Denied Interim Bail
"Grounds Raised Are Unreasonable": Umar Khalid's Interim Bail Request Denied
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Probe Agency Seeks Prosecution Sanction Against Senthil Balaji In Cash For Jobs Scam
The case pertains to allegations that Senthil Balaji, while serving as Transport Minister in the then AIADMK government, conspired to collect money from job aspirants by promising appointments.
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In Big Order, Supreme Court Allows Killing Of Rabid, Aggressive Stray Dogs
The direction came as part of the top court's verdict on a batch of petitions seeking modification of its earlier order on relocation of stray dogs.
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Supreme Court Refers Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam Bail Question To Larger Bench
A bench comprising Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Prasanna B Varale, which denied bail to Umar Khalid in January, observed that a bench of similar strength could not have expressed exception to the order.
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Centre Tells Top Court Bringing 4 Bangladesh Deportees Back. Then Adds Caveat
Recording the Centre's submission, the Chief Justice said the four individuals will be brought back within 10 days, and their citizenship status would then be verified.
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Supreme Court To Hear Next Week Plea Against CBSE's Policy Making Three-Language Study Compulsory In Class 9
Supreme Court to hear next week a plea challenging CBSE's policy making three-language study compulsory for Class 9 students across affiliated schools.
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'If Parents Are IAS Officers, Why Reservation For Their Children?': Supreme Court
Before the case reached the Supreme Court, the authorities noted that both parents were government employees and that their combined income exceeded the prescribed creamy layer threshold
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Bhagwant Mann Faces Backlash Over 'Misinterpreted' Top Court Dog Ruling
Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria also urged caution, stating that any such exercise must strictly follow Supreme Court guidelines.
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Muslim Side Approaches Top Court Challenging Order In Bhojshala Complex Case
In a huge win for the Hindu side, the Madhya Pradesh High Court declared that the disputed Bhojshala complex was a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati.
-
The Bail Question: Conflicting Court Views On Umar Khalid Bring UAPA Under Lens Again
The Supreme Court on Monday reaffirmed that "bail is the rule and jail the exception" even in cases under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), while expressing serious reservations about its recent verdict denying bail to former
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Why Supreme Court's Stray Dog Order Is An Operational Nightmare
With over 37 lakh dog bite cases and nearly 20,000 rabies deaths reported annually, the top court has drawn a firm line: stray dogs must be removed from sensitive public spaces such as hospitals, schools, colleges, bus stands, and railway stations.
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"Very Deceptive": Supreme Court Notice To Centre On Vodka In Tetra Packs
The petition sought a standard definition of "bottling", limiting it to glass bottles or other clearly distinguishable containers
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'Keep Stray Dogs In Colleges If You Accept Liability': Supreme Court To Students' Bodies
The Supreme Court on Tuesday had allowed authorities to carry out euthanasia of rabid and aggressive stray dogs.
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"Centre Must Know": Supreme Court Junks Plea Against Caste Census
"Govt must know how many people are there in backward castes for welfare measures," the Supreme Court said.
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Centre Urges Supreme Court To Show "Judicial Restraint" On Delhi Rent Act Plea
The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that implementation of the 30-year-old Delhi Rent Act (DRA) of 1995 cannot be done by a judicial order.
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"Grounds Raised Unreasonable": Umar Khalid Denied Interim Bail
"Grounds Raised Are Unreasonable": Umar Khalid's Interim Bail Request Denied
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Probe Agency Seeks Prosecution Sanction Against Senthil Balaji In Cash For Jobs Scam
The case pertains to allegations that Senthil Balaji, while serving as Transport Minister in the then AIADMK government, conspired to collect money from job aspirants by promising appointments.
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In Big Order, Supreme Court Allows Killing Of Rabid, Aggressive Stray Dogs
The direction came as part of the top court's verdict on a batch of petitions seeking modification of its earlier order on relocation of stray dogs.
