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Former IAS Officer Convicted In Money-Laundering Case, Gets 5 Years In Jail
Former IAS officer and ex-District Collector of Bhuj, Pradeep Nirankarnath Sharma, has been convicted in two Prevention of Money Laundering Act cases. The judgment was delivered by a special court in Ahmedabad yesterday.
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'We Did Our Part': Chief Justice Puts Creamy Layer Ball In Centre's Court
The Supreme Court has done its bit to address the creamy layer issue in caste-based reservation, and it is now up to the government and Parliament to take the next step, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai said today
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Outgoing Chief Justice Gavai's "Swadeshi" Push In Judgments
BR Gavai, the outgoing Chief Justice of India (CJI) said on Friday that he made his best attempts to stick to the "Swadeshi" interpretation of law rather than citing British and American cases while writing his judgement.
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Centre's Big Win As Top Court Draws Line On Setting Timeline For Governors
Timelines cannot be fixed for Governors to grant assent to bills, says Supreme Court
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In 453-Page Ruling, Bangladesh Court Hands Death Sentence To Sheikh Hasina
A 453-page judgment, read aloud for more than an hour, was issued on Monday by Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal (ICT), sentencing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death over alleged crimes against humanity.
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Cannot Write Judgments In 'Hinglish': Allahabad High Court To Trial Courts
The Allahabad High Court on Friday said that while trial courts in the state of Uttar Pradesh are at liberty to write their judgments either in Hindi or English, they cannot write judgments that are partially in English and partially in Hindi.
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Madras High Court Upholds Tamil Nadu Hill's Name Amid Dispute, Curbs Sacrificial Practices
The judgment resolved three contentious issues - the name of the Thiruparankundram Hillock, the practice of animal sacrifice at the Sikkandar Badusha Dargah, and the right of Muslims to offer prayers at the Nellithoppu area.
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4 Tamil Nadu Cops Get 11 Years In Jail For Teen's Custodial Death
In a landmark judgment, the Madurai District and Sessions Court sentenced four policemen to 11 years in prison in connection with the custodial death of a 17-year-old Muthu Karthik in 2019.
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"Vice-Chancellor Accused Of Sexual Harassment May Be Forgiven But...": Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a sexual harassment case against West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Vice-Chancellor Nirmal Kanti Chakrabarti but directed that the judgment, which carries details of his alleged misconduct.
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Tamil Nadu To Challenge Supreme Court's Exam Deadline For Teachers
The Tamil Nadu government has decided to move the Supreme Court with a Review Petition against its recent judgment mandating that all in-service teachers without the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) qualification must clear it within two years.
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2008 Malegaon Blast: Victims Approach Bombay High Court Against Acquittal Of Pragya Thakur, 6 Others
Six family members of people who died in the 2008 Malegaon bomb blast have moved the Bombay High Court, challenging a special court judgment acquitting the seven accused in the case, including former BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur
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Opposition Veep Pick Drawing Fire For 2011 Salwa Judum Judgment. What It Is
As former Supreme Court judge and the Opposition's candidate B Sudershan Reddy preps for the September 9 Vice Presidential election, a 14-year-old judgment has come back to haunt him
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Delhi High Court Sets Aside Panel's Order To Disclose PM Modi's Degree
The Delhi High Court on Monday set aside an order of the Central Information Commission (CIC) directing disclosure of information on the bachelor's degree of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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"Wise To Refrain From Name-Calling": Ex-Judges On Amit Shah's Remarks On Opposition's Veep Pick
A group of retired judges has termed Home Minister Amit Shah's attack on opposition vice-presidential candidate B Sudershan Reddy over the Salwa Judum judgement "unfortunate", and said it would be wise to refrain from "name-calling".
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Victims, Legal Heirs Can File Appeal Against Acquittal Of Accused: Supreme Court
In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court has held that victims of crime, including their legal heirs, can file an appeal against acquittal of the accused.
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Former IAS Officer Convicted In Money-Laundering Case, Gets 5 Years In Jail
Former IAS officer and ex-District Collector of Bhuj, Pradeep Nirankarnath Sharma, has been convicted in two Prevention of Money Laundering Act cases. The judgment was delivered by a special court in Ahmedabad yesterday.
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'We Did Our Part': Chief Justice Puts Creamy Layer Ball In Centre's Court
The Supreme Court has done its bit to address the creamy layer issue in caste-based reservation, and it is now up to the government and Parliament to take the next step, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai said today
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Outgoing Chief Justice Gavai's "Swadeshi" Push In Judgments
BR Gavai, the outgoing Chief Justice of India (CJI) said on Friday that he made his best attempts to stick to the "Swadeshi" interpretation of law rather than citing British and American cases while writing his judgement.
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Centre's Big Win As Top Court Draws Line On Setting Timeline For Governors
Timelines cannot be fixed for Governors to grant assent to bills, says Supreme Court
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In 453-Page Ruling, Bangladesh Court Hands Death Sentence To Sheikh Hasina
A 453-page judgment, read aloud for more than an hour, was issued on Monday by Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal (ICT), sentencing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death over alleged crimes against humanity.
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Cannot Write Judgments In 'Hinglish': Allahabad High Court To Trial Courts
The Allahabad High Court on Friday said that while trial courts in the state of Uttar Pradesh are at liberty to write their judgments either in Hindi or English, they cannot write judgments that are partially in English and partially in Hindi.
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Madras High Court Upholds Tamil Nadu Hill's Name Amid Dispute, Curbs Sacrificial Practices
The judgment resolved three contentious issues - the name of the Thiruparankundram Hillock, the practice of animal sacrifice at the Sikkandar Badusha Dargah, and the right of Muslims to offer prayers at the Nellithoppu area.
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4 Tamil Nadu Cops Get 11 Years In Jail For Teen's Custodial Death
In a landmark judgment, the Madurai District and Sessions Court sentenced four policemen to 11 years in prison in connection with the custodial death of a 17-year-old Muthu Karthik in 2019.
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"Vice-Chancellor Accused Of Sexual Harassment May Be Forgiven But...": Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a sexual harassment case against West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Vice-Chancellor Nirmal Kanti Chakrabarti but directed that the judgment, which carries details of his alleged misconduct.
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Tamil Nadu To Challenge Supreme Court's Exam Deadline For Teachers
The Tamil Nadu government has decided to move the Supreme Court with a Review Petition against its recent judgment mandating that all in-service teachers without the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) qualification must clear it within two years.
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2008 Malegaon Blast: Victims Approach Bombay High Court Against Acquittal Of Pragya Thakur, 6 Others
Six family members of people who died in the 2008 Malegaon bomb blast have moved the Bombay High Court, challenging a special court judgment acquitting the seven accused in the case, including former BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur
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Opposition Veep Pick Drawing Fire For 2011 Salwa Judum Judgment. What It Is
As former Supreme Court judge and the Opposition's candidate B Sudershan Reddy preps for the September 9 Vice Presidential election, a 14-year-old judgment has come back to haunt him
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Delhi High Court Sets Aside Panel's Order To Disclose PM Modi's Degree
The Delhi High Court on Monday set aside an order of the Central Information Commission (CIC) directing disclosure of information on the bachelor's degree of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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"Wise To Refrain From Name-Calling": Ex-Judges On Amit Shah's Remarks On Opposition's Veep Pick
A group of retired judges has termed Home Minister Amit Shah's attack on opposition vice-presidential candidate B Sudershan Reddy over the Salwa Judum judgement "unfortunate", and said it would be wise to refrain from "name-calling".
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Victims, Legal Heirs Can File Appeal Against Acquittal Of Accused: Supreme Court
In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court has held that victims of crime, including their legal heirs, can file an appeal against acquittal of the accused.
