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Examining the CAG report is not our domain, says Supreme Court
Reiterating its position, the Supreme Court on Friday said that it cannot examine a challenge to the Comptroller and Auditor's (CAG) report.
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'Can a sapling be called a tree?' makes Supreme Court hold up its order
Can a trunk measuring four to five inches in diameter be called a tree? This doubt has made the Supreme Court withhold its order granting permission to cut 4313 trees within the Taj Trapezium area in Uttar Pradesh.
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1993 Mumbai blasts case: Supreme Court's final hearing on Sanjay Dutt's appeal today
The Supreme Court will begin its final hearing on Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's appeal against his conviction in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case today.
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Accidents in Delhi because court order on tinted car windows not implemented: Supreme Court
An upset Supreme Court today pulled up the Centre for not implementing its orders on banning the use of tinted glass on vehicles. The top court also slammed the authorities for only targeting the middle class and sparing the elite class from removing the black tints from their car windows.
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Examining the CAG report is not our domain, says Supreme Court
Reiterating its position, the Supreme Court on Friday said that it cannot examine a challenge to the Comptroller and Auditor's (CAG) report.
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'Can a sapling be called a tree?' makes Supreme Court hold up its order
Can a trunk measuring four to five inches in diameter be called a tree? This doubt has made the Supreme Court withhold its order granting permission to cut 4313 trees within the Taj Trapezium area in Uttar Pradesh.
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1993 Mumbai blasts case: Supreme Court's final hearing on Sanjay Dutt's appeal today
The Supreme Court will begin its final hearing on Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt's appeal against his conviction in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case today.
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Accidents in Delhi because court order on tinted car windows not implemented: Supreme Court
An upset Supreme Court today pulled up the Centre for not implementing its orders on banning the use of tinted glass on vehicles. The top court also slammed the authorities for only targeting the middle class and sparing the elite class from removing the black tints from their car windows.
