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No Consensus Yet To Set Up All-India Judicial Service, Parliament Informed
There is no consensus on a proposal to set up an all India judicial service at the district judge level, the government told Rajya Sabha today.
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President Murmu Suggests All-India Judicial Service To "Nurture" Talent
President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday suggested the creation of an all-India judicial service which can select brilliant youngsters and nurture their talents from lower levels to higher levels in judiciary.
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No Plan As Of Now To Bring All India Judicial Service: Government
"In view of the existing divergence of opinion amongst stakeholders, there is no such proposal of All India Judicial Service at this juncture," Law Minister Kiren Rijiju said in a written reply.
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Government Bats For All India Judicial Service
A "properly framed" All India Judicial Service (AIJS) on the lines of other all-India services such as IAS and IPS is important to strengthen the overall justice delivery system, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
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Government Finalising Draft Bill To Set Up All-India Judicial Service: Report
The government is in the process of finalising a bill to establish an all-India judicial service to recruit officers for subordinate courts through an entrance test. Those who clear the pan-India test would be appointed by high courts and the state governments.
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Time To Set Up All-India Judicial Services, Says Law Minister
More than 5,000 positions of judicial officers in district and subordinate courts are lying vacant, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said today in the Lok Sabha as he emphasised on the need for setting up all-India judicial services.
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9 High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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Nine High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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Government Proposes NEET-Like Exam To Recruit Judicial Officers
The government has proposed to the Supreme Court a NEET-like examination to recruit judges to the lower judiciary. The proposal comes close on the heels of several states, including some ruled by the BJP, opposing the formation of an all-India judicial service, a 60-year-old idea.
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No Consensus Yet To Set Up All-India Judicial Service, Parliament Informed
There is no consensus on a proposal to set up an all India judicial service at the district judge level, the government told Rajya Sabha today.
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President Murmu Suggests All-India Judicial Service To "Nurture" Talent
President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday suggested the creation of an all-India judicial service which can select brilliant youngsters and nurture their talents from lower levels to higher levels in judiciary.
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No Plan As Of Now To Bring All India Judicial Service: Government
"In view of the existing divergence of opinion amongst stakeholders, there is no such proposal of All India Judicial Service at this juncture," Law Minister Kiren Rijiju said in a written reply.
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Government Bats For All India Judicial Service
A "properly framed" All India Judicial Service (AIJS) on the lines of other all-India services such as IAS and IPS is important to strengthen the overall justice delivery system, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told Rajya Sabha on Thursday.
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Government Finalising Draft Bill To Set Up All-India Judicial Service: Report
The government is in the process of finalising a bill to establish an all-India judicial service to recruit officers for subordinate courts through an entrance test. Those who clear the pan-India test would be appointed by high courts and the state governments.
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Time To Set Up All-India Judicial Services, Says Law Minister
More than 5,000 positions of judicial officers in district and subordinate courts are lying vacant, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said today in the Lok Sabha as he emphasised on the need for setting up all-India judicial services.
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9 High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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Nine High Courts Oppose All-India Service For Lower Judiciary
Nine high courts have opposed a proposal to have an all-India service for lower judiciary, eight have sought changes in the proposed framework and only two have supported the idea, a law ministry document says.
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Government Proposes NEET-Like Exam To Recruit Judicial Officers
The government has proposed to the Supreme Court a NEET-like examination to recruit judges to the lower judiciary. The proposal comes close on the heels of several states, including some ruled by the BJP, opposing the formation of an all-India judicial service, a 60-year-old idea.
