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Filmmaker Arun Vaidyanathan Tests Positive For Omicron
"I have a new visitor at home and I think his name is Omicron," read an excerpt from his post
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UP "100%" Cannot Hold Kanwar Yatra, Says Supreme Court
Health and the Right to Life is paramount, the Supreme Court said today as it gave the Uttar Pradesh government time till Monday to reconsider its decision to allow the Kanwar Yatra this year amid Covid worries.
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"Used By British To Silence Gandhi": 5 Top Court Quotes On Sedition Law
The Supreme Court today questioned the sedition law, calling it "colonial" as it observed that the British-era law holds "enormous power" for misuse. The bench also asked whether it was "still necessary after 75 years of Independence".
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CBSE Announces Class 12 Scoring Plan, Results By July 31
Class 12 results will be announced by July 31 and will factor in students' performance over three years or from Class 10, the CBSE told the Supreme Court today, announcing its assessment plan after exams were cancelled because of the Covid crisis.
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Supreme Court Remembers Justice MM Shantanagoudar, Suspends Hearings
The Supreme Court today suspended its judicial work as a mark of respect to its serving judge Justice MM Shantanagoudar who passed away last week. All the hearings scheduled today have been postponed to tomorrow.
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Supreme Court Appoints Experts Panel On Protecting Great Indian Bustard
The Supreme Court has set up an high-level committee to examine the feasibility of under-grounding of over-head transmission power lines in Rajasthan and Gujarat in order to protect Great Indian Bustard from extinction. Only 150 critically-endangered
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"Have To Hear Haryana Also": Supreme Court On Delhi Water Board's SOS
The Supreme Court has decided to hear petition filed by the Delhi Jal Board against the Haryana government on the water crisis in the national capital on Monday, turning down an appeal for an urgent hearing on the matter.
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Election Commission Makes "Record Rs 331 Cr Seizure" In Poll-Bound States
A record Rs 331 crore in seizures of cash, liquor, drugs and other goods have been seized in the poll-bound states of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, and Kerala, and the Union Territory of Puducherry, the government said today. The seizures already surpasses the total amount caught in the assembly elections to these state and the Union Territory in...
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Mamata Banerjee Injured In Accident? Poll Panel Decision Likely Today
The Election Commission on Sunday may present its report on the alleged attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee earlier this week.
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Relief For Amazon India Head; Supreme Court Says "No Teeth" In OTT Rules
Government rules on social media and OTT (Over The Top) platforms "have no teeth" and thus no power for prosecution, said the Supreme Court as it granted relief from arrest to Amazon Prime Video's India head Aparna Purohit in the ongoing investigation against the web series 'Tandav'.
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They Show Porn, Too, Says Supreme Court, In Favour Of OTT Control
The Supreme Court today called for screening of video content on OTT (Over The Top) platforms, saying "even pornograpic material is being shown" on some of them. There should be a mechanism to screen such programmes, the top court saidas it directed the centre to place before it the recent guidelines of the government to regulate social media platf...
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"Right To Protest Cannot Be Anytime, Everywhere": Supreme Court
The right to protest and express dissent comes with certain duties and cannot be held "anytime and everywhere", the Supreme Court said in an order, dismissing a review petition on the anti-citizenship law protests held in Delhi's Shaheen Bagh in 2019.
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Andhra Gets Supreme Court Notice For Announcing Polls In Odisha Villages
The Supreme Court today issued notice to the Andhra Pradesh government on a petition seeking contempt action against its state officials for notifying Panchayat polls in three villages controlled by Odisha.
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Farmers' R-Day Tractor Rally: Cops To Decide, Says Supreme Court
The entry of protesting farmers into Delhi has to be decided by the Delhi Police as it is a matter of "law and order", the Supreme Court said today as the centre sought an order against the proposed tractor rally on Republic Day, January 26.
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Relief For BJP Leaders, Top Court Says No Arrests Over Bengal Violence
The Supreme Court today grantedinterim protection to five BJP leaders, including Mukul Roy and MPKailash Vijayvargiya, in criminal cases lodged against them in West Bengal and directed the state police not to takeany coercive action till the next date of hearing.
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Filmmaker Arun Vaidyanathan Tests Positive For Omicron
"I have a new visitor at home and I think his name is Omicron," read an excerpt from his post
-
UP "100%" Cannot Hold Kanwar Yatra, Says Supreme Court
Health and the Right to Life is paramount, the Supreme Court said today as it gave the Uttar Pradesh government time till Monday to reconsider its decision to allow the Kanwar Yatra this year amid Covid worries.
-
"Used By British To Silence Gandhi": 5 Top Court Quotes On Sedition Law
The Supreme Court today questioned the sedition law, calling it "colonial" as it observed that the British-era law holds "enormous power" for misuse. The bench also asked whether it was "still necessary after 75 years of Independence".
-
CBSE Announces Class 12 Scoring Plan, Results By July 31
Class 12 results will be announced by July 31 and will factor in students' performance over three years or from Class 10, the CBSE told the Supreme Court today, announcing its assessment plan after exams were cancelled because of the Covid crisis.
-
Supreme Court Remembers Justice MM Shantanagoudar, Suspends Hearings
The Supreme Court today suspended its judicial work as a mark of respect to its serving judge Justice MM Shantanagoudar who passed away last week. All the hearings scheduled today have been postponed to tomorrow.
-
Supreme Court Appoints Experts Panel On Protecting Great Indian Bustard
The Supreme Court has set up an high-level committee to examine the feasibility of under-grounding of over-head transmission power lines in Rajasthan and Gujarat in order to protect Great Indian Bustard from extinction. Only 150 critically-endangered
-
"Have To Hear Haryana Also": Supreme Court On Delhi Water Board's SOS
The Supreme Court has decided to hear petition filed by the Delhi Jal Board against the Haryana government on the water crisis in the national capital on Monday, turning down an appeal for an urgent hearing on the matter.
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Election Commission Makes "Record Rs 331 Cr Seizure" In Poll-Bound States
A record Rs 331 crore in seizures of cash, liquor, drugs and other goods have been seized in the poll-bound states of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, and Kerala, and the Union Territory of Puducherry, the government said today. The seizures already surpasses the total amount caught in the assembly elections to these state and the Union Territory in...
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Mamata Banerjee Injured In Accident? Poll Panel Decision Likely Today
The Election Commission on Sunday may present its report on the alleged attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee earlier this week.
-
Relief For Amazon India Head; Supreme Court Says "No Teeth" In OTT Rules
Government rules on social media and OTT (Over The Top) platforms "have no teeth" and thus no power for prosecution, said the Supreme Court as it granted relief from arrest to Amazon Prime Video's India head Aparna Purohit in the ongoing investigation against the web series 'Tandav'.
-
They Show Porn, Too, Says Supreme Court, In Favour Of OTT Control
The Supreme Court today called for screening of video content on OTT (Over The Top) platforms, saying "even pornograpic material is being shown" on some of them. There should be a mechanism to screen such programmes, the top court saidas it directed the centre to place before it the recent guidelines of the government to regulate social media platf...
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"Right To Protest Cannot Be Anytime, Everywhere": Supreme Court
The right to protest and express dissent comes with certain duties and cannot be held "anytime and everywhere", the Supreme Court said in an order, dismissing a review petition on the anti-citizenship law protests held in Delhi's Shaheen Bagh in 2019.
-
Andhra Gets Supreme Court Notice For Announcing Polls In Odisha Villages
The Supreme Court today issued notice to the Andhra Pradesh government on a petition seeking contempt action against its state officials for notifying Panchayat polls in three villages controlled by Odisha.
-
Farmers' R-Day Tractor Rally: Cops To Decide, Says Supreme Court
The entry of protesting farmers into Delhi has to be decided by the Delhi Police as it is a matter of "law and order", the Supreme Court said today as the centre sought an order against the proposed tractor rally on Republic Day, January 26.
-
Relief For BJP Leaders, Top Court Says No Arrests Over Bengal Violence
The Supreme Court today grantedinterim protection to five BJP leaders, including Mukul Roy and MPKailash Vijayvargiya, in criminal cases lodged against them in West Bengal and directed the state police not to takeany coercive action till the next date of hearing.
