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"Corruption Rampant In Government Offices Currently": Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court has denied bail to a Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) official stating that there was rampant corruption in government offices.
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Do President, PM Need To Visit For Bengaluru Civic Agencies To Work: High Court
The Karnataka High Court has wondered whether the President and Prime Minister should often visit the city and travel on different roads for civic agencies to do their job.
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Another TT Player Approaches Court Against Exclusion From CWG Squad, CoA Says Team Not Final
The Committee of Administrators had announced an eight-member squad in Bangalore with the women's team subject to clearance from Sports Authority of India.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay NLSIU’s 25% Quota For Karnataka Students
A Bench of Justices L Nageswara Rao and Ravindra Bhat was hearing a petition that sought a stay order on the NLSIU notification that has introduced a 25 per cent horizontal quota for Karnataka students seeking admission to BA, LLB (honours) and LLM programmes offered by the university.
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NLAT Row: NLSIU Justifies Separate Entrance Test, Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Its Validity
NLAT 2020: Senior advocate Arvind Datar, appearing for NLSIU, Bengaluru, said that the institution has been removed from the consortium of 22 NLUs and the fact that it has the “trimester system” was not considered while fixing the date for CLAT by the consortium.
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Supreme Court To Pass Order On September 21 On Plea Against Decision Of NLSIU Bengaluru To Conduct NLAT 2020
NLAT 2020: Supreme Court had on September 11 given its go ahead to NLSIU, Bengaluru to hold its separate exam, which was to be held on September 12, but restrained it from announcing the results and admitting any student till the pendency of the plea.
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NLAT 2020 by NLSIU Benguluru: Plea In Supreme Court Challenges Jharkhand High Court Order
The Supreme Court had on September 11 given its go ahead to NLSIU Bengaluru to hold its separate entrance examination but had restrained it from announcing the results and admitting any student till the pendency of the plea.
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NLAT 2020: Supreme Court Allows NLSIU Bengaluru To Hold Own Exam In Break From CLAT
NLAT 2020: The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the National Law School Of India University (NLSIU) to conduct its own entrance test -- National Law Aptitude Test (NLAT).
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Former Vice Chancellor Moves Supreme Court Against Separate Entrance Exam For NLSIU
A former Vice Chancellor of National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore, and a student's parent have moved the Supreme Court challenging a notice to hold separate entrance exam for the university, terming it "a manifestly arbitrary and illegal decision".
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Delhi High Court Denies Plea Against 25% Domicile Reservation In NLSIU Bengaluru
The Delhi High Court on Friday declined the plea that challenged the Karnataka government’s decision to impose 25 per cent reservation in the National Law School of India University, or NLSIU Bengaluru.
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Plea In Delhi High Court Against Domicile Reservation In NLSIU
A plea has been moved in the Delhi High Court challenging the constitutional validity of the Karnataka Government's decision to impose 25% domicile reservation in the National Law School of India University in Bengaluru.
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Land Denotification Case Against BS Yeddyurappa Quashed By Special Court
In a big relief to BJP Karnataka chief and former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa, a Special Court on Tuesday quashed a case pertaining to alleged illegal denotification of a piece of land at Rachenahalli in Karnataka's Bengaluru city.
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159 Properties Of Vijay Mallya Identified, But Could Not Attach: Police
The Bangalore police today informed a Delhi court that it has identified 159 properties belonging to liquor baron Vijay Mallya, but has not been able to attach any of them for the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) money laundering case relating to FERA violations.
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Bengaluru's Raped Teen Can Abort 24-Week-Old Foetus: Supreme Court
A 17-year-old girl who had been raped will be allowed to abort her 24-week foetus, the Supreme Court said today. Courts allow medical termination of pregnancy upto 20 weeks under the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act. An exception can only be made if the foetus is genetically abnormal.
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Uber Ordered to Limit Surge Pricing by Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court said that Uber's surge pricing fares cannot exceed those prescribed by the state government.
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"Corruption Rampant In Government Offices Currently": Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court has denied bail to a Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) official stating that there was rampant corruption in government offices.
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Do President, PM Need To Visit For Bengaluru Civic Agencies To Work: High Court
The Karnataka High Court has wondered whether the President and Prime Minister should often visit the city and travel on different roads for civic agencies to do their job.
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Another TT Player Approaches Court Against Exclusion From CWG Squad, CoA Says Team Not Final
The Committee of Administrators had announced an eight-member squad in Bangalore with the women's team subject to clearance from Sports Authority of India.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Stay NLSIU’s 25% Quota For Karnataka Students
A Bench of Justices L Nageswara Rao and Ravindra Bhat was hearing a petition that sought a stay order on the NLSIU notification that has introduced a 25 per cent horizontal quota for Karnataka students seeking admission to BA, LLB (honours) and LLM programmes offered by the university.
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NLAT Row: NLSIU Justifies Separate Entrance Test, Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On Its Validity
NLAT 2020: Senior advocate Arvind Datar, appearing for NLSIU, Bengaluru, said that the institution has been removed from the consortium of 22 NLUs and the fact that it has the “trimester system” was not considered while fixing the date for CLAT by the consortium.
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Supreme Court To Pass Order On September 21 On Plea Against Decision Of NLSIU Bengaluru To Conduct NLAT 2020
NLAT 2020: Supreme Court had on September 11 given its go ahead to NLSIU, Bengaluru to hold its separate exam, which was to be held on September 12, but restrained it from announcing the results and admitting any student till the pendency of the plea.
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NLAT 2020 by NLSIU Benguluru: Plea In Supreme Court Challenges Jharkhand High Court Order
The Supreme Court had on September 11 given its go ahead to NLSIU Bengaluru to hold its separate entrance examination but had restrained it from announcing the results and admitting any student till the pendency of the plea.
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NLAT 2020: Supreme Court Allows NLSIU Bengaluru To Hold Own Exam In Break From CLAT
NLAT 2020: The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the National Law School Of India University (NLSIU) to conduct its own entrance test -- National Law Aptitude Test (NLAT).
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Former Vice Chancellor Moves Supreme Court Against Separate Entrance Exam For NLSIU
A former Vice Chancellor of National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore, and a student's parent have moved the Supreme Court challenging a notice to hold separate entrance exam for the university, terming it "a manifestly arbitrary and illegal decision".
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Delhi High Court Denies Plea Against 25% Domicile Reservation In NLSIU Bengaluru
The Delhi High Court on Friday declined the plea that challenged the Karnataka government’s decision to impose 25 per cent reservation in the National Law School of India University, or NLSIU Bengaluru.
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Plea In Delhi High Court Against Domicile Reservation In NLSIU
A plea has been moved in the Delhi High Court challenging the constitutional validity of the Karnataka Government's decision to impose 25% domicile reservation in the National Law School of India University in Bengaluru.
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Land Denotification Case Against BS Yeddyurappa Quashed By Special Court
In a big relief to BJP Karnataka chief and former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa, a Special Court on Tuesday quashed a case pertaining to alleged illegal denotification of a piece of land at Rachenahalli in Karnataka's Bengaluru city.
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159 Properties Of Vijay Mallya Identified, But Could Not Attach: Police
The Bangalore police today informed a Delhi court that it has identified 159 properties belonging to liquor baron Vijay Mallya, but has not been able to attach any of them for the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) money laundering case relating to FERA violations.
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Bengaluru's Raped Teen Can Abort 24-Week-Old Foetus: Supreme Court
A 17-year-old girl who had been raped will be allowed to abort her 24-week foetus, the Supreme Court said today. Courts allow medical termination of pregnancy upto 20 weeks under the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act. An exception can only be made if the foetus is genetically abnormal.
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Uber Ordered to Limit Surge Pricing by Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court said that Uber's surge pricing fares cannot exceed those prescribed by the state government.
