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"Everyone Sensitive About Own Caste Without Showing Respect To Others": High Court
People are nowadays sensitive about own caste but show no respect towards others, the Bombay High Court has said.
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On MP Navneet Rana's Plea In Caste Certificate Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on Lok Sabha MP Navneet Kaur Rana's plea challenging the Bombay High Court verdict cancelling her caste certificate.
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Taking All Steps To Issue Kunbi Certificate To Eligible Marathas, High Court Told
The Maharashtra government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that it was taking all necessary steps to include eligible Marathas in the OBC category by granting them Kunbi caste certificates.
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High Court Begins Contempt Action Against 3 Lawyers For Fabricated Report On Judge
The Bombay High Court has initiated suo motu (on its own) contempt proceedings against three advocates for submitting a fabricated news report casting aspersions on a high court judge, noting that such an act lowers the dignity of the court.
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Arrested Maharashtra Leaders' Plea For Voting In Council Polls Rejected
The Bombay High Court on Friday rejected the petitions filed by Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik and former home minister Anil Deshmukh seeking its permission to cast votes in the June 20 Legislative Council (MLC) elections.
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Court To Decide Today On Jailed Maharashtra MLAs To Vote In Council Polls
The Bombay High Court on Thursday reserved the order pleas on Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik and former Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh for permission to cast their votes for the MLC polls on June 20.
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Jailed Maharashtra MLAs Seek Bail, This Time To Vote In Council Polls
Jailed NCP legislators Nawab Malik and Anil Deshmukh on Monday approached the Bombay High Court seeking to be released from prison for a day on June 20 to cast their vote in elections to the Maharashtra Legislative Council.
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Ex-Maharashtra Minister Moves Court Seeking A Day Release For Council Polls
Maharashtra's former home minister Anil Deshmukh, who is currently in jail on money laundering charges, moved the Bombay High Court on Monday, seeking to be released for a day on June 20 to cast his vote in polls to the state Legislative Council.
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Sena MLA In Court After Election Body Held His Rajya Sabha Vote Invalid
Shiv Sena MLA Suhas Kande on Monday approached the Bombay High Court against the Election Commission of India's (ECI) decision declaring his vote cast in the last week's Rajya Sabha elections as invalid, after the BJP alleged that he violated the vot
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Relief for Maharashtra MP In Caste Certificate Cancellation Issue
Navneet Kaur Rana, the first-time MP from Maharashtra's Amaravati, has received relief from the Supreme Court, which put on hold a high court order cancelling her Scheduled Caste Certificate.
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Bombay High Court Cancels Caste Certificate Of First-Time Maharashtra MP
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday cancelled the caste certificate issued to Amravati Lok Sabha member Navneet Kaur Rana, saying it was obtained fraudulently using fabricated documents, and directed her to surrender it within six weeks.
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Mumbai Saga Star Suniel Shetty "Hopes To See You In Theatres" As Court Allows Film's Release
Suniel Shetty's post arrived after the Bombay High Court rejected a plea seeking a stay on the film's release
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Union Minister To Move Supreme Court To Challenge Ban On Word "Dalit"
The Republican Party of India, an ally of the BJP, will move the Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court directive against the use of the word 'Dalit' by the media, according to RPI leader and Union Minister Ramdas Athawale.
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Stop Using The Term 'Dalit', Says Government In Advisory To Media
Members of the Scheduled Castes can no longer be referred to as Dalits, a new order from the Broadcasting ministry has told television channels. In a letter to private television channels on August 7, the ministry said the media "may refrain from using the nomenclature Dalit in compliance with the Bombay High Court order".
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Don't Cast Aspersions On Victims, Complainants: Bombay High Court To Police
Police should refrain from casting aspersions on the character of victims, complainants or their families while probing a case, the Bombay High Court has observed.
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"Everyone Sensitive About Own Caste Without Showing Respect To Others": High Court
People are nowadays sensitive about own caste but show no respect towards others, the Bombay High Court has said.
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Supreme Court Reserves Verdict On MP Navneet Rana's Plea In Caste Certificate Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reserved its verdict on Lok Sabha MP Navneet Kaur Rana's plea challenging the Bombay High Court verdict cancelling her caste certificate.
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Taking All Steps To Issue Kunbi Certificate To Eligible Marathas, High Court Told
The Maharashtra government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that it was taking all necessary steps to include eligible Marathas in the OBC category by granting them Kunbi caste certificates.
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High Court Begins Contempt Action Against 3 Lawyers For Fabricated Report On Judge
The Bombay High Court has initiated suo motu (on its own) contempt proceedings against three advocates for submitting a fabricated news report casting aspersions on a high court judge, noting that such an act lowers the dignity of the court.
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Arrested Maharashtra Leaders' Plea For Voting In Council Polls Rejected
The Bombay High Court on Friday rejected the petitions filed by Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik and former home minister Anil Deshmukh seeking its permission to cast votes in the June 20 Legislative Council (MLC) elections.
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Court To Decide Today On Jailed Maharashtra MLAs To Vote In Council Polls
The Bombay High Court on Thursday reserved the order pleas on Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik and former Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh for permission to cast their votes for the MLC polls on June 20.
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Jailed Maharashtra MLAs Seek Bail, This Time To Vote In Council Polls
Jailed NCP legislators Nawab Malik and Anil Deshmukh on Monday approached the Bombay High Court seeking to be released from prison for a day on June 20 to cast their vote in elections to the Maharashtra Legislative Council.
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Ex-Maharashtra Minister Moves Court Seeking A Day Release For Council Polls
Maharashtra's former home minister Anil Deshmukh, who is currently in jail on money laundering charges, moved the Bombay High Court on Monday, seeking to be released for a day on June 20 to cast his vote in polls to the state Legislative Council.
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Sena MLA In Court After Election Body Held His Rajya Sabha Vote Invalid
Shiv Sena MLA Suhas Kande on Monday approached the Bombay High Court against the Election Commission of India's (ECI) decision declaring his vote cast in the last week's Rajya Sabha elections as invalid, after the BJP alleged that he violated the vot
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Relief for Maharashtra MP In Caste Certificate Cancellation Issue
Navneet Kaur Rana, the first-time MP from Maharashtra's Amaravati, has received relief from the Supreme Court, which put on hold a high court order cancelling her Scheduled Caste Certificate.
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Bombay High Court Cancels Caste Certificate Of First-Time Maharashtra MP
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday cancelled the caste certificate issued to Amravati Lok Sabha member Navneet Kaur Rana, saying it was obtained fraudulently using fabricated documents, and directed her to surrender it within six weeks.
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Mumbai Saga Star Suniel Shetty "Hopes To See You In Theatres" As Court Allows Film's Release
Suniel Shetty's post arrived after the Bombay High Court rejected a plea seeking a stay on the film's release
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Union Minister To Move Supreme Court To Challenge Ban On Word "Dalit"
The Republican Party of India, an ally of the BJP, will move the Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court directive against the use of the word 'Dalit' by the media, according to RPI leader and Union Minister Ramdas Athawale.
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Stop Using The Term 'Dalit', Says Government In Advisory To Media
Members of the Scheduled Castes can no longer be referred to as Dalits, a new order from the Broadcasting ministry has told television channels. In a letter to private television channels on August 7, the ministry said the media "may refrain from using the nomenclature Dalit in compliance with the Bombay High Court order".
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Don't Cast Aspersions On Victims, Complainants: Bombay High Court To Police
Police should refrain from casting aspersions on the character of victims, complainants or their families while probing a case, the Bombay High Court has observed.
