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High Court Can't Be "Engineer": Supreme Court On Its Andhra Capital Order
The Supreme Court today sought responses from farmers and their associations, and the Centre to a plea by the Andhra Pradesh government challenging the high court decision
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Twitter Says 50-60 Percent of Tweets in Government Takedown Orders Are 'Innocuous': Details
Twitter on Monday argued that 50 to 60 per cent of tweets that are asked by the government to be blocked are "innocuous", while challenging the Central government's orders asking it to block some accounts, URLs and tweets on the microblogging platform. The company cited the Supreme Court in the landmark Shreya Singhal case where the IT Act blocking...
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Exiled CBI Chief vs Government, Supreme Court Hearing Begins: 10 Points
Exiled CBI chief Alok Verma's case against the government for stripping him of his powers and sending him on forced leave is being heard in the Supreme Court. Mr Verma took the government to court after he was replaced by an interim chief in a dramatic post-midnight order on Tuesday. Mr Verma has said in his petition that the autonomy of the countr...
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Hearing On Article 35A In Supreme Court Adjourned Till January
A hearing for a clutch of closely-watched cases challenging Article 35A of the constitution has been deferred by the Supreme Court after the state and the central governments requested it to be pushed back, saying it could trigger unrest and affect efforts to organise long-delayed local body elections by the end of this year.
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Government To Challenge All Court Orders Favouring Employees
All court orders that favour employees and quash government policies will be challenged, as per draft guidelines finalised by the Centre.
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High Court Can't Be "Engineer": Supreme Court On Its Andhra Capital Order
The Supreme Court today sought responses from farmers and their associations, and the Centre to a plea by the Andhra Pradesh government challenging the high court decision
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Twitter Says 50-60 Percent of Tweets in Government Takedown Orders Are 'Innocuous': Details
Twitter on Monday argued that 50 to 60 per cent of tweets that are asked by the government to be blocked are "innocuous", while challenging the Central government's orders asking it to block some accounts, URLs and tweets on the microblogging platform. The company cited the Supreme Court in the landmark Shreya Singhal case where the IT Act blocking...
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Exiled CBI Chief vs Government, Supreme Court Hearing Begins: 10 Points
Exiled CBI chief Alok Verma's case against the government for stripping him of his powers and sending him on forced leave is being heard in the Supreme Court. Mr Verma took the government to court after he was replaced by an interim chief in a dramatic post-midnight order on Tuesday. Mr Verma has said in his petition that the autonomy of the countr...
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Hearing On Article 35A In Supreme Court Adjourned Till January
A hearing for a clutch of closely-watched cases challenging Article 35A of the constitution has been deferred by the Supreme Court after the state and the central governments requested it to be pushed back, saying it could trigger unrest and affect efforts to organise long-delayed local body elections by the end of this year.
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Government To Challenge All Court Orders Favouring Employees
All court orders that favour employees and quash government policies will be challenged, as per draft guidelines finalised by the Centre.
