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Lalu Yadav's Aide Gets Bail In Case Linked To Railways Land-For-Jobs Scam
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday granted bail to RJD chief Lalu Prasad's close aide Amit Katyal in a money laundering case linked to the alleged land-for-jobs scam in the Indian Railways.
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"Won't Tolerate You Are Killing Lions Every Day": Gujarat High Court Tells Railways
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday said the railway authority and the forest department should work out a standard operating procedure to curb incidents of Asiatic lions being run over by trains, stating it won't tolerate everyday killing of big
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UP Court Issues Notice To Railways Over Gang Rape Of Woman In Moving Train
The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court Monday issued a notice to the railway ministry in a suo motu petition filed regarding the gang rape of a woman on board a moving train in 2016, after which she was thrown off.
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No Bail For ABVP Activists Who Snatched Judge's Car To Take Man To Hospital
A court in Madhya Pradesh has denied bail to two ABVP activists arrested for allegedly forcibly taking a high court judge's car parked outside a railway station to rush an ailing man, who was the vice-chancellor of a private university, to a hospital
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Provide Free Wheelchair At Stations To Persons With Disabilities: High Court To Railways
The senior lawyer emphasised that free wheelchair facility was also being offered by airlines and Delhi metro to travellers.
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Show Record On Notice To Mosques For Encroachment: Delhi High Court To Railways
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed the railways to produce the record pertaining to notices of removal pasted on two mosques at Tilak Marg and Babar Road for being "unauthorised" structures on its land.
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Ensure Maintenance Of Highest Standards For Safety: High Court To Railways
The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed the respondents (Ministry of Railways) to ensure the "highest standards" of safety and security at all railway stations across the country after conducting a periodic audit of the situation.
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Take No Action On Notice To Mosques For Encroachment: High Court To Railways
The Delhi High Court today directed the Railways not to take any action pursuant to its notices pasted on two mosques on Tilak Marg and Babar Road for removal of "unauthorised" structures and "encroachment" from its land.
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High Court Seeks Railways Reply To Judge's Inconvenience Complaint
The Allahabad High Court has sought an explanation from general manager of the North Central Railways for inconvenience caused to Justice Gautam Chowdhary during his train journey from New Delhi to Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh.
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Court Refuses To Interfere With Railways Move On Separate ID Cards For Disabled
The Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with the Indian Railway's decision to issue separate ID cards to disabled persons for availing concession instead of using the government-issued Unique Disability Identity (UDID) Card.
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Family Of Delhi Boy Who Drowned In Pit In 2013 To Get Rs 23 Lakh Aid
The Delhi High Court has awarded Rs 23 lakh as compensation to the family of a 12-year-old boy who died after drowning in a water-filled ditch dug up by a private contractor for work being carried out for the Northern Railway in 2013.
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Court Relief For Father Of Mumbai Accident Victim In Vegetative State
The Bombay High Court has permitted the father of a girl in a vegetative state after a road accident to withdraw Rs 1.15 crore deposited in court by the Western Railways that owned the errant vehicle, pending hearing of the appeal filed in the case.
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Shah Rukh Khan Gets Relief By Supreme Court In 2017 Stampede Case
The Supreme Court on Monday granted relief to Shah Rukh Khan as it upheld Gujarat High Court which quashed the case against him related to the 2017 stampede in Vadodara Railway Station.
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Court Orders Rail Tribunal To Pay Compensation To Man Who Fell From Train
The Bombay High Court has directed the Railway Claims Tribunal to pay appropriate compensation to a 55-year-old man who had fallen off a moving local train in the city in 2004 and sustained severe injuries.
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Railways Must Pay Compensation If Person Falls Off Crowded Train: High Court
Bombay High Court observed that local trains are the lifeline of Mumbai and if a person falls, suffers injuries while trying to board an overcrowded train, it will fall within the ambit of an "untoward incident" and compensation will have to be paid.
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Lalu Yadav's Aide Gets Bail In Case Linked To Railways Land-For-Jobs Scam
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday granted bail to RJD chief Lalu Prasad's close aide Amit Katyal in a money laundering case linked to the alleged land-for-jobs scam in the Indian Railways.
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"Won't Tolerate You Are Killing Lions Every Day": Gujarat High Court Tells Railways
The Gujarat High Court on Tuesday said the railway authority and the forest department should work out a standard operating procedure to curb incidents of Asiatic lions being run over by trains, stating it won't tolerate everyday killing of big
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UP Court Issues Notice To Railways Over Gang Rape Of Woman In Moving Train
The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court Monday issued a notice to the railway ministry in a suo motu petition filed regarding the gang rape of a woman on board a moving train in 2016, after which she was thrown off.
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No Bail For ABVP Activists Who Snatched Judge's Car To Take Man To Hospital
A court in Madhya Pradesh has denied bail to two ABVP activists arrested for allegedly forcibly taking a high court judge's car parked outside a railway station to rush an ailing man, who was the vice-chancellor of a private university, to a hospital
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Provide Free Wheelchair At Stations To Persons With Disabilities: High Court To Railways
The senior lawyer emphasised that free wheelchair facility was also being offered by airlines and Delhi metro to travellers.
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Show Record On Notice To Mosques For Encroachment: Delhi High Court To Railways
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed the railways to produce the record pertaining to notices of removal pasted on two mosques at Tilak Marg and Babar Road for being "unauthorised" structures on its land.
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Ensure Maintenance Of Highest Standards For Safety: High Court To Railways
The Delhi High Court on Thursday directed the respondents (Ministry of Railways) to ensure the "highest standards" of safety and security at all railway stations across the country after conducting a periodic audit of the situation.
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Take No Action On Notice To Mosques For Encroachment: High Court To Railways
The Delhi High Court today directed the Railways not to take any action pursuant to its notices pasted on two mosques on Tilak Marg and Babar Road for removal of "unauthorised" structures and "encroachment" from its land.
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High Court Seeks Railways Reply To Judge's Inconvenience Complaint
The Allahabad High Court has sought an explanation from general manager of the North Central Railways for inconvenience caused to Justice Gautam Chowdhary during his train journey from New Delhi to Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh.
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Court Refuses To Interfere With Railways Move On Separate ID Cards For Disabled
The Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with the Indian Railway's decision to issue separate ID cards to disabled persons for availing concession instead of using the government-issued Unique Disability Identity (UDID) Card.
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Family Of Delhi Boy Who Drowned In Pit In 2013 To Get Rs 23 Lakh Aid
The Delhi High Court has awarded Rs 23 lakh as compensation to the family of a 12-year-old boy who died after drowning in a water-filled ditch dug up by a private contractor for work being carried out for the Northern Railway in 2013.
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Court Relief For Father Of Mumbai Accident Victim In Vegetative State
The Bombay High Court has permitted the father of a girl in a vegetative state after a road accident to withdraw Rs 1.15 crore deposited in court by the Western Railways that owned the errant vehicle, pending hearing of the appeal filed in the case.
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Shah Rukh Khan Gets Relief By Supreme Court In 2017 Stampede Case
The Supreme Court on Monday granted relief to Shah Rukh Khan as it upheld Gujarat High Court which quashed the case against him related to the 2017 stampede in Vadodara Railway Station.
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Court Orders Rail Tribunal To Pay Compensation To Man Who Fell From Train
The Bombay High Court has directed the Railway Claims Tribunal to pay appropriate compensation to a 55-year-old man who had fallen off a moving local train in the city in 2004 and sustained severe injuries.
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Railways Must Pay Compensation If Person Falls Off Crowded Train: High Court
Bombay High Court observed that local trains are the lifeline of Mumbai and if a person falls, suffers injuries while trying to board an overcrowded train, it will fall within the ambit of an "untoward incident" and compensation will have to be paid.
