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Judiciary Doesn't Have Right To Make Changes To Constitution: Vice President
The more we learn about the Constitution, which gives us our fundamental rights, the more we will turn towards nationalism, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said here on Saturday.
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"How Can Chief Justice...": Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's Big Remark On Separation Of Powers
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar today said that the Chief Justice of the country shouldn't be involved in any executive appointment in a democracy like India.
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Indian Judiciary Dominated By Elite, Hindu, Male? Ex Chief Justice Replies
Higher courts in India, especially the Supreme Court, has sent a clear message that we are here to safeguard personal liberties and that's why the judiciary has the faith of the people, former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said.
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"Justice Will Prevail": Infosys Co-Founder Kris Gopalakrishnan On Case Against Him And Others
Infosys co-founder and IISc Council Chairman Kris Gopalakrishnan said on Thursday that he has full faith in the judiciary and trust that justice will prevail after a case was filed against him and 17 others by the former IISc professor.
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States Gave Money For Freebies But Not To Retired Judges: Supreme Court
States have enough money to give freebies to people who do no work but they claim financial constraints when it comes to paying salary and pension to judges of the district judiciary, the Supreme Court said.
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Opinion | Women, Domestic Violence And The Dangerous Narrative Of 'Misuse'
The growing trend of casual and contradictory statements made by Supreme Court judges regarding domestic violence must be addressed. These remarks have a direct impact on how both the police and judiciary respond to cases on the ground.
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"Nehru Was Hurt...": Top Lawyer KK Venugopal On Judicial Independence
Senior lawyer KK Venugopal in an exclusive interview with NDTV said judges in the past, when Independent India's judiciary took its first steps, were "very independent".
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Role Of Judge Like Walking On Razor's Edge: Chief Justice Khanna
Chief Justice of India Justice Sanjiv Khanna today said the role of judiciary is directly linked to democracy and underscored that it has been made possible only by the guidelines laid out by the constitution.
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'Judiciary Not Here To Perform Opposition's Role': Ex Chief Justice DY Chandrachud
Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said that there is a separate space in a democracy for the political opposition.
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"Excesses At Hands Of Executive...": Court's Top Quotes On 'Bulldozer Justice'
Hearing a petition against 'bulldozer justice' today, the Supreme Court today said that the Executive cannot replace the Judiciary and the law should not prejudge an accused's guilt.
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"Officials To Pay From Salary": Top Court Guidelines On 'Bulldozer Justice'
The Executive cannot replace the Judiciary and legal process should not prejudge the guilt of an accused, the Supreme Court said today, taking a tough stand on the issue of 'bulldozer justice'.
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Lawyer Says People In Bengal Losing Faith In Judiciary, Chief Justice Replies
The Supreme Court today refused to transfer the RG Kar rape-murder case trial outside West Bengal and rebuked a lawyer who claimed that the people of the state were losing faith in the police and the judiciary
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Independence Of Judiciary Doesn't Mean...: Chief Justice DY Chandrachud
Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud on Monday said the independence of the judiciary does not mean always delivering verdicts against the government.
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"Judges Not Gallivanting In Vacation": Chief Justice On Judiciary Workload
Judges are not gallivanting even during vacations and are deeply committed to their work, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said, stressing that judges do not get sufficient time to think or read about law
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Politicians Assuring Death Penalty For Cultprits Creating "Mob Rule": Supreme Court Judge
Justice Abhay Oka of the Supreme Court on Sunday said "mob rule" is being created as politicians capitalise on certain incidents and assure capital punishment for culprits, stressing that only the judiciary can pass legal verdicts.
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Judiciary Doesn't Have Right To Make Changes To Constitution: Vice President
The more we learn about the Constitution, which gives us our fundamental rights, the more we will turn towards nationalism, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said here on Saturday.
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"How Can Chief Justice...": Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's Big Remark On Separation Of Powers
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar today said that the Chief Justice of the country shouldn't be involved in any executive appointment in a democracy like India.
-
Indian Judiciary Dominated By Elite, Hindu, Male? Ex Chief Justice Replies
Higher courts in India, especially the Supreme Court, has sent a clear message that we are here to safeguard personal liberties and that's why the judiciary has the faith of the people, former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said.
-
"Justice Will Prevail": Infosys Co-Founder Kris Gopalakrishnan On Case Against Him And Others
Infosys co-founder and IISc Council Chairman Kris Gopalakrishnan said on Thursday that he has full faith in the judiciary and trust that justice will prevail after a case was filed against him and 17 others by the former IISc professor.
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States Gave Money For Freebies But Not To Retired Judges: Supreme Court
States have enough money to give freebies to people who do no work but they claim financial constraints when it comes to paying salary and pension to judges of the district judiciary, the Supreme Court said.
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Opinion | Women, Domestic Violence And The Dangerous Narrative Of 'Misuse'
The growing trend of casual and contradictory statements made by Supreme Court judges regarding domestic violence must be addressed. These remarks have a direct impact on how both the police and judiciary respond to cases on the ground.
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"Nehru Was Hurt...": Top Lawyer KK Venugopal On Judicial Independence
Senior lawyer KK Venugopal in an exclusive interview with NDTV said judges in the past, when Independent India's judiciary took its first steps, were "very independent".
-
Role Of Judge Like Walking On Razor's Edge: Chief Justice Khanna
Chief Justice of India Justice Sanjiv Khanna today said the role of judiciary is directly linked to democracy and underscored that it has been made possible only by the guidelines laid out by the constitution.
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'Judiciary Not Here To Perform Opposition's Role': Ex Chief Justice DY Chandrachud
Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud said that there is a separate space in a democracy for the political opposition.
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"Excesses At Hands Of Executive...": Court's Top Quotes On 'Bulldozer Justice'
Hearing a petition against 'bulldozer justice' today, the Supreme Court today said that the Executive cannot replace the Judiciary and the law should not prejudge an accused's guilt.
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"Officials To Pay From Salary": Top Court Guidelines On 'Bulldozer Justice'
The Executive cannot replace the Judiciary and legal process should not prejudge the guilt of an accused, the Supreme Court said today, taking a tough stand on the issue of 'bulldozer justice'.
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Lawyer Says People In Bengal Losing Faith In Judiciary, Chief Justice Replies
The Supreme Court today refused to transfer the RG Kar rape-murder case trial outside West Bengal and rebuked a lawyer who claimed that the people of the state were losing faith in the police and the judiciary
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Independence Of Judiciary Doesn't Mean...: Chief Justice DY Chandrachud
Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud on Monday said the independence of the judiciary does not mean always delivering verdicts against the government.
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"Judges Not Gallivanting In Vacation": Chief Justice On Judiciary Workload
Judges are not gallivanting even during vacations and are deeply committed to their work, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said, stressing that judges do not get sufficient time to think or read about law
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Politicians Assuring Death Penalty For Cultprits Creating "Mob Rule": Supreme Court Judge
Justice Abhay Oka of the Supreme Court on Sunday said "mob rule" is being created as politicians capitalise on certain incidents and assure capital punishment for culprits, stressing that only the judiciary can pass legal verdicts.
