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Indian-Origin Couple Moves Court Against UK Government Over PPE Guidance
An Indian-origin doctor couple have initiated judicial review proceedings against the UK government over "risky" guidance issued on the use of personal protective equipment, such as surgical gowns, across the state-funded National Health Service (NHS) during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Lives Endangered," Says Former IPS Officer SR Darapuri Named In UP "Shame" List
Former Indian Police Service (IPS) officer SR Darapuri on Sunday said the Uttar Pradesh government's move to name and shame protesters accused of inciting violence during demonstrations against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was a danger to the life and liberty of citizens not yet convicted by courts.
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In A 'Consultative Process' For Formation Of Indian Judicial Service: Ministry
In Government's view, the Minister of Law and Justice Ravi Shankar Prasad, said a properly framed All India Judicial Service is important to strengthen overall justice delivery system.
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IAS Officer In Judicial Custody After Kerala Journalist Dies In Accident
An Indian Administrative Service officer who allegedly hit a journalist on a motorcycle with his speeding car on Friday, killing him on the spot, has been sent to judicial custody for two weeks, the police said today.
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Indian-American Neomi Rao Faces Scrutiny Over Past Writing About Rape
The judicial wars returned to Washington on Tuesday as the Senate Judiciary Committee met to consider Neomi Rao, President Donald Trump's nominee for newest Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's now-vacant seat on a powerful appellate court in Washington.
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Maldives Supreme Court Did Not Seek Indian Assistance: Authorities
The Maldives Supreme Court did not seek assistance from the Indian government to enforce its last week's order to release high-profile prisoners, including self-exiled former President Mohamed Nasheed and former Vice President Ahmed Adeeb, the Department of Judicial Administration (DJA) said.
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Government Biggest Litigant, Need To Lessen Load On Judiciary: PM Modi
Terming government as the "biggest litigant", Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there is a need to lessen the load on the judiciary which spends its maximum time in tackling cases where the government is a party.
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18 Armymen Who Attacked Maharashtra Policemen Get Bail
Eighteen Indian Army officers who assaulted policemen and a police station in Nashik in Maharashtra on Wednesday, were on Thursday sent to 14 days' judicial custody but later released on bail, officials said.
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Ishrat Jahan encounter case: Court rejects CBI plea for senior cop PP Pande's judicial custody
A special court in Ahmedabad on Wednesday rejected the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI's plea for judicial custody of senior Gujarat Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, P P Pande, accused of killing Ishrat Jahan and three others in an encounter in 2004.
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Judicial custody of Italian marines extended
A Kerala court on Monday extended the judicial custody of the two Italian security officials arrested for gunning down two Indian fishermen till April 30. Latorre Massimillano and Salvatore Girone have been lodged in the central prison in the capital. The court in Kollam had sent them to 14 days custody on Feb 20 and police were initially given thr...
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Death of an Indian braveheart: 10 facts about IPS officer killed
The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh has ordered a judicial inquiry to investigate the murder of an Indian Police Service officer, Narendra Kumar. The death has outraged India because Mr Kumar was apparently killed for trying to combat illegal mining in the state. The IPS is not a law enforcement agency; it is a civil service which selects office...
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Indian-Origin Couple Moves Court Against UK Government Over PPE Guidance
An Indian-origin doctor couple have initiated judicial review proceedings against the UK government over "risky" guidance issued on the use of personal protective equipment, such as surgical gowns, across the state-funded National Health Service (NHS) during the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Lives Endangered," Says Former IPS Officer SR Darapuri Named In UP "Shame" List
Former Indian Police Service (IPS) officer SR Darapuri on Sunday said the Uttar Pradesh government's move to name and shame protesters accused of inciting violence during demonstrations against the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was a danger to the life and liberty of citizens not yet convicted by courts.
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In A 'Consultative Process' For Formation Of Indian Judicial Service: Ministry
In Government's view, the Minister of Law and Justice Ravi Shankar Prasad, said a properly framed All India Judicial Service is important to strengthen overall justice delivery system.
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IAS Officer In Judicial Custody After Kerala Journalist Dies In Accident
An Indian Administrative Service officer who allegedly hit a journalist on a motorcycle with his speeding car on Friday, killing him on the spot, has been sent to judicial custody for two weeks, the police said today.
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Indian-American Neomi Rao Faces Scrutiny Over Past Writing About Rape
The judicial wars returned to Washington on Tuesday as the Senate Judiciary Committee met to consider Neomi Rao, President Donald Trump's nominee for newest Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's now-vacant seat on a powerful appellate court in Washington.
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Maldives Supreme Court Did Not Seek Indian Assistance: Authorities
The Maldives Supreme Court did not seek assistance from the Indian government to enforce its last week's order to release high-profile prisoners, including self-exiled former President Mohamed Nasheed and former Vice President Ahmed Adeeb, the Department of Judicial Administration (DJA) said.
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Government Biggest Litigant, Need To Lessen Load On Judiciary: PM Modi
Terming government as the "biggest litigant", Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there is a need to lessen the load on the judiciary which spends its maximum time in tackling cases where the government is a party.
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18 Armymen Who Attacked Maharashtra Policemen Get Bail
Eighteen Indian Army officers who assaulted policemen and a police station in Nashik in Maharashtra on Wednesday, were on Thursday sent to 14 days' judicial custody but later released on bail, officials said.
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Ishrat Jahan encounter case: Court rejects CBI plea for senior cop PP Pande's judicial custody
A special court in Ahmedabad on Wednesday rejected the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI's plea for judicial custody of senior Gujarat Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, P P Pande, accused of killing Ishrat Jahan and three others in an encounter in 2004.
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Judicial custody of Italian marines extended
A Kerala court on Monday extended the judicial custody of the two Italian security officials arrested for gunning down two Indian fishermen till April 30. Latorre Massimillano and Salvatore Girone have been lodged in the central prison in the capital. The court in Kollam had sent them to 14 days custody on Feb 20 and police were initially given thr...
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Death of an Indian braveheart: 10 facts about IPS officer killed
The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh has ordered a judicial inquiry to investigate the murder of an Indian Police Service officer, Narendra Kumar. The death has outraged India because Mr Kumar was apparently killed for trying to combat illegal mining in the state. The IPS is not a law enforcement agency; it is a civil service which selects office...
