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"Judges Don't Face Elections": Minister's Latest In Centre vs Judiciary
Union law minister Kiren Rijiju -- one of the key speakers in the government versus judiciary debate -- pointed out today that judges do not have to contest elections or face public scrutiny. Still they are under the public eye by way of their action
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"I Feel Sad": Minister On Centre, Courts Being Blamed For Pending Cases
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday said it is unfair to blame the government or the judiciary for the pending cases and pointed out that while litigations are settled, double the number of cases are added to the courts' dockets every day.
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No Language Should Be "Inferior To English", Even In Court: Law Minister
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday said regional and local languages should be promoted in proceedings at lower and high courts, while arguments and judgments in the Supreme Court can happen in English.
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"Huge Challenge, Responsibility," Says Kiren Rijiju, New Law Minister
Kiren Rijiju, who replaces Ravi Shankar Prasad as the Law and Justice Minister, took charge of his office in Delhi Thursday morning, in the presence of Buddhist monks
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"Judges Don't Face Elections": Minister's Latest In Centre vs Judiciary
Union law minister Kiren Rijiju -- one of the key speakers in the government versus judiciary debate -- pointed out today that judges do not have to contest elections or face public scrutiny. Still they are under the public eye by way of their action
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"I Feel Sad": Minister On Centre, Courts Being Blamed For Pending Cases
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday said it is unfair to blame the government or the judiciary for the pending cases and pointed out that while litigations are settled, double the number of cases are added to the courts' dockets every day.
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No Language Should Be "Inferior To English", Even In Court: Law Minister
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday said regional and local languages should be promoted in proceedings at lower and high courts, while arguments and judgments in the Supreme Court can happen in English.
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"Huge Challenge, Responsibility," Says Kiren Rijiju, New Law Minister
Kiren Rijiju, who replaces Ravi Shankar Prasad as the Law and Justice Minister, took charge of his office in Delhi Thursday morning, in the presence of Buddhist monks
