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Parliament Clears Bill To Repeal 76 Outdated, Obsolete Laws
Parliament today passed a bill to repeal 76 redundant and obsolete laws with the government saying the move is part of its continuing efforts to improve the ease of living and doing business.
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"Any Law Becomes Obsolete After 50 Years": Amit Shah On Indian Penal Code
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday justified the need to replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act saying any law becomes "obsolete" after 50 years.
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Himachal Chief Minister Introduces Bill To Repeal 13 Obsolete Laws
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Wednesday introduced a bill seeking to repeal 13 laws that have outlived their utility.
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Lok Sabha Approves Bill To Repeal 76 Redundant, Obsolete Laws
Lok Sabha today gave its nod to a bill to repeal 76 redundant and obsolete laws, with the government saying the move is part of its continuing efforts to improve the ease of living and doing business.
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PM Modi Scrapped Over 2,000 Obsolete Laws In 9 Years: Minister
Over 2,000 rules and laws were scrapped by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government in the last nine years for ease of governance and ease of business, said Union Minister Jitendra Singh.
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Government To Push Bill To Remove 65 More Obsolete Laws In Parliament Session: Minister
Kiren Rijiju informed that more than 4.98 crore cases are pending in various courts in India and the pendency would be handled using technology, with a "paperless judiciary" being the ultimate aim of the government.
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Bill To Repeal Over 60 Old Laws, Rectify Error In 1 Introduced In Lok Sabha
A bill which seeks to repeal over 60 obsolete laws, including one enacted 137 years ago, was introduced in Lok Sabha today.
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Over 1,500 Obsolete Laws To Be Repealed In Parliament Session: Law Minister
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju said the Centre will repeal more than 1500 obsolete and archaic laws during the upcoming winter session of Parliament.
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Law Ministry Gets Rs 1,005 Crore For Poll Body To Purchase Voting Equipment
The Union Law Ministry has been allocated Rs 1,005 crore in the central Budget to provide funds to the Election Commission for procurement of ballot units, control units and voter verifiable paper audit trial units (VVPATS), and ancillary expenditure on Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and destruction of obsolete voting machines.
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PM Modi "A Versatile Genius Who Thinks Globally And Acts Locally": Supreme Court Judge
Supreme Court judge Justice Arun Mishra today praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and termed him as an "internationally acclaimed visionary" and a "versatile genius, who thinks globally and acts locally".
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Centre Passes Bills To Repeal 245 Obsolete Laws
The parliament today passed two bills to repeal 245 obsolete and archaic laws, including the 158-year-old Calcutta Pilots Act of 1859 and Prevention of Seditious Meeting Act, 1911.
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Indian Economy a Haven of Stability: President
Describing India as "a haven of stability" in a turbulent global economy, President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday said the government has simplified procedures for approvals, repealed obsolete laws and put in place a non-adversarial tax regime to attract investments.
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Government's Plan To Repeal Over 1000 Archaic Laws Pending In Rajya Sabha
Besides the GST Bill, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious plan to scrap obsolete laws became another casualty of the logjam in the Rajya Sabha with two such bills seeking to repeal over 1000 such Acts failing to get Parliamentary approval in the winter session.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill to Repeal 295 Obsolete Acts
A bill seeking to scrap a set of 295 obsolete Acts dealing with several issues including changes in marriage laws and cement hoarding was today passed by Lok Sabha which continued to witness boycott by Congress and several other opposition parties.
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Repeal Obsolete Laws, Develop Border Areas: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju
Despite being a large country it seems "small" in border areas due to under-developed or absent infrastructure, Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju aid and called for repealing of "regulations of the 50s-60s" which restrict development in the regions.
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Parliament Clears Bill To Repeal 76 Outdated, Obsolete Laws
Parliament today passed a bill to repeal 76 redundant and obsolete laws with the government saying the move is part of its continuing efforts to improve the ease of living and doing business.
-
"Any Law Becomes Obsolete After 50 Years": Amit Shah On Indian Penal Code
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday justified the need to replace the IPC, CrPC and the Evidence Act saying any law becomes "obsolete" after 50 years.
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Himachal Chief Minister Introduces Bill To Repeal 13 Obsolete Laws
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Wednesday introduced a bill seeking to repeal 13 laws that have outlived their utility.
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Lok Sabha Approves Bill To Repeal 76 Redundant, Obsolete Laws
Lok Sabha today gave its nod to a bill to repeal 76 redundant and obsolete laws, with the government saying the move is part of its continuing efforts to improve the ease of living and doing business.
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PM Modi Scrapped Over 2,000 Obsolete Laws In 9 Years: Minister
Over 2,000 rules and laws were scrapped by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government in the last nine years for ease of governance and ease of business, said Union Minister Jitendra Singh.
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Government To Push Bill To Remove 65 More Obsolete Laws In Parliament Session: Minister
Kiren Rijiju informed that more than 4.98 crore cases are pending in various courts in India and the pendency would be handled using technology, with a "paperless judiciary" being the ultimate aim of the government.
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Bill To Repeal Over 60 Old Laws, Rectify Error In 1 Introduced In Lok Sabha
A bill which seeks to repeal over 60 obsolete laws, including one enacted 137 years ago, was introduced in Lok Sabha today.
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Over 1,500 Obsolete Laws To Be Repealed In Parliament Session: Law Minister
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju said the Centre will repeal more than 1500 obsolete and archaic laws during the upcoming winter session of Parliament.
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Law Ministry Gets Rs 1,005 Crore For Poll Body To Purchase Voting Equipment
The Union Law Ministry has been allocated Rs 1,005 crore in the central Budget to provide funds to the Election Commission for procurement of ballot units, control units and voter verifiable paper audit trial units (VVPATS), and ancillary expenditure on Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and destruction of obsolete voting machines.
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PM Modi "A Versatile Genius Who Thinks Globally And Acts Locally": Supreme Court Judge
Supreme Court judge Justice Arun Mishra today praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and termed him as an "internationally acclaimed visionary" and a "versatile genius, who thinks globally and acts locally".
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Centre Passes Bills To Repeal 245 Obsolete Laws
The parliament today passed two bills to repeal 245 obsolete and archaic laws, including the 158-year-old Calcutta Pilots Act of 1859 and Prevention of Seditious Meeting Act, 1911.
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Indian Economy a Haven of Stability: President
Describing India as "a haven of stability" in a turbulent global economy, President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday said the government has simplified procedures for approvals, repealed obsolete laws and put in place a non-adversarial tax regime to attract investments.
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Government's Plan To Repeal Over 1000 Archaic Laws Pending In Rajya Sabha
Besides the GST Bill, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious plan to scrap obsolete laws became another casualty of the logjam in the Rajya Sabha with two such bills seeking to repeal over 1000 such Acts failing to get Parliamentary approval in the winter session.
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Lok Sabha Passes Bill to Repeal 295 Obsolete Acts
A bill seeking to scrap a set of 295 obsolete Acts dealing with several issues including changes in marriage laws and cement hoarding was today passed by Lok Sabha which continued to witness boycott by Congress and several other opposition parties.
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Repeal Obsolete Laws, Develop Border Areas: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju
Despite being a large country it seems "small" in border areas due to under-developed or absent infrastructure, Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju aid and called for repealing of "regulations of the 50s-60s" which restrict development in the regions.
