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Parliamentary Panel To Discuss Judges' Code Of Conduct, Post-Retirement Jobs
A code of conduct and post-retirement assignments for the judges of the Supreme Court and high courts are some of the subjects selected for examination by a parliamentary panel.
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Parliamentary Panel For Regular Filing Of Assets By Judges
A Parliamentary committee on Monday recommended bringing a law to make it mandatory for Supreme Court and high court judges to disclose their assets annually to an appropriate authority.
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Fix Bottlenecks Behind Delay In High Court Judges' Appointment: Panel
A Parliamentary panel has asked the government to "fix all bottlenecks" responsible for delays in the appointment of high court judges, saying the vacancies must be filled with the same zeal as shown in the appointment of Supreme Court judges.
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Twitter Faces Renewed Heat From Legislators Over Inaction Against Anti-Court Posts
Twitter faced censure from Indian legislators for a second time in weeks for failing to take down posts critical of India's top court and judges that a parliamentary panel called "obscene."
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Parliamentary Panel To Discuss Judges' Code Of Conduct, Post-Retirement Jobs
A code of conduct and post-retirement assignments for the judges of the Supreme Court and high courts are some of the subjects selected for examination by a parliamentary panel.
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Parliamentary Panel For Regular Filing Of Assets By Judges
A Parliamentary committee on Monday recommended bringing a law to make it mandatory for Supreme Court and high court judges to disclose their assets annually to an appropriate authority.
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Fix Bottlenecks Behind Delay In High Court Judges' Appointment: Panel
A Parliamentary panel has asked the government to "fix all bottlenecks" responsible for delays in the appointment of high court judges, saying the vacancies must be filled with the same zeal as shown in the appointment of Supreme Court judges.
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Twitter Faces Renewed Heat From Legislators Over Inaction Against Anti-Court Posts
Twitter faced censure from Indian legislators for a second time in weeks for failing to take down posts critical of India's top court and judges that a parliamentary panel called "obscene."
