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Suspect Covid+ Candidate Can Take Law Exam In Isolation Room: Top Court
A candidate believed to be Covid positive was on Monday allowed by the Supreme Court to take the law entrance exam in an isolation room at his exam centre.
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"It's All About TRPs": Supreme Court's 10 Big Quotes On Electronic Media
A private channel's TV show pitched as an expose on a "conspiracy of Muslim infiltration in government service'' was put on hold today by the Supreme Court, which made very strong remarks on the state of the electronic media and called for a panel of distinguished persons to set standards for channels.
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"Ensure Normalcy Restored In Jammu And Kashmir," Top Court Tells Centre
Take every endeavour to restore normal life in Jammu and Kashmir as soon as possible, the Supreme Court told the government on Monday. Every move should be made keeping in mind national interest, said the top court.
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Must Balance Privacy With Governance Needs: Top Court On Facebook's Plea
There has to be a balance between privacy and how to govern, the Supreme Court said today, hearing Facebook Inc's petition asking that the top court hear all cases related to demands for linking Aadhaar to social media accounts and tracing the source of WhatsApp messages. Various cases are being heard by the high courts of Madras, Bombay and Madhya...
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Social Media Rules For Candidates; Facebook, Google Roped In - A First
For the first time, all candidates will be asked to give details of their social media accounts while filing their nomination papers for the national election. Announcing the dates on Sunday for the April-May polls, the Election Commission also said social media platforms like Twitter, Google and Facebook have "committed in writing" to ensuring a s...
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"I'm Not A Politician Or Diplomat To Keep Smiling": Chief Justice To NDTV
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi has said that motives being attributed to judges on Supreme Court rulings is "disturbing" and will prevent young people from going for the top legal post, breaking his silence in an exclusive interview to NDTV.
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Probe Against CBI Chief Now On The Clock, Retired Judge To Monitor
Taking up Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) chief Alok Verma's case against the government for divesting him of his powers and sending him on forced leave, the Supreme Court today said a vigilance inquiry against him would be time-bound and monitored by an ex-judge. The supervision is a "one-time exception felt necessary in the peculiar facts o...
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Chief Justice Dipak Misra Shouldn't Assign Cases: Shanti Bhushan's Petition
Former Law Minister Shanti Bhushan has said that the power to assign cases must be given to a collegium or panel of senior judges. He has also said his petition should not be heard by the Chief Justice and that it should be taken up by three most senior judges.
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4 Judges Want Peace "Plan" From Chief Justice, Say Sources: 10 Facts
Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra will meet the four senior judges who took him on publicly, tomorrow as part of the efforts at ending a rift that could impact important cases. The meeting, which was initially slated for this morning, did not take place as Justice Jasti Chelameswar is unwell and could not attend court. Sources close to the rebel j...
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"Chief Justice Must Show Statesmanship," Says Former Chief Justice RM Lodha, "Pained"
The grievances of the four top Supreme Court judges should have been addressed by the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra, said one of his predecessors, RM Lodha, commenting that the image of the judiciary had been dented and would take a long time to repair after the judges took the unprecedented step of publicly criticizing the top judge.
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Rajiv Gandhi Killer Who Got Batteries For Bomb Makes 26-Year-Old Point
A convict who has spent 26 years in jail for the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi has requested the Supreme Court for a reprieve from his life term until a multi-agency investigation is complete.
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Suspect Covid+ Candidate Can Take Law Exam In Isolation Room: Top Court
A candidate believed to be Covid positive was on Monday allowed by the Supreme Court to take the law entrance exam in an isolation room at his exam centre.
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"It's All About TRPs": Supreme Court's 10 Big Quotes On Electronic Media
A private channel's TV show pitched as an expose on a "conspiracy of Muslim infiltration in government service'' was put on hold today by the Supreme Court, which made very strong remarks on the state of the electronic media and called for a panel of distinguished persons to set standards for channels.
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"Ensure Normalcy Restored In Jammu And Kashmir," Top Court Tells Centre
Take every endeavour to restore normal life in Jammu and Kashmir as soon as possible, the Supreme Court told the government on Monday. Every move should be made keeping in mind national interest, said the top court.
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Must Balance Privacy With Governance Needs: Top Court On Facebook's Plea
There has to be a balance between privacy and how to govern, the Supreme Court said today, hearing Facebook Inc's petition asking that the top court hear all cases related to demands for linking Aadhaar to social media accounts and tracing the source of WhatsApp messages. Various cases are being heard by the high courts of Madras, Bombay and Madhya...
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Social Media Rules For Candidates; Facebook, Google Roped In - A First
For the first time, all candidates will be asked to give details of their social media accounts while filing their nomination papers for the national election. Announcing the dates on Sunday for the April-May polls, the Election Commission also said social media platforms like Twitter, Google and Facebook have "committed in writing" to ensuring a s...
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"I'm Not A Politician Or Diplomat To Keep Smiling": Chief Justice To NDTV
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi has said that motives being attributed to judges on Supreme Court rulings is "disturbing" and will prevent young people from going for the top legal post, breaking his silence in an exclusive interview to NDTV.
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Probe Against CBI Chief Now On The Clock, Retired Judge To Monitor
Taking up Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) chief Alok Verma's case against the government for divesting him of his powers and sending him on forced leave, the Supreme Court today said a vigilance inquiry against him would be time-bound and monitored by an ex-judge. The supervision is a "one-time exception felt necessary in the peculiar facts o...
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Chief Justice Dipak Misra Shouldn't Assign Cases: Shanti Bhushan's Petition
Former Law Minister Shanti Bhushan has said that the power to assign cases must be given to a collegium or panel of senior judges. He has also said his petition should not be heard by the Chief Justice and that it should be taken up by three most senior judges.
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4 Judges Want Peace "Plan" From Chief Justice, Say Sources: 10 Facts
Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra will meet the four senior judges who took him on publicly, tomorrow as part of the efforts at ending a rift that could impact important cases. The meeting, which was initially slated for this morning, did not take place as Justice Jasti Chelameswar is unwell and could not attend court. Sources close to the rebel j...
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"Chief Justice Must Show Statesmanship," Says Former Chief Justice RM Lodha, "Pained"
The grievances of the four top Supreme Court judges should have been addressed by the Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra, said one of his predecessors, RM Lodha, commenting that the image of the judiciary had been dented and would take a long time to repair after the judges took the unprecedented step of publicly criticizing the top judge.
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Rajiv Gandhi Killer Who Got Batteries For Bomb Makes 26-Year-Old Point
A convict who has spent 26 years in jail for the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi has requested the Supreme Court for a reprieve from his life term until a multi-agency investigation is complete.
