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In War Of Words With Chief Justice, Centre Says Mustn't Cross Lakshman Rekha
In strong words against the centre for sitting on the appointment of judges, Chief Justice of India TS Thakur today said that there are around 500 judges' posts lying vacant in High Courts, drawing sharp rebuttals from the Union Law Minister and the Attorney General.
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Ban On Diesel Cabs Stays For Now, Delhi Requests 2 Days To Submit Plan
As protests by taxi owners crippled traffic in Delhi for the second straight day, the state government has asked the Supreme Court for two more days to submit a detailed roadmap on how to phase out diesel cabs from the city. A Supreme Court order has pulled 30,000 cabs off the road because they run on diesel or petrol and not greener compressed nat...
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Top Court Clears NEET, A Single Test For Medical Courses: 10 Developments
The Supreme Court today ruled that admissions to undergraduate medical and dental courses across the country will take place through a single entrance test. The first exam will take place on May 1.
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Smaller Warnings On Cigarette Packs, Recommends Parliamentary Committee Again
Just a fortnight before larger pictorial warnings are meant to appear on cigarette packets, a parliamentary committee has said that a requirement of 85 per cent of surface area is too harsh on the tobacco industry.
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'Unfair, Biased', Says India's Regulator on Google: 10-Point Guide
Google faces the danger of penalty in India for abusing its dominant position in online search.
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No Indian Study Links Cigarettes With Cancer, Says BJP Chief of Parliamentary Committee
India will miss the deadline for a major initiative to dissuade smoking. Tobacco companies had been told late last year that starting April 1, they would have to stamp health warnings across 85 per cent of the surface of cigarette packets from next year.
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Massive Fire at Parliament Complex, Home Ministry Seeks Report
The Home Ministry has sought a report into a massive fire that broke out within the premises of the Parliament complex this afternoon. The blaze, which did not affect the main Parliament House building, has been completely doused. No injuries have been reported.
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Terrorist Devinderpal Singh Bhullar will not hang, says Supreme Court
A Sikh militant convicted for a car bombing in Delhi more than two decades ago will not hang, the Supreme Court ruled today, reducing his punishment to a life sentence.
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In War Of Words With Chief Justice, Centre Says Mustn't Cross Lakshman Rekha
In strong words against the centre for sitting on the appointment of judges, Chief Justice of India TS Thakur today said that there are around 500 judges' posts lying vacant in High Courts, drawing sharp rebuttals from the Union Law Minister and the Attorney General.
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Ban On Diesel Cabs Stays For Now, Delhi Requests 2 Days To Submit Plan
As protests by taxi owners crippled traffic in Delhi for the second straight day, the state government has asked the Supreme Court for two more days to submit a detailed roadmap on how to phase out diesel cabs from the city. A Supreme Court order has pulled 30,000 cabs off the road because they run on diesel or petrol and not greener compressed nat...
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Top Court Clears NEET, A Single Test For Medical Courses: 10 Developments
The Supreme Court today ruled that admissions to undergraduate medical and dental courses across the country will take place through a single entrance test. The first exam will take place on May 1.
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Smaller Warnings On Cigarette Packs, Recommends Parliamentary Committee Again
Just a fortnight before larger pictorial warnings are meant to appear on cigarette packets, a parliamentary committee has said that a requirement of 85 per cent of surface area is too harsh on the tobacco industry.
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'Unfair, Biased', Says India's Regulator on Google: 10-Point Guide
Google faces the danger of penalty in India for abusing its dominant position in online search.
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No Indian Study Links Cigarettes With Cancer, Says BJP Chief of Parliamentary Committee
India will miss the deadline for a major initiative to dissuade smoking. Tobacco companies had been told late last year that starting April 1, they would have to stamp health warnings across 85 per cent of the surface of cigarette packets from next year.
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Massive Fire at Parliament Complex, Home Ministry Seeks Report
The Home Ministry has sought a report into a massive fire that broke out within the premises of the Parliament complex this afternoon. The blaze, which did not affect the main Parliament House building, has been completely doused. No injuries have been reported.
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Terrorist Devinderpal Singh Bhullar will not hang, says Supreme Court
A Sikh militant convicted for a car bombing in Delhi more than two decades ago will not hang, the Supreme Court ruled today, reducing his punishment to a life sentence.
