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Supreme Court Gets 5 New Judges. Chief Justice Administers Oath Of Office
The five judges appointed to the Supreme Court over the weekend, taking its strength to 32 against the sanctioned strength of 34, took oath on Monday. Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud administered the oath of office to the five judges.
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Supreme Court To Get 5 New Judges Today
The Supreme Court is all set to get five new judges, taking its strength to 32 against the sanctioned strength of 34, on Monday.
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5 New Supreme Court Judges To Take Oath On Monday
The five new judges appointed to the Supreme Court on Saturday will take the oath of office at 10.30 am on February 6, sources said.
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Centre Clears 5 New Supreme Court Judges After "Very Serious" Warning
The five names were cleared after a fresh nudge a day ago from the Supreme Court, which warned the top government lawyer of "very uncomfortable" actions.
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5 New Judges To Be Appointed Soon, Government Tells Supreme Court
The government will soon clear the names of three high court chief justices and two judges recommended for elevation to the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Names For Chief Justices Of 13 High Courts
13 high courts will get new Chief Justices as Supreme Court Collegium headed by CJI NV Ramana recommended 8 names, including Calcutta High Court Chief Justice, Justice Rajesh Bindal, for elevation and transfer of 5 Chief Justices to other high courts
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What Is RTI Amendment Bill And Why The Opposition Is Against It: 5 Points
The Lok Sabha today passed a bill to amend the Right To Information (RTI) Act amid allegations from opposition parties that it was being diluted. The opposition -- which wants the amendment bill sent to a select committee for further scrutiny -- plans to stall it in the Rajya Sabha, where the ruling BJP still lacks the numbers required. The move wa...
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Supreme Court Gets 5 More Judges, Taking Strength To 28
Five new Supreme Court judges were today sworn in, taking the top court's strength to 28, including the Chief Justice of India.
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Supreme Court Gets 5 New Judges. Chief Justice Administers Oath Of Office
The five judges appointed to the Supreme Court over the weekend, taking its strength to 32 against the sanctioned strength of 34, took oath on Monday. Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud administered the oath of office to the five judges.
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Supreme Court To Get 5 New Judges Today
The Supreme Court is all set to get five new judges, taking its strength to 32 against the sanctioned strength of 34, on Monday.
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5 New Supreme Court Judges To Take Oath On Monday
The five new judges appointed to the Supreme Court on Saturday will take the oath of office at 10.30 am on February 6, sources said.
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Centre Clears 5 New Supreme Court Judges After "Very Serious" Warning
The five names were cleared after a fresh nudge a day ago from the Supreme Court, which warned the top government lawyer of "very uncomfortable" actions.
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5 New Judges To Be Appointed Soon, Government Tells Supreme Court
The government will soon clear the names of three high court chief justices and two judges recommended for elevation to the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Names For Chief Justices Of 13 High Courts
13 high courts will get new Chief Justices as Supreme Court Collegium headed by CJI NV Ramana recommended 8 names, including Calcutta High Court Chief Justice, Justice Rajesh Bindal, for elevation and transfer of 5 Chief Justices to other high courts
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What Is RTI Amendment Bill And Why The Opposition Is Against It: 5 Points
The Lok Sabha today passed a bill to amend the Right To Information (RTI) Act amid allegations from opposition parties that it was being diluted. The opposition -- which wants the amendment bill sent to a select committee for further scrutiny -- plans to stall it in the Rajya Sabha, where the ruling BJP still lacks the numbers required. The move wa...
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Supreme Court Gets 5 More Judges, Taking Strength To 28
Five new Supreme Court judges were today sworn in, taking the top court's strength to 28, including the Chief Justice of India.
