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Top Court To Mark 75 Years With All 33 Judges In Ceremonial Bench Tomorrow
With the Supreme Court set to complete 75 years on Tuesday, a ceremonial bench of all 34 judges, including Chief Justice Of India Sanjiv Khanna, will assemble in courtroom number 1 at 3.30pm to mark the Diamond Jubilee year.
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Supreme Court Turns 75, Chief Justice Explains What "Near Future" Holds
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today said the Supreme Court will soon migrate its digital data to a cloud-based infrastructure, while addressing a gathering of judges and other legal luminaries as the court turned 75 years today.
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As Supreme Court Turns 75, Chief Justice To Lead Unique Ceremonial Bench
A unique ceremonial bench will sit tomorrow as the Supreme Court turns 75. The bench's attendance will be arranged in such a way that it would mirror the first sitting of the Supreme Court on January 28, 1950.
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12 In 75 Years, But 11 Women Senior Advocates Appointed In A Day, Supreme Court Creates History
The Supreme Court created history today after it gave Senior Advocate status to 11 women lawyers in a single day. In the court's history, only 12 women so far have been given the status of Senior Advocate.
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"Curbing Liberty...": Court Slams Telangana Police For Using Detention Act
The Supreme Court criticised the Telangana police for using preventive detention law at the drop of a hat and said while the nation celebrates 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' to commemorate 75 years of Independence.
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Unitech Homebuyers Who Are Senior Citizens Get A Chance To Seek Refund
The Supreme Court on Wednesday gave an opportunity to the Unitech homebuyers who are senior citizens above 75 years of age, fixed deposit holders, and persons in urgent medical need to seek a refund of the amount deposited for their flats.
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Casteism Not Annihilated After 75 Years Of Independence: Top Court On Dishonour Killings
Incidents of caste-motivated violence show that casteism has not been annihilated even after 75 years of independence and it is time society reacts with "strong disapproval" about the ghastly crimes committed in the name of caste, Supreme Court said.
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Conviction Rate In Cases Over 65%, Aim To Cross 75% By Next Year: CBI To Supreme Court
Days after the Supreme Court observed that the "success rate" in cases taken up by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is perceived low, the agency has informed it that it has achieved the conviction rate of about 65-70 per cent.
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Legal Profession Still Has To Welcome Women Into Its Fold: Chief Justice Of India
Even after 75 years of Independence, the judiciary in India has achieved a mere 11% representation of women on the bench of the Supreme Court, said Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana on Saturday.
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"Used By British To Silence Gandhi": 5 Top Court Quotes On Sedition Law
The Supreme Court today questioned the sedition law, calling it "colonial" as it observed that the British-era law holds "enormous power" for misuse. The bench also asked whether it was "still necessary after 75 years of Independence".
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Sedition Law "Colonial", Why Don't You Drop It, Supreme Court Asks Centre
Describing the British-era sedition law as "colonial", the Supreme Court today questioned whether the law was "still necessary after 75 years of Independence".
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Parties Should Field "Only Graduates, Below 75 Years": Plea In Top Court
A plea was filed in the Supreme Court on Tuesday, seeking a direction that political parties should only field candidates who are graduates and below 75 years of age at the time of notification of an election.
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Ex-Lawmaker From Mayawati's BSP "Main Conspirator" In Bharat Bandh's Dalit Protests: Cops
After violent protests by Dalit groups, in which two persons died and 75 people were injured, the police in Uttar Pradesh blamed a former legislator belonging to the Bahujan Samaj Party of Mayawati, the state's Dalit powerhouse. Ms Mayawati, who quit her Rajya Sabha seat last year, has declared support for the protests against a Supreme Court orde...
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Sasikala's Conviction Sends Sun TV, Raj TV Shares Zooming
Shares of Sun TV - which is owned 75% by Kalanithi Maran - rose as much as 4% to Rs 741 after the Supreme Court verdict came in. Mr Maran is the grandnephew of DMK leader M Karunanidhi.
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Top Court To Mark 75 Years With All 33 Judges In Ceremonial Bench Tomorrow
With the Supreme Court set to complete 75 years on Tuesday, a ceremonial bench of all 34 judges, including Chief Justice Of India Sanjiv Khanna, will assemble in courtroom number 1 at 3.30pm to mark the Diamond Jubilee year.
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Supreme Court Turns 75, Chief Justice Explains What "Near Future" Holds
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today said the Supreme Court will soon migrate its digital data to a cloud-based infrastructure, while addressing a gathering of judges and other legal luminaries as the court turned 75 years today.
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As Supreme Court Turns 75, Chief Justice To Lead Unique Ceremonial Bench
A unique ceremonial bench will sit tomorrow as the Supreme Court turns 75. The bench's attendance will be arranged in such a way that it would mirror the first sitting of the Supreme Court on January 28, 1950.
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12 In 75 Years, But 11 Women Senior Advocates Appointed In A Day, Supreme Court Creates History
The Supreme Court created history today after it gave Senior Advocate status to 11 women lawyers in a single day. In the court's history, only 12 women so far have been given the status of Senior Advocate.
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"Curbing Liberty...": Court Slams Telangana Police For Using Detention Act
The Supreme Court criticised the Telangana police for using preventive detention law at the drop of a hat and said while the nation celebrates 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' to commemorate 75 years of Independence.
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Unitech Homebuyers Who Are Senior Citizens Get A Chance To Seek Refund
The Supreme Court on Wednesday gave an opportunity to the Unitech homebuyers who are senior citizens above 75 years of age, fixed deposit holders, and persons in urgent medical need to seek a refund of the amount deposited for their flats.
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Casteism Not Annihilated After 75 Years Of Independence: Top Court On Dishonour Killings
Incidents of caste-motivated violence show that casteism has not been annihilated even after 75 years of independence and it is time society reacts with "strong disapproval" about the ghastly crimes committed in the name of caste, Supreme Court said.
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Conviction Rate In Cases Over 65%, Aim To Cross 75% By Next Year: CBI To Supreme Court
Days after the Supreme Court observed that the "success rate" in cases taken up by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is perceived low, the agency has informed it that it has achieved the conviction rate of about 65-70 per cent.
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Legal Profession Still Has To Welcome Women Into Its Fold: Chief Justice Of India
Even after 75 years of Independence, the judiciary in India has achieved a mere 11% representation of women on the bench of the Supreme Court, said Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana on Saturday.
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"Used By British To Silence Gandhi": 5 Top Court Quotes On Sedition Law
The Supreme Court today questioned the sedition law, calling it "colonial" as it observed that the British-era law holds "enormous power" for misuse. The bench also asked whether it was "still necessary after 75 years of Independence".
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Sedition Law "Colonial", Why Don't You Drop It, Supreme Court Asks Centre
Describing the British-era sedition law as "colonial", the Supreme Court today questioned whether the law was "still necessary after 75 years of Independence".
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Parties Should Field "Only Graduates, Below 75 Years": Plea In Top Court
A plea was filed in the Supreme Court on Tuesday, seeking a direction that political parties should only field candidates who are graduates and below 75 years of age at the time of notification of an election.
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Ex-Lawmaker From Mayawati's BSP "Main Conspirator" In Bharat Bandh's Dalit Protests: Cops
After violent protests by Dalit groups, in which two persons died and 75 people were injured, the police in Uttar Pradesh blamed a former legislator belonging to the Bahujan Samaj Party of Mayawati, the state's Dalit powerhouse. Ms Mayawati, who quit her Rajya Sabha seat last year, has declared support for the protests against a Supreme Court orde...
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Sasikala's Conviction Sends Sun TV, Raj TV Shares Zooming
Shares of Sun TV - which is owned 75% by Kalanithi Maran - rose as much as 4% to Rs 741 after the Supreme Court verdict came in. Mr Maran is the grandnephew of DMK leader M Karunanidhi.
