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Trial Courts Repeatedly Making Same Mistakes In Dowry Death Cases: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday acquitted a man convicted of cruelty and causing dowry death of his wife and said trial courts were repeatedly making the same mistakes in the such cases.
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RG Kar Case: Top Court Directs Hospitals To Regularise Doctor's Absence During Protests
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed hospitals, including AIIMS New Delhi, to regularise the unauthorised absence of doctors who were part of protests against the rape and murder of a doctor at RG Kar Hospital, Kolkata.
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"I Cannot...": Why Father Of Techie Killed In 2014 Won't Contest Acquittal
S Jonathan Prasad lived a nightmare 11 years back after his 23-year-old daughter Esther Anuhya's rotten body was found on a Mumbai road
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Top Court Seeks Details Of Cases, Chargesheets Against Men Using Triple Talaq
The Supreme Court asked the Centre to provide the details of the number of FIRs and chargesheets filed against men for pronouncing instant triple talaq to divorce spouses in violation of the 1991 Muslim Women (Protection of Rights in Marriage) Act.
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Out At 6 AM, Back At 6 PM: Ex AAP Leader's 6-Day Parole For Delhi Polls
The Supreme Court has granted Tahir Hussain, an accused in the 2020 Delhi riots case and the AIMIM's candidate in Delhi's Mustafabad constituency, a six-day in custody parole to campaign for the upcoming election.
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Supreme Court Issues Notice To Actor Darshan, Others In Renukaswamy Murder Case
The Supreme Court on Friday issues notice to Kannada actors Darshan Thoogudeepa, Pavithra Gowda, and five others in the Renukaswamy murder case and agreed to examine the Karnataka government's challenge.
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Lawyers' Names Runs 10 Pages, Orders Only Few: Top Court On Marking Appearances
The Supreme Court on Thursday raised concern over a large numbers of lawyers marking their appearance in cases, and their names running into several pages, whereas an order was only a few pages.
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No Bail For Tahir Hussain, Ex-AAP Leader And Delhi Riots Case Accused
Delhi Police received a rap on its knuckles Wednesday as the Supreme Court heard an interim bail plea by Tahir Hussain, the former AAP leader, who is an accused in 11 cases and who cops claim instigated violence during the 2020 riots.
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Top Court To Hear RG Kar Rape Case Tomorrow, 2 Days After Sentencing
The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Wednesday the matter where it has taken suo moto cognisance of the rape and murder of a junior doctor at the state-run R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Techie Atul Subhash's Son To Stay With His Mother, Supreme Court Decides
The Supreme Court on Monday afternoon directed the son of Atul Subhash - the Bengaluru techie who died by suicide - and Nikita Singhania - his estranged wife, whom he had accused of harassment leading to his death - be produced before it.
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"Resolve This Or...": Top Court Warning To Tamil Nadu Government, Governor
The Supreme Court on Friday warned Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi and the ruling DMK to sort out their long-running squabble over the appointment of vice-chancellors for state-run universities.
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"Filing, Listing Has Collapsed": Supreme Court On Allahabad High Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed worry regarding listing of cases in some High Courts, particularly, the Allahabad High Court, where it said that the process of filing and listing of cases has collapsed.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Examine Plea Over Alleged BPSC Exam Irregularities
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to examine a plea over the alleged irregularities in the BPSC exam held on December 13, 2024, and the consequent police action on protestors.
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Opinion | Women, Domestic Violence And The Dangerous Narrative Of 'Misuse'
The growing trend of casual and contradictory statements made by Supreme Court judges regarding domestic violence must be addressed. These remarks have a direct impact on how both the police and judiciary respond to cases on the ground.
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"Why Can't Centre Consider Genuine Demands Of Farmers?" Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre why couldn't it say its doors were open and it would consider the genuine grievances of farmers protesting over various demands, including the legal guarantee of minimum support price for crops.
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Trial Courts Repeatedly Making Same Mistakes In Dowry Death Cases: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday acquitted a man convicted of cruelty and causing dowry death of his wife and said trial courts were repeatedly making the same mistakes in the such cases.
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RG Kar Case: Top Court Directs Hospitals To Regularise Doctor's Absence During Protests
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed hospitals, including AIIMS New Delhi, to regularise the unauthorised absence of doctors who were part of protests against the rape and murder of a doctor at RG Kar Hospital, Kolkata.
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"I Cannot...": Why Father Of Techie Killed In 2014 Won't Contest Acquittal
S Jonathan Prasad lived a nightmare 11 years back after his 23-year-old daughter Esther Anuhya's rotten body was found on a Mumbai road
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Top Court Seeks Details Of Cases, Chargesheets Against Men Using Triple Talaq
The Supreme Court asked the Centre to provide the details of the number of FIRs and chargesheets filed against men for pronouncing instant triple talaq to divorce spouses in violation of the 1991 Muslim Women (Protection of Rights in Marriage) Act.
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Out At 6 AM, Back At 6 PM: Ex AAP Leader's 6-Day Parole For Delhi Polls
The Supreme Court has granted Tahir Hussain, an accused in the 2020 Delhi riots case and the AIMIM's candidate in Delhi's Mustafabad constituency, a six-day in custody parole to campaign for the upcoming election.
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Supreme Court Issues Notice To Actor Darshan, Others In Renukaswamy Murder Case
The Supreme Court on Friday issues notice to Kannada actors Darshan Thoogudeepa, Pavithra Gowda, and five others in the Renukaswamy murder case and agreed to examine the Karnataka government's challenge.
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Lawyers' Names Runs 10 Pages, Orders Only Few: Top Court On Marking Appearances
The Supreme Court on Thursday raised concern over a large numbers of lawyers marking their appearance in cases, and their names running into several pages, whereas an order was only a few pages.
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No Bail For Tahir Hussain, Ex-AAP Leader And Delhi Riots Case Accused
Delhi Police received a rap on its knuckles Wednesday as the Supreme Court heard an interim bail plea by Tahir Hussain, the former AAP leader, who is an accused in 11 cases and who cops claim instigated violence during the 2020 riots.
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Top Court To Hear RG Kar Rape Case Tomorrow, 2 Days After Sentencing
The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Wednesday the matter where it has taken suo moto cognisance of the rape and murder of a junior doctor at the state-run R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata.
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Techie Atul Subhash's Son To Stay With His Mother, Supreme Court Decides
The Supreme Court on Monday afternoon directed the son of Atul Subhash - the Bengaluru techie who died by suicide - and Nikita Singhania - his estranged wife, whom he had accused of harassment leading to his death - be produced before it.
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"Resolve This Or...": Top Court Warning To Tamil Nadu Government, Governor
The Supreme Court on Friday warned Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi and the ruling DMK to sort out their long-running squabble over the appointment of vice-chancellors for state-run universities.
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"Filing, Listing Has Collapsed": Supreme Court On Allahabad High Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed worry regarding listing of cases in some High Courts, particularly, the Allahabad High Court, where it said that the process of filing and listing of cases has collapsed.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Examine Plea Over Alleged BPSC Exam Irregularities
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to examine a plea over the alleged irregularities in the BPSC exam held on December 13, 2024, and the consequent police action on protestors.
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Opinion | Women, Domestic Violence And The Dangerous Narrative Of 'Misuse'
The growing trend of casual and contradictory statements made by Supreme Court judges regarding domestic violence must be addressed. These remarks have a direct impact on how both the police and judiciary respond to cases on the ground.
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"Why Can't Centre Consider Genuine Demands Of Farmers?" Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Centre why couldn't it say its doors were open and it would consider the genuine grievances of farmers protesting over various demands, including the legal guarantee of minimum support price for crops.
