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"Left Trinamool Because...": Ex MP After Court Setback For Mamata Banerjee
As the Mamata Banerjee government suffered a setback in the Supreme Court in the teachers' recruitment case, former Trinamool Congress MP Jawhar Sircar said he left the party because "corruption and authoritarianism were getting too bad".
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On Misleading Ads , Supreme Court Deadline To States To Deal With Complaints
Observing that misleading advertisements could cause great harm to the society, the Supreme Court set a 2-month deadline for the states and union territories to create a grievance redressal mechanism to deal with complaints against such ads.
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"Sorry...": Supreme Court Nixes Urgent Hearing Plea In Delhi Judge Cash Case
The Supreme Court refused an oral plea for an urgent hearing into a petition seeking directions to police to file a complaint and investigate burnt bundles of cash found earlier this month at the home of Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma.
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No Urgent Hearing Of Plea Seeking Case Against Judge In Cash Row: Top Court
A plea was filed by Nedumpara and three others seeking a direction to police to lodge an FIR against Justice Yashwant Varma.
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"Inhuman": Top Court Pauses "Grabbing Breasts Not Rape Attempt" Verdict
nderlining a "total lack of sensitivity", the Supreme Court today paused the Allahabad High Court ruling in a child abuse case, in which the judge had observed that grabbing of breast and pulling the string of a pyjama don't amount to rape attempt
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After 40 Years, Rape Survivor Gets Justice From Supreme Court
Upholding a man's conviction in a 39-year-old rape case, the Supreme Court has commiserated with the woman and her family, who had to wait so long for closure.
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Top Court Asks RG Kar Victim's Family To Move High Court For Further Probe
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the parents of the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder victim to pursue before the Calcutta High Court their plea for a further court-monitored CBI probe into the gruesome incident.
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"Preventive Detention A Draconian Measure," Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said preventive detention was a "draconian measure" and quashed the detention orders against a duo held in a drugs case for want of prescribed safeguards.
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"States Have Failed...": Supreme Court On Affordable Drugs, Medical Equipment
State governments have failed in ensuring affordable medical care and infrastructure, the Supreme Court said Tuesday, offering scathing criticism of states' failure to deliver reasonably-priced medicines, particularly in case of essential drugs.
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Supreme Court Seeks Written Apology As Lawyer Threatens Suicide
A lawyer appearing before the Supreme Court today threatened suicide if his petition in a criminal case was not allowed. The court, furious, ordered him to submit a written apology if he did not want a police case against him and his license suspende
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"People Say You've To Fall In Love..." Top Lawyers' Court Banter On Poetry
A Supreme Court hearing in a case against Congress MP and poet Imran Pratapgarhi for sharing a song witnessed light-hearted banter between Solicitor General Tushar Mehta and senior advocate Kapil Sibal, who represented the Congress leader.
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Rohingya Children Can Move High Court If Denied Admission To Public Schools: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that Rohingya children can approach government schools for admission and in case of denial, they can move the high court.
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University Body UGC Needs "Teeth" To Tackle Caste Discrimination In Colleges: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday called for a "robust mechanism to tackle" the issue of caste-based discrimination in higher educational institutions like IIMs and IITs.
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Anticipatory Bail Can Be Sought Even Without FIR In GST, Customs Cases: Top Court
Supreme Court held that persons facing possible arrest under the GST and Customs Acts are entitled to seek anticipatory bail, even before an FIR is registered.
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Life Ban On Convicted Politicians Harsh, 6 Years Enough: Centre To Supreme Court
A lifetime ban on politicians convicted in criminal cases would be harsh and six years, which is the current period of disqualification, is enough to act as a deterrent, the Centre has told the Supreme Court.
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"Left Trinamool Because...": Ex MP After Court Setback For Mamata Banerjee
As the Mamata Banerjee government suffered a setback in the Supreme Court in the teachers' recruitment case, former Trinamool Congress MP Jawhar Sircar said he left the party because "corruption and authoritarianism were getting too bad".
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On Misleading Ads , Supreme Court Deadline To States To Deal With Complaints
Observing that misleading advertisements could cause great harm to the society, the Supreme Court set a 2-month deadline for the states and union territories to create a grievance redressal mechanism to deal with complaints against such ads.
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"Sorry...": Supreme Court Nixes Urgent Hearing Plea In Delhi Judge Cash Case
The Supreme Court refused an oral plea for an urgent hearing into a petition seeking directions to police to file a complaint and investigate burnt bundles of cash found earlier this month at the home of Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma.
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No Urgent Hearing Of Plea Seeking Case Against Judge In Cash Row: Top Court
A plea was filed by Nedumpara and three others seeking a direction to police to lodge an FIR against Justice Yashwant Varma.
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"Inhuman": Top Court Pauses "Grabbing Breasts Not Rape Attempt" Verdict
nderlining a "total lack of sensitivity", the Supreme Court today paused the Allahabad High Court ruling in a child abuse case, in which the judge had observed that grabbing of breast and pulling the string of a pyjama don't amount to rape attempt
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After 40 Years, Rape Survivor Gets Justice From Supreme Court
Upholding a man's conviction in a 39-year-old rape case, the Supreme Court has commiserated with the woman and her family, who had to wait so long for closure.
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Top Court Asks RG Kar Victim's Family To Move High Court For Further Probe
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the parents of the RG Kar Medical College rape and murder victim to pursue before the Calcutta High Court their plea for a further court-monitored CBI probe into the gruesome incident.
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"Preventive Detention A Draconian Measure," Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said preventive detention was a "draconian measure" and quashed the detention orders against a duo held in a drugs case for want of prescribed safeguards.
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"States Have Failed...": Supreme Court On Affordable Drugs, Medical Equipment
State governments have failed in ensuring affordable medical care and infrastructure, the Supreme Court said Tuesday, offering scathing criticism of states' failure to deliver reasonably-priced medicines, particularly in case of essential drugs.
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Supreme Court Seeks Written Apology As Lawyer Threatens Suicide
A lawyer appearing before the Supreme Court today threatened suicide if his petition in a criminal case was not allowed. The court, furious, ordered him to submit a written apology if he did not want a police case against him and his license suspende
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"People Say You've To Fall In Love..." Top Lawyers' Court Banter On Poetry
A Supreme Court hearing in a case against Congress MP and poet Imran Pratapgarhi for sharing a song witnessed light-hearted banter between Solicitor General Tushar Mehta and senior advocate Kapil Sibal, who represented the Congress leader.
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Rohingya Children Can Move High Court If Denied Admission To Public Schools: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that Rohingya children can approach government schools for admission and in case of denial, they can move the high court.
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University Body UGC Needs "Teeth" To Tackle Caste Discrimination In Colleges: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday called for a "robust mechanism to tackle" the issue of caste-based discrimination in higher educational institutions like IIMs and IITs.
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Anticipatory Bail Can Be Sought Even Without FIR In GST, Customs Cases: Top Court
Supreme Court held that persons facing possible arrest under the GST and Customs Acts are entitled to seek anticipatory bail, even before an FIR is registered.
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Life Ban On Convicted Politicians Harsh, 6 Years Enough: Centre To Supreme Court
A lifetime ban on politicians convicted in criminal cases would be harsh and six years, which is the current period of disqualification, is enough to act as a deterrent, the Centre has told the Supreme Court.
