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"Operation Successful If Patient Dead?" Supreme Court On BRS MLAs' Case
Can it be the case every time that the operation is successful but the patient is dead? The Supreme Court today asked, questioning the delay by the Telangana Speaker in deciding the petitions for disqualification of BRS MLAs who defected to Congress.
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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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Calling Someone 'Miyan-Tiyan', 'Pakistani' Not An Offence: Supreme Court
A Supreme Court bench made the observation while closing a case against a man accused of calling a government servant 'Pakistani'.
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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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"These Young, Oversmart Ones Think...": Top Court Blasts Comic Samay Raina
Supreme court was hearing a petition of Podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia, who sparked a huge uproar last month by making crass remarks on Samay Raina's show.
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'No Discrimination': Top Court Allows Visually Impaired People To Be Judges
Supreme Court said that any indirect discrimination that results in the exclusion of people with disabilities must be interdicted to maintain fundamental equality.
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Supreme Court Raps High Court For "Overstepping Jurisdiction"
Frowning upon courts overstepping jurisdiction, the Supreme Court has set aside an order of the Allahabad High Court which directed the Director of Narcotics Control Bureau to pay Rs 5 lakh as compensation to a man for alleged wrongful confinement.
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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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Wonder How Jaipur Becomes 'Smart' By Damaging Jal Mahal Lake? Top Court Asks
The Supreme Court on Friday slammed the Nagar Nigam Jaipur Heritage for damaging Jal Mahal lake and contaminating its water by permitting a night market in the vicinity.
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Top Court Shields Isha Foundation's Yoga Centre In Coimbatore Against Sealing, Demolition
In a reprieve to Sadhguru's Isha Foundation, the Supreme Court put brakes on Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board's plan to take coercive steps against the organisation for undertaking construction in Coimbatore hills without a green nod a decade ago.
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"Arbitrary, Illegal": Top Court Sets Aside Dismissal Of Two Women Civil Judges
A bench of Justices B V Nagarathna and N Kotiswar Singh directed that the two officers be reinstated in service within 15 days.
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Top Court Refuses To Entertain Plea On New Delhi Railway Station Stampede
The Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea that sought directions to be given to authorities on crowd management, claiming that over 200 people had died in a stampede at the New Delhi railway station.
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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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"Operation Successful If Patient Dead?" Supreme Court On BRS MLAs' Case
Can it be the case every time that the operation is successful but the patient is dead? The Supreme Court today asked, questioning the delay by the Telangana Speaker in deciding the petitions for disqualification of BRS MLAs who defected to Congress.
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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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Calling Someone 'Miyan-Tiyan', 'Pakistani' Not An Offence: Supreme Court
A Supreme Court bench made the observation while closing a case against a man accused of calling a government servant 'Pakistani'.
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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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"These Young, Oversmart Ones Think...": Top Court Blasts Comic Samay Raina
Supreme court was hearing a petition of Podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia, who sparked a huge uproar last month by making crass remarks on Samay Raina's show.
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'No Discrimination': Top Court Allows Visually Impaired People To Be Judges
Supreme Court said that any indirect discrimination that results in the exclusion of people with disabilities must be interdicted to maintain fundamental equality.
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Supreme Court Raps High Court For "Overstepping Jurisdiction"
Frowning upon courts overstepping jurisdiction, the Supreme Court has set aside an order of the Allahabad High Court which directed the Director of Narcotics Control Bureau to pay Rs 5 lakh as compensation to a man for alleged wrongful confinement.
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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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Wonder How Jaipur Becomes 'Smart' By Damaging Jal Mahal Lake? Top Court Asks
The Supreme Court on Friday slammed the Nagar Nigam Jaipur Heritage for damaging Jal Mahal lake and contaminating its water by permitting a night market in the vicinity.
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Top Court Shields Isha Foundation's Yoga Centre In Coimbatore Against Sealing, Demolition
In a reprieve to Sadhguru's Isha Foundation, the Supreme Court put brakes on Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board's plan to take coercive steps against the organisation for undertaking construction in Coimbatore hills without a green nod a decade ago.
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"Arbitrary, Illegal": Top Court Sets Aside Dismissal Of Two Women Civil Judges
A bench of Justices B V Nagarathna and N Kotiswar Singh directed that the two officers be reinstated in service within 15 days.
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Top Court Refuses To Entertain Plea On New Delhi Railway Station Stampede
The Supreme Court refused to entertain a plea that sought directions to be given to authorities on crowd management, claiming that over 200 people had died in a stampede at the New Delhi railway station.
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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.
