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Brazil's Bolsonaro Headed 'Criminal Organization' To Stay In Power, Court Told
Jair Bolsonaro was one of the "leaders" of a plot to keep him in office "regardless of the outcome of 2022 elections" he lost to leftist rival Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, top prosecutor said.
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Supreme Court Flags Ration Card Misuse, Says Its Now A "Popularity Card"
Observing that ration cards have become a "popularity card", the Supreme Court on Wednesday wondered if the benefits meant for the poor percolated to undeserving persons.
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6 Supreme Court Judges To Visit Manipur's Relief Camps, Meet Displaced People
Six Supreme Court judges will visit relief camps where internally displaced people are living in Manipur on March 22 "to strengthen legal and humanitarian support" in the crisis-hit state, the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) said.
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Gyanesh Kumar Takes Over Ahead of Top Court Hearing On Poll Chief Selection
Gyanesh Kumar takes charge as Chief Election Commissioner ahead of Supreme Court hearing on new selection process
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NMC Notifies Updated Seat Matrix For PG Course 2024-25
The Supreme Court had recently invalidated the domicile-based reservations in postgraduate (PG) medical courses.
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Supreme Court Quashes Domicile-Based Reservations In PG Medical Admissions
Supreme Court declared the reservation as unconstitutional for violating Article 14 of the Constitution.
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Supreme Court To Name Independent Observer For Chandigarh Mayoral Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday said it would name an independent observer for the Chandigarh mayoral election to be conducted on January 30.
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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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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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US Supreme Court Rules Against TikTok, Upholds Ban
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against TikTok on Friday in its challenge to a federal law that would have required the popular short-video app to be sold by its Chinese parent company ByteDance or banned in the United States on Jan. 19.
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JEE Attempts Won't Change From 2 To 3, Top Court Refuses To Interfere
The JAB on November 5, 2024, announced that three attempts would be given for JEE (Advanced). However, it reversed the decision within two weeks.
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Supreme Court Orders Creation Of Dedicated Cells For Mercy Petition Disposal
The Supreme Court on Monday passed a slew of directions for early disposal of mercy petitions filed by convicts.
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GRAP 4 To Stay In Delhi Till Monday, Schools To Remain In Hybrid Mode
GRAP-IV - the fourth (and, on paper, the strictest) stage of anti-pollution measures to combat the toxic air that smothers Delhi every winter - will remain in force till Monday (December 2), the Supreme Court said Thursday evening.
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"EVMs Not Tampered When You Win?" Supreme Court Says No To Paper Ballots
How do you get these brilliant ideas, the Supreme Court asked a petitioner Tuesday while dismissing his petition seeking to go back to ballot paper voting in elections in the country.
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States Must Compensate Fairly For Land Acquisition: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said the State cannot be permitted to acquire citizens' land without paying appropriate compensation.
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Brazil's Bolsonaro Headed 'Criminal Organization' To Stay In Power, Court Told
Jair Bolsonaro was one of the "leaders" of a plot to keep him in office "regardless of the outcome of 2022 elections" he lost to leftist rival Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, top prosecutor said.
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Supreme Court Flags Ration Card Misuse, Says Its Now A "Popularity Card"
Observing that ration cards have become a "popularity card", the Supreme Court on Wednesday wondered if the benefits meant for the poor percolated to undeserving persons.
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6 Supreme Court Judges To Visit Manipur's Relief Camps, Meet Displaced People
Six Supreme Court judges will visit relief camps where internally displaced people are living in Manipur on March 22 "to strengthen legal and humanitarian support" in the crisis-hit state, the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) said.
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Gyanesh Kumar Takes Over Ahead of Top Court Hearing On Poll Chief Selection
Gyanesh Kumar takes charge as Chief Election Commissioner ahead of Supreme Court hearing on new selection process
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NMC Notifies Updated Seat Matrix For PG Course 2024-25
The Supreme Court had recently invalidated the domicile-based reservations in postgraduate (PG) medical courses.
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Supreme Court Quashes Domicile-Based Reservations In PG Medical Admissions
Supreme Court declared the reservation as unconstitutional for violating Article 14 of the Constitution.
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Supreme Court To Name Independent Observer For Chandigarh Mayoral Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday said it would name an independent observer for the Chandigarh mayoral election to be conducted on January 30.
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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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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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US Supreme Court Rules Against TikTok, Upholds Ban
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against TikTok on Friday in its challenge to a federal law that would have required the popular short-video app to be sold by its Chinese parent company ByteDance or banned in the United States on Jan. 19.
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JEE Attempts Won't Change From 2 To 3, Top Court Refuses To Interfere
The JAB on November 5, 2024, announced that three attempts would be given for JEE (Advanced). However, it reversed the decision within two weeks.
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Supreme Court Orders Creation Of Dedicated Cells For Mercy Petition Disposal
The Supreme Court on Monday passed a slew of directions for early disposal of mercy petitions filed by convicts.
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GRAP 4 To Stay In Delhi Till Monday, Schools To Remain In Hybrid Mode
GRAP-IV - the fourth (and, on paper, the strictest) stage of anti-pollution measures to combat the toxic air that smothers Delhi every winter - will remain in force till Monday (December 2), the Supreme Court said Thursday evening.
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"EVMs Not Tampered When You Win?" Supreme Court Says No To Paper Ballots
How do you get these brilliant ideas, the Supreme Court asked a petitioner Tuesday while dismissing his petition seeking to go back to ballot paper voting in elections in the country.
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States Must Compensate Fairly For Land Acquisition: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said the State cannot be permitted to acquire citizens' land without paying appropriate compensation.
