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“Black Day For Maharashtra”: Daughter Of Politician Behind Dance Bar Ban
Smita Patil, daughter of the late NCP leader R R Patil, on Thursday termed as "unfortunate" the Supreme Court's decision to lift several restrictions on dance bars in Maharashtra.
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Supreme Court Nod To Re-Opening Of Dance Bars Across Maharashtra
Standards of morality in a society changes with time, the Supreme Court said on Thursday while setting aside certain provisions of a 2016 Maharashtra law, which restricted licensing and functioning of dance bars in the state.
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NCP Leaders Allege Maharashtra Government's Nexus With Dance Bar Owners
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Thursday accused the Maharashtra government of presenting a weak side before the Supreme Court in the dance bar ban case, alleging a nexus with the association of bar owners.
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Supreme Court Okays Dance Bars With Liquor: 10 Facts On What It's Changed
Maharashtra's tough rules for dance bars have been relaxed by the Supreme Court, which said today "liquor and dance can co-exist". Noting that no dance bar license has been handed out since 2005, the top court said Maharashtra "can't just ban dance bars by trying to regulate them". The court struck down rules like such establishments can't come up ...
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"Total Moral Policing": Court Raps Maharashtra On Closure Of Dance Bars
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Maharashtra government why it has not allowed a single dance bar to operate and wondered if there was total moral policing in the state.
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"Seems Like Moral Policing": Top Court On Maharashtra Dance Bar Licences
The Supreme Court today asked the Maharashtra government why it has not allowed a single dance bar to operate and wondered if there was total moral policing in the state.
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No Liquor Rule Absurd, CCTV Regressive, Says Supreme Court On Dance Bars
Three dance bars in Maharashtra have been allowed by the Supreme Court to operate without CCTVs inside, serve liquor and stay open beyond 1 am.
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Supreme Court To Resume Hearing Of Mumbai Dance Bars Case
The Supreme Court today resume hearing of the Mumbai dance bars case, where the bar owners have challenged the stringent norms regulating bars, while the Maharashtra government is justifying the need for these restrictions to ensure the safety and dignity of women working in these establishments.
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Cannot Throw Money At Bar Dancers, It's Against Their Dignity: Supreme Court
A provision of a new Maharashtra Act to regulate obscene dance performances and prohibiting showering of money at dancers today found favour with the Supreme Court, which said the law respected "the dignity of woman and dignify decency and culture".
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CCTVs At Dance Bars Not Ok, We Said This Earlier Too, Says Supreme Court
Money cannot be thrown at women in Maharashtra's dance bars, the Supreme Court said today, stressing, "It is against the dignity of women, culture and decency."
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Surprised By Supreme Court Directive, Says Devendra Fadnavis On Dance Bars Ruling
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday said he was surprised by the Supreme Court directive to his state government to give licences to eight dance bars within two days.
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Supreme Court Asks Maharashtra Government To Grant Licenses To 8 Dance Bars
The Supreme Court today directed Maharashtra government to grant licenses to eight dance bars within two days and asked them to give an undertaking that they would not engage employees with criminal antecedents near the dance area.
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'Better To Dance Than To Beg,' Says Supreme Court On Plea on Dance Bars
Hearing a plea on dance bars in Mumbai, the Supreme Court today observed that it is "better to dance than to go to streets for begging or earning livelihood through unacceptable means."
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Supreme Court Pulls Up Maharashtra For Non-Compliance Of Order On Dance Bars
The Supreme Court today took strong note of non-compliance of its order asking Mumbai Police to grant licenses to dance bars within ten days after they complied with the modified conditions, and sought the presence of the concerned police officer before it.
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On Dance Bar Ban, A Government-Opposition Tango In Maharashtra
They may quibble and oppose each other on every other issue, but when it comes to banning dance bars, Maharashtra's politicians stand shoulder to shoulder. A week after the Supreme Court had ordered that dance bars be given licenses March 15, the ruling BJP-Shiv Sena government has decided to bring another bill to stop them reopening.
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“Black Day For Maharashtra”: Daughter Of Politician Behind Dance Bar Ban
Smita Patil, daughter of the late NCP leader R R Patil, on Thursday termed as "unfortunate" the Supreme Court's decision to lift several restrictions on dance bars in Maharashtra.
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Supreme Court Nod To Re-Opening Of Dance Bars Across Maharashtra
Standards of morality in a society changes with time, the Supreme Court said on Thursday while setting aside certain provisions of a 2016 Maharashtra law, which restricted licensing and functioning of dance bars in the state.
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NCP Leaders Allege Maharashtra Government's Nexus With Dance Bar Owners
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Thursday accused the Maharashtra government of presenting a weak side before the Supreme Court in the dance bar ban case, alleging a nexus with the association of bar owners.
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Supreme Court Okays Dance Bars With Liquor: 10 Facts On What It's Changed
Maharashtra's tough rules for dance bars have been relaxed by the Supreme Court, which said today "liquor and dance can co-exist". Noting that no dance bar license has been handed out since 2005, the top court said Maharashtra "can't just ban dance bars by trying to regulate them". The court struck down rules like such establishments can't come up ...
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"Total Moral Policing": Court Raps Maharashtra On Closure Of Dance Bars
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the Maharashtra government why it has not allowed a single dance bar to operate and wondered if there was total moral policing in the state.
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"Seems Like Moral Policing": Top Court On Maharashtra Dance Bar Licences
The Supreme Court today asked the Maharashtra government why it has not allowed a single dance bar to operate and wondered if there was total moral policing in the state.
-
No Liquor Rule Absurd, CCTV Regressive, Says Supreme Court On Dance Bars
Three dance bars in Maharashtra have been allowed by the Supreme Court to operate without CCTVs inside, serve liquor and stay open beyond 1 am.
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Supreme Court To Resume Hearing Of Mumbai Dance Bars Case
The Supreme Court today resume hearing of the Mumbai dance bars case, where the bar owners have challenged the stringent norms regulating bars, while the Maharashtra government is justifying the need for these restrictions to ensure the safety and dignity of women working in these establishments.
-
Cannot Throw Money At Bar Dancers, It's Against Their Dignity: Supreme Court
A provision of a new Maharashtra Act to regulate obscene dance performances and prohibiting showering of money at dancers today found favour with the Supreme Court, which said the law respected "the dignity of woman and dignify decency and culture".
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CCTVs At Dance Bars Not Ok, We Said This Earlier Too, Says Supreme Court
Money cannot be thrown at women in Maharashtra's dance bars, the Supreme Court said today, stressing, "It is against the dignity of women, culture and decency."
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Surprised By Supreme Court Directive, Says Devendra Fadnavis On Dance Bars Ruling
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Tuesday said he was surprised by the Supreme Court directive to his state government to give licences to eight dance bars within two days.
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Supreme Court Asks Maharashtra Government To Grant Licenses To 8 Dance Bars
The Supreme Court today directed Maharashtra government to grant licenses to eight dance bars within two days and asked them to give an undertaking that they would not engage employees with criminal antecedents near the dance area.
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'Better To Dance Than To Beg,' Says Supreme Court On Plea on Dance Bars
Hearing a plea on dance bars in Mumbai, the Supreme Court today observed that it is "better to dance than to go to streets for begging or earning livelihood through unacceptable means."
-
Supreme Court Pulls Up Maharashtra For Non-Compliance Of Order On Dance Bars
The Supreme Court today took strong note of non-compliance of its order asking Mumbai Police to grant licenses to dance bars within ten days after they complied with the modified conditions, and sought the presence of the concerned police officer before it.
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On Dance Bar Ban, A Government-Opposition Tango In Maharashtra
They may quibble and oppose each other on every other issue, but when it comes to banning dance bars, Maharashtra's politicians stand shoulder to shoulder. A week after the Supreme Court had ordered that dance bars be given licenses March 15, the ruling BJP-Shiv Sena government has decided to bring another bill to stop them reopening.
