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"Are We Not Creating Class Of Parasites?" Supreme Court's Big Remark On Freebies
Making strong observations on the practice of political parties announcing freebies ahead of elections, the Supreme Court has said people are "not willing to work" because of them and wondered whether a "class of parasites" was being created.
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Ex-Judge Jaishree Thakur Appointed As Independent Observer For Chandigarh Mayor Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday appointed former judge of Punjab and Haryana High Court Justice (retd) Jaishree Thakur as an independent observer for the Chandigarh mayoral election to be held on January 30.
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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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In Big Relief To Mayawati, Supreme Court Disposes Of Petition In Statues Case
Observing that the matter is too old, the Supreme Court on Wednesday disposed of a petition filed against former UP Chief Minister Mayawati for building her life-size statues in the state with crores in public money.
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'Unnecessary Harassment': Top Court Upholds Ex-Congress MLA's Arrest Illegal
The Supreme Court has observed ED's "high-handedness" and "inhuman conduct" during an almost 15-hour long interrogation of former Haryana Congress MLA Surender Panwar and upheld an order saying his arrest was illegal.
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"Not Cool": Supreme Court's Big Message Against Consumption Of Drugs
Consuming drugs is "not cool" at all, observed the Supreme Court on Monday, adding that substance abuse in India cuts across groups and communities and profits from it are channeled to support terrorism and violence.
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How Is Shouting "Jai Shri Ram" Inside A Mosque An Offence? Top Court Asks
A bench of Justices Pankaj Mithal and Sandeep Mehta made the observation while hearing a plea challenging the Karnataka High Court's order quashing the proceedings against two persons for allegedly shouting "Jai Shri Ram" inside a mosque.
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'Judges Should Not Be On Facebook, Must Live Like Hermits': Supreme Court
Judges should avoid using social media and refrain from expressing their opinions about judgments online, the Supreme Court has said, observing that they must live like a hermit and work like a horse.
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"What Is Sauce For Goose...": Supreme Court Win For Woman Army Officer
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Union government to grant permanent commission to a woman officer who was denied benefits given to similarly placed officers, observing "What is sauce for the goose ought to be sauce for the gander."
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"Delay In Death Sentence Execution Can Violate Convicts' Rights": Supreme Court
An inordinate delay in the execution of a death sentence has a dehumanising effect on the accused, the Supreme Court observed on Monday.
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"Reservation Can't Be On Basis Of Religion": Supreme Court In Bengal Case
Reservation cannot be on the basis of religion, the Supreme Court observed on Monday while hearing a batch of pleas challenging the Calcutta High Court verdict that struck down the OBC status of several castes in West Bengal granted since 2010.
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'Be Ready For Unnecessary Compliments In Politics': Supreme Court
One should be ready to receive all sorts of unwarranted and unnecessary compliments upon entering politics, the Supreme Court observed on Wednesday while hearing Union Minister L Murugan's plea in a defamation case.
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Delhi Schools Asked To Move To "Hybrid Mode" After Top Court's Observations
The Delhi government on Monday directed government, private and civic body-run schools to conduct classes in "hybrid mode" - online and offline - after the Commission for Air Quality Management announced relaxations under the Graded Response Action.
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'Can't Say Everything Parliament Did During Emergency Is Void': Supreme Court In Preamble Case
The Supreme Court observed the 1976 amendment to the Constitution adding terms "socialist", "secular" and "integrity" to the Preamble underwent judicial reviews and it cannot say whatever Parliament did during the emergency period was all nullity.
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Big Supreme Court Verdict On 'Bulldozer Justice' Today, Pan-India Guidelines Expected
After making strong observations on the practice of demolishing houses of criminals to send out a strong message against crime, which has come to be known as 'bulldozer justice', the Supreme Court is expected to issue a set of pan-India guidelines fo
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"Are We Not Creating Class Of Parasites?" Supreme Court's Big Remark On Freebies
Making strong observations on the practice of political parties announcing freebies ahead of elections, the Supreme Court has said people are "not willing to work" because of them and wondered whether a "class of parasites" was being created.
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Ex-Judge Jaishree Thakur Appointed As Independent Observer For Chandigarh Mayor Polls
The Supreme Court on Monday appointed former judge of Punjab and Haryana High Court Justice (retd) Jaishree Thakur as an independent observer for the Chandigarh mayoral election to be held on January 30.
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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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In Big Relief To Mayawati, Supreme Court Disposes Of Petition In Statues Case
Observing that the matter is too old, the Supreme Court on Wednesday disposed of a petition filed against former UP Chief Minister Mayawati for building her life-size statues in the state with crores in public money.
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'Unnecessary Harassment': Top Court Upholds Ex-Congress MLA's Arrest Illegal
The Supreme Court has observed ED's "high-handedness" and "inhuman conduct" during an almost 15-hour long interrogation of former Haryana Congress MLA Surender Panwar and upheld an order saying his arrest was illegal.
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"Not Cool": Supreme Court's Big Message Against Consumption Of Drugs
Consuming drugs is "not cool" at all, observed the Supreme Court on Monday, adding that substance abuse in India cuts across groups and communities and profits from it are channeled to support terrorism and violence.
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How Is Shouting "Jai Shri Ram" Inside A Mosque An Offence? Top Court Asks
A bench of Justices Pankaj Mithal and Sandeep Mehta made the observation while hearing a plea challenging the Karnataka High Court's order quashing the proceedings against two persons for allegedly shouting "Jai Shri Ram" inside a mosque.
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'Judges Should Not Be On Facebook, Must Live Like Hermits': Supreme Court
Judges should avoid using social media and refrain from expressing their opinions about judgments online, the Supreme Court has said, observing that they must live like a hermit and work like a horse.
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"What Is Sauce For Goose...": Supreme Court Win For Woman Army Officer
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Union government to grant permanent commission to a woman officer who was denied benefits given to similarly placed officers, observing "What is sauce for the goose ought to be sauce for the gander."
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"Delay In Death Sentence Execution Can Violate Convicts' Rights": Supreme Court
An inordinate delay in the execution of a death sentence has a dehumanising effect on the accused, the Supreme Court observed on Monday.
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"Reservation Can't Be On Basis Of Religion": Supreme Court In Bengal Case
Reservation cannot be on the basis of religion, the Supreme Court observed on Monday while hearing a batch of pleas challenging the Calcutta High Court verdict that struck down the OBC status of several castes in West Bengal granted since 2010.
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'Be Ready For Unnecessary Compliments In Politics': Supreme Court
One should be ready to receive all sorts of unwarranted and unnecessary compliments upon entering politics, the Supreme Court observed on Wednesday while hearing Union Minister L Murugan's plea in a defamation case.
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Delhi Schools Asked To Move To "Hybrid Mode" After Top Court's Observations
The Delhi government on Monday directed government, private and civic body-run schools to conduct classes in "hybrid mode" - online and offline - after the Commission for Air Quality Management announced relaxations under the Graded Response Action.
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'Can't Say Everything Parliament Did During Emergency Is Void': Supreme Court In Preamble Case
The Supreme Court observed the 1976 amendment to the Constitution adding terms "socialist", "secular" and "integrity" to the Preamble underwent judicial reviews and it cannot say whatever Parliament did during the emergency period was all nullity.
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Big Supreme Court Verdict On 'Bulldozer Justice' Today, Pan-India Guidelines Expected
After making strong observations on the practice of demolishing houses of criminals to send out a strong message against crime, which has come to be known as 'bulldozer justice', the Supreme Court is expected to issue a set of pan-India guidelines fo
