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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Review Of Bail Order To Senthil Balaji
The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking review of an order granting bail to Tamil Nadu minister V Senthil Balaji in a money laundering case related to a cash-for-jobs scam.
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"Marriage Built On Trust, Companionship, Shared Experiences": Supreme Court
"Marriage is a relationship built on mutual trust, companionship and shared experiences," the Supreme Court has said as it upheld a Madras High Court decision granting divorce to an estranged software engineer couple.
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Top Court Ex Judge Madan Lokur Appointed Head Of UN Internal Justice Council
Former Supreme Court judge Madan B Lokur has been appointed as chairperson of the United Nations Internal Justice Council for a term ending on November 12, 2028.
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"Medical Seats Should Not Go To Waste When Country Faces Shortage Of Doctors": Supreme Court
Precious medical seats should not go to waste when the country was facing acute shortage of doctors, the Supreme Court on Friday said and directed the authorities to hold fresh counselling for filling up the vacant seats.
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"Is There A Proposal To Cut More Trees In Aarey?": Top Court Asks Maharashtra
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Maharashtra government to inform if there was any proposal to fell more trees in Mumbai's Aarey forest.
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Health Of Farmer Leader Fasting For 25 Days Punjab's Responsibility: Top Court
Warning that the Punjab government is responsible for the health of Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who has been on a fast for 25 days, the Supreme Court on Friday said it should take a call on shifting the farmer leader to a makeshift hospital.
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Atul Subhash's Mother Goes To Supreme Court For 4-Year-Old Grandson's Custody
The mother of Atul Subhash, the Bengaluru engineer who died by suicide on December 9, has approached the Supreme Court seeking custody of her four-year-old grandson.
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Victimisation Of Women For 'Witchcraft' Blot On Constitution: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said victimisation of women in the name of witchcraft was a blot on constitutional spirit and censured an order staying the proceedings against man accused of disrobing and abusing women in the name of witchcraft.
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Supreme Court Stays Kerala High Court Order On Elephants In Temple Festivals
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the restrictions imposed by the Kerala High Court for the use of elephants in temple festivals.
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Laws For Women's Welfare Not Tools To "Extort" Their Husbands: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that strict laws designed for women's welfare are not meant to be tools to "chastise, threaten, domineer or extort" their husbands.
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"You Don't Want To Throw Out Tainted Staff": Supreme Court Slams Bengal
The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the West Bengal government why it had created supernumerary posts of teachers and non-teaching staff instead of weeding out persons who were allegedly appointed illegally.
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Supreme Court Extends Stay On Defamation Case Proceedings Against Arvind Kejriwal, Atishi
The Supreme Court on Thursday extended its interim order staying the proceedings of the criminal defamation case against current and former Chief Ministers of Delhi, Atishi and Arvind Kejriwal.
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Dismiss 26/11 Attacks Accused's Petition Against India Extradition: US To Supreme Court
The United States government has urged the Supreme Court to dismiss a petition filed by Mumbai-attack convict Tahawwur Rana, a Canadian national of Pakistani origin, to avoid his extradition to India.
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Supreme Court Calls Pension To Retired High Court Judges "Pitiable"
The Supreme Court on Wednesday lamented the meagre pension, ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000, being given to some retired high court judges and termed it "pitiable".
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"Synopsis Can't Run Into 128 Pages": Supreme Court Flags Lengthy Pleadings
After a petitioner-in-person filed a synopsis running into 128 pages, the Supreme Court said that the registry should have advised the litigant to trim down the lengthy synopsis, which was "loaded with details much of which was not relevant".
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Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Review Of Bail Order To Senthil Balaji
The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking review of an order granting bail to Tamil Nadu minister V Senthil Balaji in a money laundering case related to a cash-for-jobs scam.
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"Marriage Built On Trust, Companionship, Shared Experiences": Supreme Court
"Marriage is a relationship built on mutual trust, companionship and shared experiences," the Supreme Court has said as it upheld a Madras High Court decision granting divorce to an estranged software engineer couple.
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Top Court Ex Judge Madan Lokur Appointed Head Of UN Internal Justice Council
Former Supreme Court judge Madan B Lokur has been appointed as chairperson of the United Nations Internal Justice Council for a term ending on November 12, 2028.
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"Medical Seats Should Not Go To Waste When Country Faces Shortage Of Doctors": Supreme Court
Precious medical seats should not go to waste when the country was facing acute shortage of doctors, the Supreme Court on Friday said and directed the authorities to hold fresh counselling for filling up the vacant seats.
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"Is There A Proposal To Cut More Trees In Aarey?": Top Court Asks Maharashtra
The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Maharashtra government to inform if there was any proposal to fell more trees in Mumbai's Aarey forest.
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Health Of Farmer Leader Fasting For 25 Days Punjab's Responsibility: Top Court
Warning that the Punjab government is responsible for the health of Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who has been on a fast for 25 days, the Supreme Court on Friday said it should take a call on shifting the farmer leader to a makeshift hospital.
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Atul Subhash's Mother Goes To Supreme Court For 4-Year-Old Grandson's Custody
The mother of Atul Subhash, the Bengaluru engineer who died by suicide on December 9, has approached the Supreme Court seeking custody of her four-year-old grandson.
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Victimisation Of Women For 'Witchcraft' Blot On Constitution: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said victimisation of women in the name of witchcraft was a blot on constitutional spirit and censured an order staying the proceedings against man accused of disrobing and abusing women in the name of witchcraft.
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Supreme Court Stays Kerala High Court Order On Elephants In Temple Festivals
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the restrictions imposed by the Kerala High Court for the use of elephants in temple festivals.
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Laws For Women's Welfare Not Tools To "Extort" Their Husbands: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that strict laws designed for women's welfare are not meant to be tools to "chastise, threaten, domineer or extort" their husbands.
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"You Don't Want To Throw Out Tainted Staff": Supreme Court Slams Bengal
The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the West Bengal government why it had created supernumerary posts of teachers and non-teaching staff instead of weeding out persons who were allegedly appointed illegally.
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Supreme Court Extends Stay On Defamation Case Proceedings Against Arvind Kejriwal, Atishi
The Supreme Court on Thursday extended its interim order staying the proceedings of the criminal defamation case against current and former Chief Ministers of Delhi, Atishi and Arvind Kejriwal.
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Dismiss 26/11 Attacks Accused's Petition Against India Extradition: US To Supreme Court
The United States government has urged the Supreme Court to dismiss a petition filed by Mumbai-attack convict Tahawwur Rana, a Canadian national of Pakistani origin, to avoid his extradition to India.
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Supreme Court Calls Pension To Retired High Court Judges "Pitiable"
The Supreme Court on Wednesday lamented the meagre pension, ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000, being given to some retired high court judges and termed it "pitiable".
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"Synopsis Can't Run Into 128 Pages": Supreme Court Flags Lengthy Pleadings
After a petitioner-in-person filed a synopsis running into 128 pages, the Supreme Court said that the registry should have advised the litigant to trim down the lengthy synopsis, which was "loaded with details much of which was not relevant".
