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"Let's Befriend Every Language": Top Court On Plea To Remove Urdu Sign Board
The Supreme Court recently held that the display of a language other than the official one of a State is not prohibited under any law in India, while dismissing a plea seeking the removal of an Urdu signboard of a municipal council in Maharashtra.
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Youth May Not Join Army If Veterans' Resettlement Neglected: Supreme Court
Effective resettlement of ex-servicemen is necessary to keep the morale of serving members of defence forces, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said while ordering appointment of a woman who retired from the Indian Military Nursing Service.
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IAS Officer Gets Notice For Reposting AI Image Of Kancha Gachibowli Land
The Cyberabad Police have issued a notice to a senior IAS officer over the reposting of an AI-generated image of a 400-acre land parcel in Kancha Gachibowli, adjacent to the University of Hyderabad (UoH).
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"Restore 100 Acres Or...": Supreme Court On Hyderabad University Land Row
The Supreme Court made searing observations about the Telangana government's rushed deforestation of an estimated 100 acres in Hyderabad's Kancha Gachibowli area, near the Hyderabad Central University campus, "without permission of authorities".
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Why Supreme Court Fined 2 UP Cops Rs 50,000 For Filing FIR
The Supreme Court on Wednesday imposed a Rs 50,000 fine on two Uttar Pradesh police officials for filing an FIR in a property dispute of civil nature.
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Jobless Bengal Teachers Reach Sourav Ganguly's Door With Protest Invite
A group of teachers rendered jobless by a recent Supreme Court verdict on Tuesday went to the residence of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly to invite him to a march to West Bengal state secretariat 'Nabanna' on April 21.
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Justice Subhendu Samanta to Be Appointed As Permanent Calcutta High Court Judge
The Supreme Court collegium on Tuesday approved the proposal for appointment of additional judge Subhendu Samanta, as a permanent judge in the Calcutta High Court.
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Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Special Team To Probe Bengal Violence
The issue of violent protests in Bengal's Murshidabad district against the Waqf (Amendment) Act - protests in which three people died - reached the Supreme Court Monday.
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'Eligible' Kolkata Teachers Stage Protest After Top Court's Ruling
Around 500 'eligible' teachers, whose jobs were annulled following a Supreme Court order which invalidated the jobs of around 26,000 teachers, rallied in the city on Thursday demanding they should not be penalised and clubbed with the 'tainted'.
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"Reproduced Verbatim...": Singapore Court Nixes Order By Ex-CJI-Led Panel
The Singapore Supreme Court has set aside a ruling from an arbitration tribunal led by ex-Chief Justice of India Deepak Mishra after observing that 47 per cent of its contents were copied verbatim from two prior awards involving him.
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"RN Ravi Should Resign": Ex Governor Margaret Alva After Top Court Judgment
Margaret Alva, former Union minister who occupied the Raj Bhavans in four states - Goa, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand - today said the Supreme Court's landmark verdict on power of Governors was "much needed" and absolutely "on time".
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"Leave Them Alone, Allow Them To Grow": Supreme Court On Women's Safety
The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed concern over safety of women in the country and said that mindset of people has to change with regard to women.
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Waqf Act Comes Into Force, Top Court To Hear Pleas Challenging It Next Week
A clutch of petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment bill -- passed by the parliament last week -- will be heard by the Supreme Court on April 16.
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"Historic Verdict...": MK Stalin Welcomes Supreme Court Rap For Governor
Tamil Nadu has secured a "historic verdict" from the Supreme Court, Chief Minister MK Stalin said Tuesday, after the court ruled that Governor RN Ravi's withholding of assent for 10 proposed laws is "illegal" and "arbitrary".
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"No CBI Inquiry Into Teacher Posts": Supreme Court Relief To Bengal Government
The Supreme Court said there will be no CBI inquiry into the Bengal government's creation of extra posts for the estimated 25,000 teaching and non-teaching staff sacked from the School Service Commission after the court voided their selection.
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"Let's Befriend Every Language": Top Court On Plea To Remove Urdu Sign Board
The Supreme Court recently held that the display of a language other than the official one of a State is not prohibited under any law in India, while dismissing a plea seeking the removal of an Urdu signboard of a municipal council in Maharashtra.
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Youth May Not Join Army If Veterans' Resettlement Neglected: Supreme Court
Effective resettlement of ex-servicemen is necessary to keep the morale of serving members of defence forces, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said while ordering appointment of a woman who retired from the Indian Military Nursing Service.
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IAS Officer Gets Notice For Reposting AI Image Of Kancha Gachibowli Land
The Cyberabad Police have issued a notice to a senior IAS officer over the reposting of an AI-generated image of a 400-acre land parcel in Kancha Gachibowli, adjacent to the University of Hyderabad (UoH).
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"Restore 100 Acres Or...": Supreme Court On Hyderabad University Land Row
The Supreme Court made searing observations about the Telangana government's rushed deforestation of an estimated 100 acres in Hyderabad's Kancha Gachibowli area, near the Hyderabad Central University campus, "without permission of authorities".
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Why Supreme Court Fined 2 UP Cops Rs 50,000 For Filing FIR
The Supreme Court on Wednesday imposed a Rs 50,000 fine on two Uttar Pradesh police officials for filing an FIR in a property dispute of civil nature.
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Jobless Bengal Teachers Reach Sourav Ganguly's Door With Protest Invite
A group of teachers rendered jobless by a recent Supreme Court verdict on Tuesday went to the residence of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly to invite him to a march to West Bengal state secretariat 'Nabanna' on April 21.
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Justice Subhendu Samanta to Be Appointed As Permanent Calcutta High Court Judge
The Supreme Court collegium on Tuesday approved the proposal for appointment of additional judge Subhendu Samanta, as a permanent judge in the Calcutta High Court.
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Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Special Team To Probe Bengal Violence
The issue of violent protests in Bengal's Murshidabad district against the Waqf (Amendment) Act - protests in which three people died - reached the Supreme Court Monday.
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'Eligible' Kolkata Teachers Stage Protest After Top Court's Ruling
Around 500 'eligible' teachers, whose jobs were annulled following a Supreme Court order which invalidated the jobs of around 26,000 teachers, rallied in the city on Thursday demanding they should not be penalised and clubbed with the 'tainted'.
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"Reproduced Verbatim...": Singapore Court Nixes Order By Ex-CJI-Led Panel
The Singapore Supreme Court has set aside a ruling from an arbitration tribunal led by ex-Chief Justice of India Deepak Mishra after observing that 47 per cent of its contents were copied verbatim from two prior awards involving him.
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"RN Ravi Should Resign": Ex Governor Margaret Alva After Top Court Judgment
Margaret Alva, former Union minister who occupied the Raj Bhavans in four states - Goa, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand - today said the Supreme Court's landmark verdict on power of Governors was "much needed" and absolutely "on time".
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"Leave Them Alone, Allow Them To Grow": Supreme Court On Women's Safety
The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed concern over safety of women in the country and said that mindset of people has to change with regard to women.
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Waqf Act Comes Into Force, Top Court To Hear Pleas Challenging It Next Week
A clutch of petitions challenging the Waqf Amendment bill -- passed by the parliament last week -- will be heard by the Supreme Court on April 16.
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"Historic Verdict...": MK Stalin Welcomes Supreme Court Rap For Governor
Tamil Nadu has secured a "historic verdict" from the Supreme Court, Chief Minister MK Stalin said Tuesday, after the court ruled that Governor RN Ravi's withholding of assent for 10 proposed laws is "illegal" and "arbitrary".
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"No CBI Inquiry Into Teacher Posts": Supreme Court Relief To Bengal Government
The Supreme Court said there will be no CBI inquiry into the Bengal government's creation of extra posts for the estimated 25,000 teaching and non-teaching staff sacked from the School Service Commission after the court voided their selection.
