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Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro Calls A Supreme Court Top Judge "Son Of A Whore"
Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro ignored calls to drop his feud with the Supreme Court on Friday and called one of its justices a "son of a whore," amid rising tensions over his unfounded claims the nation's voting system is vulnerable to
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Rajasthan Governor's 3 Conditions To Clear Assembly Session: 10 Points
The Rajasthan Governor has sent back Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's request for an assembly session from Friday with questions, asserting, however, that he was "in principle" not against the move. Governor Kalraj Mishra has questioned whether MLAs can be given three weeks' notice and how physical distancing can be maintained. The Rajasthan Speaker h...
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Shiv Sena Drops Top Court Case Challenging Maharashtra Governor's Calls
The Shiv Sena on Wednesday did not mention in the Supreme Court its plea challenging the Governor's decision to not grant three days' time to get the letter of support to form the government in Maharashtra.
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Gujarat Lawyer Apologises For Alleging 2 Judges Close To PM, Amit Shah
The Supreme Court on Wednesday dropped contempt proceedings against senior lawyer of Gujarat High Court Yatin Narendra Oza after he tendered an "unconditional apology" for calling two High Court judges close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah.
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Penal Powers To Trai Not A Solution To Call Drops: Telecom Secretary
Mobile operators, who had challenged Trai's earlier direction on call drops before Supreme Court, are opposed to this idea as well and have termed such powers as 'draconian'.
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Call Drops: Telecom Secretary to Meet CEOs of Service Providers on Friday
The Supreme Court recently quashed a rule that mandated telecom operators to compensate consumers Re. 1 for each call drop.
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Trai Seeks Penal Powers as Telcos Fail Call Drop Test
The Supreme Court recently quashed a Trai rule mandating telcos compensate consumers Rs. 1 for each call drop with upper limit at Rs. 3 per day.
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Telecom Firms Owe Big Money To Government, Says Ravi Shankar Prasad
On a day telecom operators won a legal battle in Supreme Court -- which decided they won't have to pay consumers for call drops -- Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told NDTV that they owe a huge amount of money to the government.
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TRAI To Decide On Supreme Court Order, We Expect Better Service: Ravi Shankar Prasad
With the Supreme Court annulling the call drop compensation regulation, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday said telecom operators must "heed properly" his call for improving service quality.
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Call Drops: Trai to Decide on Supreme Court Order, Says Telecom Minister
Commenting on the order, Prasad said, "As far the judgement is concerned, Trai regulation is under scrutiny. Therefore, Trai needs to take a call."
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Call Dropped? You're On Your Own. TRAI's Reimbursement Order Cancelled
Telecom operators don't have to compensate consumers for call drops, the Supreme Court ruled today, cancelling regulator TRAI's order.
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Boost For Telecom Firms As Top Court Strikes Down Call Drop Levy
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that consumers cannot claim compensation for call drops, striking down a regulation that mandated operators to pay subscribers Rs 1 for every call drop, starting January 1, 2016.
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TRAI Regulation On Call Drops Is Arbitrary, Unreasonable: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down the TRAI regulation making it mandatory for telecom companies to compensate subscribers for call drops holding it as "arbitrary, unreasonable and non-transparent".
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Supreme Court Verdict On Call Drop Compensation Likely Today
The Supreme Court is likely to give today its judgment on plea by associations of telecom operators challenging sector regulator TRAI's October 16, 2015 notification obligating service providers to compensate consumers for dropped calls, at Rs.one each for the first three calls daily.
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Call Drops: Telecom Companies Under Heavy Debt, Supreme Court Told
Telecom companies on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that entire sector is under huge debt and they have to pay big price for spectrum, therefore zero tolerance on call drops should not be imposed on them.
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Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro Calls A Supreme Court Top Judge "Son Of A Whore"
Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro ignored calls to drop his feud with the Supreme Court on Friday and called one of its justices a "son of a whore," amid rising tensions over his unfounded claims the nation's voting system is vulnerable to
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Rajasthan Governor's 3 Conditions To Clear Assembly Session: 10 Points
The Rajasthan Governor has sent back Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's request for an assembly session from Friday with questions, asserting, however, that he was "in principle" not against the move. Governor Kalraj Mishra has questioned whether MLAs can be given three weeks' notice and how physical distancing can be maintained. The Rajasthan Speaker h...
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Shiv Sena Drops Top Court Case Challenging Maharashtra Governor's Calls
The Shiv Sena on Wednesday did not mention in the Supreme Court its plea challenging the Governor's decision to not grant three days' time to get the letter of support to form the government in Maharashtra.
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Gujarat Lawyer Apologises For Alleging 2 Judges Close To PM, Amit Shah
The Supreme Court on Wednesday dropped contempt proceedings against senior lawyer of Gujarat High Court Yatin Narendra Oza after he tendered an "unconditional apology" for calling two High Court judges close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah.
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Penal Powers To Trai Not A Solution To Call Drops: Telecom Secretary
Mobile operators, who had challenged Trai's earlier direction on call drops before Supreme Court, are opposed to this idea as well and have termed such powers as 'draconian'.
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Call Drops: Telecom Secretary to Meet CEOs of Service Providers on Friday
The Supreme Court recently quashed a rule that mandated telecom operators to compensate consumers Re. 1 for each call drop.
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Trai Seeks Penal Powers as Telcos Fail Call Drop Test
The Supreme Court recently quashed a Trai rule mandating telcos compensate consumers Rs. 1 for each call drop with upper limit at Rs. 3 per day.
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Telecom Firms Owe Big Money To Government, Says Ravi Shankar Prasad
On a day telecom operators won a legal battle in Supreme Court -- which decided they won't have to pay consumers for call drops -- Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told NDTV that they owe a huge amount of money to the government.
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TRAI To Decide On Supreme Court Order, We Expect Better Service: Ravi Shankar Prasad
With the Supreme Court annulling the call drop compensation regulation, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday said telecom operators must "heed properly" his call for improving service quality.
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Call Drops: Trai to Decide on Supreme Court Order, Says Telecom Minister
Commenting on the order, Prasad said, "As far the judgement is concerned, Trai regulation is under scrutiny. Therefore, Trai needs to take a call."
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Call Dropped? You're On Your Own. TRAI's Reimbursement Order Cancelled
Telecom operators don't have to compensate consumers for call drops, the Supreme Court ruled today, cancelling regulator TRAI's order.
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Boost For Telecom Firms As Top Court Strikes Down Call Drop Levy
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that consumers cannot claim compensation for call drops, striking down a regulation that mandated operators to pay subscribers Rs 1 for every call drop, starting January 1, 2016.
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TRAI Regulation On Call Drops Is Arbitrary, Unreasonable: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down the TRAI regulation making it mandatory for telecom companies to compensate subscribers for call drops holding it as "arbitrary, unreasonable and non-transparent".
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Supreme Court Verdict On Call Drop Compensation Likely Today
The Supreme Court is likely to give today its judgment on plea by associations of telecom operators challenging sector regulator TRAI's October 16, 2015 notification obligating service providers to compensate consumers for dropped calls, at Rs.one each for the first three calls daily.
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Call Drops: Telecom Companies Under Heavy Debt, Supreme Court Told
Telecom companies on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that entire sector is under huge debt and they have to pay big price for spectrum, therefore zero tolerance on call drops should not be imposed on them.
