Supreme Court Ruling On Government Ads
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On Patanjali Misleading Ads Case, Supreme Court's Tough Questions For Centre
Hearing the Patanjali Ayurved misleading ads case, the Supreme Court has asked the government why it omitted Rule 170 from the Drugs and Magical Remedies Act, or DMR, which prohibits advertising of medicines as products with "magical" abilities.
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Top Court Seeks Response Of Centre, 6 States Over Plea On Political Ads
The Supreme Court on Friday sought response from the Information and Broadcasting Ministry and six states on a plea by an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) lawmaker, alleging that advertisements are being issued at government expanses for political purposes to benefit the ruling party.
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For Arvind Kejriwal In Government Ads, His Party Gets Bill For 97 Crores
Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party has to pay a hefty 97 crores for spending public money on advertisements that project the party and its chief Arvind Kejriwal,in violation of the guidelines of the Supreme Court.
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Chief Ministers' Photos Allowed In Government Ads As Supreme Court Modifies Order
Pictures of Union Ministers, Chief Ministers, Governors and State Ministers can now appear in government advertisements with the Supreme Court today modifying its earlier order and allowing their publication.
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Kejriwal Ads Seem Waste of Public Money, Says Delhi High Court
Arvind Kejriwal's government was censured today by judges who said its mega advertising campaign appears to violate new Supreme Court rules that ban politicians from wasting taxpayers' money on promoting their accomplishments.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Political Ads Applicable to All States, Union Territories: Center to Delhi High Court
The Centre today told the Delhi High Court that the Supreme Court ruling that taxpayers' money cannot be spent to build the image of political leaders was "applicable" to all states and Union Territories including the national capital.
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Government Says It Has Spent Far Less on Ads Than UPA
The Supreme Court today issued strict new rules for what is permissible as government publicity and advertising, warning that taxpayers' money should not be squandered on political mileage.
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On Patanjali Misleading Ads Case, Supreme Court's Tough Questions For Centre
Hearing the Patanjali Ayurved misleading ads case, the Supreme Court has asked the government why it omitted Rule 170 from the Drugs and Magical Remedies Act, or DMR, which prohibits advertising of medicines as products with "magical" abilities.
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Top Court Seeks Response Of Centre, 6 States Over Plea On Political Ads
The Supreme Court on Friday sought response from the Information and Broadcasting Ministry and six states on a plea by an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) lawmaker, alleging that advertisements are being issued at government expanses for political purposes to benefit the ruling party.
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For Arvind Kejriwal In Government Ads, His Party Gets Bill For 97 Crores
Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party has to pay a hefty 97 crores for spending public money on advertisements that project the party and its chief Arvind Kejriwal,in violation of the guidelines of the Supreme Court.
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Chief Ministers' Photos Allowed In Government Ads As Supreme Court Modifies Order
Pictures of Union Ministers, Chief Ministers, Governors and State Ministers can now appear in government advertisements with the Supreme Court today modifying its earlier order and allowing their publication.
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Kejriwal Ads Seem Waste of Public Money, Says Delhi High Court
Arvind Kejriwal's government was censured today by judges who said its mega advertising campaign appears to violate new Supreme Court rules that ban politicians from wasting taxpayers' money on promoting their accomplishments.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Political Ads Applicable to All States, Union Territories: Center to Delhi High Court
The Centre today told the Delhi High Court that the Supreme Court ruling that taxpayers' money cannot be spent to build the image of political leaders was "applicable" to all states and Union Territories including the national capital.
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Government Says It Has Spent Far Less on Ads Than UPA
The Supreme Court today issued strict new rules for what is permissible as government publicity and advertising, warning that taxpayers' money should not be squandered on political mileage.
