Supreme Court To Begin Physical Hearings
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Supreme Court To Begin In-Person Hearings From September 1
Supreme Court to begin hybrid hearings - both physical and virtual from September 1. As Mondays and Fridays are admission days, the hearing will be virtual, sources said, adding on rest of the days, the hearing will be both physical and virtual.
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Supreme Court To Switch To "Hybrid Mode" To Hear Cases From March 15
Nearly a year after physical hearings were discontinued in the Supreme Court amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, the top court is set to experiment with a "hybrid mode" as the second phase of coronavirus vaccines gives a boost to India's fight against the deadly virus.
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"Miss You Mr Mukul": Banter In Supreme Court As Physical Hearings Cleared
The Supreme Court is all set to revive physical hearing of cases after a gap of almost a year. On March 8, a constitution bench will begin the hearing the final arguments against 16 per cent reservations for the Maratha community, as legislated by the Maharashtra assembly in November 2018, and as upheld by the Bombay High Court in June 2019.
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Supreme Court To Begin In-Person Hearings From September 1
Supreme Court to begin hybrid hearings - both physical and virtual from September 1. As Mondays and Fridays are admission days, the hearing will be virtual, sources said, adding on rest of the days, the hearing will be both physical and virtual.
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Supreme Court To Switch To "Hybrid Mode" To Hear Cases From March 15
Nearly a year after physical hearings were discontinued in the Supreme Court amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, the top court is set to experiment with a "hybrid mode" as the second phase of coronavirus vaccines gives a boost to India's fight against the deadly virus.
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"Miss You Mr Mukul": Banter In Supreme Court As Physical Hearings Cleared
The Supreme Court is all set to revive physical hearing of cases after a gap of almost a year. On March 8, a constitution bench will begin the hearing the final arguments against 16 per cent reservations for the Maratha community, as legislated by the Maharashtra assembly in November 2018, and as upheld by the Bombay High Court in June 2019.
