New Delhi: A PIL has been recorded within the Supreme Court seeking a heading to the Centre, states and union regions to set up expert committees to recommend steps for progressing India’s “pathetic” positioning on the worldwide Debasement Recognition List. India has been positioned at the 80th position among 180 countries and domains within the
Lucknow: Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday lashed out at the BJP, saying the suicide by a Tamil Nadu girl student on the eve of NEET was the murder of the “Beti Padhao, Beti Bachao” motto. The 19-year-old Madurai girl and two other restorative hopefuls in Tamil Nadu had committed suicide on Saturday, provoking
NEED OF STRICT LAWS TO PREVENT ANIMAL CRUELTY Author : Yashi of Galgotias University ABSTACT- Cruelty to animals means animal abuse that is knowingly inflicted upon animals by human beings for their own gain. There are several laws to prevent animal cruelty but they are not strict, and not provide higher punishment for the animal
On Saturday Chief Justice of India SA Bobde said that as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown, the pendency of judiciary cases is increasing. CJI Bobde was speaking at a recent group launch event of a book written by Justice R. Banumathi, a residential Supreme Court judge. The CJI highlighted two issues arising
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Prashant Bhushan Moves SC, Seeks Right to Appeal in Contempt Conviction and Hearing by Different Bench Activist-lawyer Prashant Bhushan, convicted and granted one rupee fine for his scornful tweets against the legal, on Saturday moved the Incomparable Court looking for the proper of appeal against feelings in unique criminal disdain cases to be listened by
Judges are Now Subjects of Juicy Gossip & Slanderous Posts in Age of Social Media: SC Judge NV Ramana In this age of social media, judges are progressively getting to be subjects of delicious chatter and hostile posts, Supreme Court judge NV Ramana said on Saturday. Justice Ramana, who is in line to gotten to
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Appeal in SC on Delhi Slum Demolition Congress leader Ajay Maken on Friday challenged the Supreme Court’s Order dated, 31st August 2020, for the demolition of slums along the railway tracks in Delhi, calling it “inhuman”. On 31st August 2020, a bench headed by recently retired Judge, Arun Mishra had issued the removal of the
