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No Home-Cooked Food For 15 Days, Man Loses Custody Of 8-Year-Old Daughter
A separated man lost custody of his eight-year-old daughter for not feeding her home-cooked food.
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No Brand Names, Prescribing Generic Drugs Should Be A Must: Supreme Court
Doctors should only prescribe generic medicines and not any particular brand, as has been ordered in Rajasthan, the Supreme Court remarked today while hearing a petition seeking regulation of unethical marketing practices by pharmaceutical companies.
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Insults Like "Impotent" Not Abetment To Suicide: Supreme Court
Insults like "impotent" cannot be considered abetment to suicide, the Supreme Court ruled today while letting an accused couple walk free.
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No Tree Felling Within 5 Km Of Taj Mahal Without Our Nod: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday reiterated its 2015 directive restricting tree felling within 5-kilometer aerial distance of the Taj Mahal in Agra, UP, without its nod.
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"Biggest Challenge From Within": Jagdeep Dhankhar Attacks Judiciary Again
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has called for understanding and maturity among constitutional institutions to be mindful of their defined limits in order to foster mutual respect among them.
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Pahalgam Terrorists Still In South Kashmir, Have Food, Provisions: Sources
The four terrorists who shot and killed 26 people in Pahalgam in south Kashmir on April 22, and who have been on the run since - evading a massive manhunt involving the military and local police - are likely still in the area, NIA sources said.
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"You Want To Demoralise Forces?" Supreme Court Raps Pahalgam Petitioner
The Supreme Court on Thursday slapped down a plea for a judicial probe into the Pahalgam terror attack and made sharp observations as it did so, including asking if the petitioner's intention was to "demoralise the forces".
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Bangladesh Supreme Court Orders Stay On Bail To Hindu Monk Chinmoy Das
The Appellate Division of the Bangladesh Supreme Court on Wednesday evening stayed the High Court order given earlier in the day granting bail to Chinmoy Krishna Das, or Chandan Kumar Dhar, the former ISKCON monk.
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Prosecution's Theory "Full Of Holes": Supreme Court Acquits 2 Rape Convicts
The Supreme Court on Wednesday acquitted two rape convicts on finding the prosecution's theory "full of holes" raising grave suspicion.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petition On Pahalgam Terror Attack Tomorrow
The Supreme Court will hear a petition tomorrow on forming a judicial commission headed by a retired judge of the top court to investigate the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists.
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An Auspicious Day Tainted By Child Sexual Abuse
Auspicious Akshaya Tritiya, meant for prosperity, sadly marks child marriages, a tragic misfortune for our daughters
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She Could Not Blink For Bank KYC. How It Led To Landmark Top Court Verdict
The Supreme Court's landmark judgment, stressing that digital access is intrinsic to the right to life, follows a long legal battle led by an acid attack survivor whose inability to blink had become an obstacle in opening a bank account in her name.
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In Landmark Order, Supreme Court Says Digital Access A Fundamental Right
In Landmark Order, Supreme Court Says Digital Access A Fundamental Right
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Inconsistent Judicial Decisions Shake Public Trust: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed inconsistent decisions from different benches shook public trust and outlined their consistency to be hallmark of a responsible judiciary.
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Can Sharjeel Imam Be Tried In Different States Over Same Speech, Asks Top Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked if former JNU student Sharjeel Imam can be prosecuted in different states for offences including sedition over a single speech.
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No Home-Cooked Food For 15 Days, Man Loses Custody Of 8-Year-Old Daughter
A separated man lost custody of his eight-year-old daughter for not feeding her home-cooked food.
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No Brand Names, Prescribing Generic Drugs Should Be A Must: Supreme Court
Doctors should only prescribe generic medicines and not any particular brand, as has been ordered in Rajasthan, the Supreme Court remarked today while hearing a petition seeking regulation of unethical marketing practices by pharmaceutical companies.
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Insults Like "Impotent" Not Abetment To Suicide: Supreme Court
Insults like "impotent" cannot be considered abetment to suicide, the Supreme Court ruled today while letting an accused couple walk free.
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No Tree Felling Within 5 Km Of Taj Mahal Without Our Nod: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday reiterated its 2015 directive restricting tree felling within 5-kilometer aerial distance of the Taj Mahal in Agra, UP, without its nod.
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"Biggest Challenge From Within": Jagdeep Dhankhar Attacks Judiciary Again
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has called for understanding and maturity among constitutional institutions to be mindful of their defined limits in order to foster mutual respect among them.
-
Pahalgam Terrorists Still In South Kashmir, Have Food, Provisions: Sources
The four terrorists who shot and killed 26 people in Pahalgam in south Kashmir on April 22, and who have been on the run since - evading a massive manhunt involving the military and local police - are likely still in the area, NIA sources said.
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"You Want To Demoralise Forces?" Supreme Court Raps Pahalgam Petitioner
The Supreme Court on Thursday slapped down a plea for a judicial probe into the Pahalgam terror attack and made sharp observations as it did so, including asking if the petitioner's intention was to "demoralise the forces".
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Bangladesh Supreme Court Orders Stay On Bail To Hindu Monk Chinmoy Das
The Appellate Division of the Bangladesh Supreme Court on Wednesday evening stayed the High Court order given earlier in the day granting bail to Chinmoy Krishna Das, or Chandan Kumar Dhar, the former ISKCON monk.
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Prosecution's Theory "Full Of Holes": Supreme Court Acquits 2 Rape Convicts
The Supreme Court on Wednesday acquitted two rape convicts on finding the prosecution's theory "full of holes" raising grave suspicion.
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Supreme Court To Hear Petition On Pahalgam Terror Attack Tomorrow
The Supreme Court will hear a petition tomorrow on forming a judicial commission headed by a retired judge of the top court to investigate the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists.
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An Auspicious Day Tainted By Child Sexual Abuse
Auspicious Akshaya Tritiya, meant for prosperity, sadly marks child marriages, a tragic misfortune for our daughters
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She Could Not Blink For Bank KYC. How It Led To Landmark Top Court Verdict
The Supreme Court's landmark judgment, stressing that digital access is intrinsic to the right to life, follows a long legal battle led by an acid attack survivor whose inability to blink had become an obstacle in opening a bank account in her name.
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In Landmark Order, Supreme Court Says Digital Access A Fundamental Right
In Landmark Order, Supreme Court Says Digital Access A Fundamental Right
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Inconsistent Judicial Decisions Shake Public Trust: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed inconsistent decisions from different benches shook public trust and outlined their consistency to be hallmark of a responsible judiciary.
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Can Sharjeel Imam Be Tried In Different States Over Same Speech, Asks Top Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked if former JNU student Sharjeel Imam can be prosecuted in different states for offences including sedition over a single speech.
