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Central Panel To Probe Ahmedabad Plane Crash, Submit Report In 3 Months
The government has constituted a high-level multi-disciplinary committee for examing the causes leading to the crash of the Air India Flight AI-171 from Ahmedabad to Gatwick Airport (London) on June 12, that left 241 people dead.
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New York Politician Says She'll Help People Get Firearms Permit. Here's Why
A Queens city lawmaker is urging her constituents to take up firearms and exercise their "constitutional right to defend themselves" after a home invasion left a local family tied up and robbed by suspects posing as Amazon delivery workers.
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"Judicial Activism Shouldn't Turn Into Judicial Terrorism": Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai described the Constitution as a "quiet revolution etched in ink" and a transformative force that not only guarantees rights but actively uplifts the historically oppressed.
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Chief Justice Gavai's "Brutal Truths Of Caste" Speech at Oxford University
"Many decades ago, millions of citizens of India were called 'untouchables.' They were told they were impure. They were told that they did not belong," Chief Justice of India BR Gavai said at Oxford.
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Constitution Is A "Quiet Revolution" Uplifting Oppressed: Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India (CJI) B R Gavai has described the Constitution as a "quiet revolution etched in ink" and a transformative force that not only guarantees rights but actively uplifts the historically oppressed.
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Congress Hits Out At BJP, Accuses Of Tainting Constitution With Dictatorship
The Congress on Monday said the Modi government in the last 11 years has dealt a deep blow to the country's democracy, economy and social fabric.
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"Same-Sex Couple Can Very Well Form A Family": Madras High Court
Though the Supreme Court may not have legalised marriage between same sex couples, they can very well form a family, the Madras High Court has held and allowed a young woman to join her female partner and said the two women can constitute a family.
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Top Court Refuses To Interfere With High Court Order In Temple Consecration Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain a plea challenging the constitution of a committee by the Madras High Court to decide the schedule for Kumbhabhishekam (consecration ceremony) for Arulmigu Subramaniya Swamy Temple in Tamil Nadu.
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Opinion | An Appeal Against Primetime Poison - By Manoj K Jha
Toxic and abusive public discourse may not be as dramatic as a constitutional crisis, but it is more dangerous because it corrodes democracy from within, making it harder to have meaningful conversations, solve real problems, or hold power accountabl
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Court Rejects Patanjali Ayurved's Petition Against Rs 273.5 Crore GST Penalty
A division bench comprising Justices Shekhar B Saraf and Justice Vipin Chandra Dixit rejected Patanjali's argument that such penalties constitute criminal liability and can be imposed only after a criminal trial.
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Can Courts Interfere In Disputes Over Properties Of Ex Princely States? Top Court To Examine
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine whether Article 363 of the Constitution bars courts from hearing disputes relating to properties of erstwhile princely states mentioned under the pre-constitutional covenants.
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Supreme Court Upholds Constitutional Validity of Dual Taxation on Cable TV, OTT Platforms: Report
The Supreme Court has upheld the right of state governments to levy an entertainment tax on broadcasting and digital streaming services, as they are classified as a "luxury" under the seventh schedule of the Constitution of India. This ruling clarifies that both cable TV broadcasters are liable to pay a service tax to the central government and an ...
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'Prosperity In Kashmir After Article 370 Abrogation': Congress' Salman Khurshid
Congress leader Salman Khurshid said during a diplomatic visit to Indonesia that the scrapping of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution in 2019 ended the long-standing problem of separatism in Jammu and Kashmir, resulting in "prosperity".
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No Signs Of Reconciliation Between King Charles And Prince Harry: Experts
British royal expert Hilary Fordwich said the Duke of Sussex has destroyed the trust between him and the royal family by publicly complaining about issues like his security, which is a constitutional matter.
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Top Court Directs Centre To Curb Illegal Encroachments On Highways, Form Teams
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Centre to constitute surveillance teams for regular highway patrols to inspect and collect data regarding unauthorised encroachments.
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Central Panel To Probe Ahmedabad Plane Crash, Submit Report In 3 Months
The government has constituted a high-level multi-disciplinary committee for examing the causes leading to the crash of the Air India Flight AI-171 from Ahmedabad to Gatwick Airport (London) on June 12, that left 241 people dead.
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New York Politician Says She'll Help People Get Firearms Permit. Here's Why
A Queens city lawmaker is urging her constituents to take up firearms and exercise their "constitutional right to defend themselves" after a home invasion left a local family tied up and robbed by suspects posing as Amazon delivery workers.
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"Judicial Activism Shouldn't Turn Into Judicial Terrorism": Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai described the Constitution as a "quiet revolution etched in ink" and a transformative force that not only guarantees rights but actively uplifts the historically oppressed.
-
Chief Justice Gavai's "Brutal Truths Of Caste" Speech at Oxford University
"Many decades ago, millions of citizens of India were called 'untouchables.' They were told they were impure. They were told that they did not belong," Chief Justice of India BR Gavai said at Oxford.
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Constitution Is A "Quiet Revolution" Uplifting Oppressed: Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India (CJI) B R Gavai has described the Constitution as a "quiet revolution etched in ink" and a transformative force that not only guarantees rights but actively uplifts the historically oppressed.
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Congress Hits Out At BJP, Accuses Of Tainting Constitution With Dictatorship
The Congress on Monday said the Modi government in the last 11 years has dealt a deep blow to the country's democracy, economy and social fabric.
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"Same-Sex Couple Can Very Well Form A Family": Madras High Court
Though the Supreme Court may not have legalised marriage between same sex couples, they can very well form a family, the Madras High Court has held and allowed a young woman to join her female partner and said the two women can constitute a family.
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Top Court Refuses To Interfere With High Court Order In Temple Consecration Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain a plea challenging the constitution of a committee by the Madras High Court to decide the schedule for Kumbhabhishekam (consecration ceremony) for Arulmigu Subramaniya Swamy Temple in Tamil Nadu.
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Opinion | An Appeal Against Primetime Poison - By Manoj K Jha
Toxic and abusive public discourse may not be as dramatic as a constitutional crisis, but it is more dangerous because it corrodes democracy from within, making it harder to have meaningful conversations, solve real problems, or hold power accountabl
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Court Rejects Patanjali Ayurved's Petition Against Rs 273.5 Crore GST Penalty
A division bench comprising Justices Shekhar B Saraf and Justice Vipin Chandra Dixit rejected Patanjali's argument that such penalties constitute criminal liability and can be imposed only after a criminal trial.
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Can Courts Interfere In Disputes Over Properties Of Ex Princely States? Top Court To Examine
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine whether Article 363 of the Constitution bars courts from hearing disputes relating to properties of erstwhile princely states mentioned under the pre-constitutional covenants.
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Supreme Court Upholds Constitutional Validity of Dual Taxation on Cable TV, OTT Platforms: Report
The Supreme Court has upheld the right of state governments to levy an entertainment tax on broadcasting and digital streaming services, as they are classified as a "luxury" under the seventh schedule of the Constitution of India. This ruling clarifies that both cable TV broadcasters are liable to pay a service tax to the central government and an ...
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'Prosperity In Kashmir After Article 370 Abrogation': Congress' Salman Khurshid
Congress leader Salman Khurshid said during a diplomatic visit to Indonesia that the scrapping of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution in 2019 ended the long-standing problem of separatism in Jammu and Kashmir, resulting in "prosperity".
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No Signs Of Reconciliation Between King Charles And Prince Harry: Experts
British royal expert Hilary Fordwich said the Duke of Sussex has destroyed the trust between him and the royal family by publicly complaining about issues like his security, which is a constitutional matter.
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Top Court Directs Centre To Curb Illegal Encroachments On Highways, Form Teams
The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Centre to constitute surveillance teams for regular highway patrols to inspect and collect data regarding unauthorised encroachments.
