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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the release of Leichombam Erendro – a Manipur-based political activist arrested under the stringent National Security Act – for saying “cow dung and cow urine don’t work” in May over some Facebook posts. While Solicitor General Tushar Mehta sought time and wanted
New Delhi: Even though doctors’ body, IMA has warned of third Covid wave and Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed concerns saying “we cannot compromise even a bit”, the Yogi-led Uttar Pradesh government doesn’t seem to cancel annual Kanwar Yatra and is all set to give a green signal to, what
New Delhi: Days after Supreme Court expressed shock over the continued registration of cases under the scrapped Section 66A of Information Technology Act, which the apex court had struck down in March 2015, the Union home ministry on Wednesday asked state governments and police chiefs to immediately withdraw all the cases
New Delhi:Supreme Court Judge Justice Dr Dhananjaya Yeshwant Chandrachud while addressing an event on the legal ties between India and the United States on Monday said that anti-terror law or Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) should not be “misused for quelling dissent”. He was speaking at Indo-US Joint Summer Conference on
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday expressed shock at the cops still being registering cases under Section 66A of Information Technology Act, which the apex court had struck down in March 2015. “It is shocking, distressing and amazing that police across the country are still registering cases under Section 66A
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed all the states and Union Territories to implement ‘one nation, one ration card scheme for migrants by July 31. The top court also ordered the Central government to provide dry ration for free distribution and that they “must run community kitchens to
New Delhi: Supreme Court of India on Tuesday (June 29) has directed every state and Union Territory to implement the ‘One Nation, One Ration Card’ scheme till July 31. ‘One Nation, One Ration Card’ scheme for migrant workers should be implemented by all states by July 31 the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked state boards to declare the results for class 12 exams by 31 July. The internal assessment scheme needs to be formulated within 10 days, the top court said. The CBSE class 12 exam results are scheduled to be declared in the same timeline. Further,
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday directed all the state boards to declare the results for class 12 exams by July 31. The internal assessment scheme needs to be formulated within 10 days, the apex court said. To note, the CBSE board class 12 exam results are scheduled to
New Delhi: The Supreme Court today approved of the scheme proposed by the CBSE and CISCE to calculate the marks for students of Class 12 this year since their regular exams have been cancelled due to Covid. Rejecting a plea by some parents and students who had sought an option
