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SC quashes petition challenging CBSE’s move to conduct Class 12 Economics re-examination

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The top court of the country, the Supreme Court of India, has today quashed all petitions which challenge the CBSE’s decision to hold a re-examination of Class 12 Economics paper. Earlier, there were reports that the examination questions of Class 12 Economics and Class 10 Maths were leaked. On Continue Reading

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SC asks 12 states to appoint Lokayukta

Ut World March 23, 2018 0

The top court of India, the Supreme Court, has asked those states, which have not yet appointed the Lokayukta as required by the Lokpal and Lokayukta Act of the year 2013, why haven’t they appointed the Lokayukta yet. This relevant question has been asked by Judges Ranjan Gogoi and R Banumathi, to Jammu Kashmir, Meghalaya, […]Continue Reading

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SC suggests precautions to prevent misuse of ‘Anti-Atrocities Law’

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Observing that the country has several times witnessed the misuse of ‘anti-atrocities law’ by the marginalised communities’ members, for whose protection the law has been introduced, the top court of the country, against the public servants and common public, the Supreme Court of India, has proposed several precautionary measures to prevent the misuse of the […]Continue Reading

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Govt to banish ‘Instant Triple Talaq’ through a historic bill

Ut World December 16, 2017 0

Sending a clear message to those orthodox organisations which firmly stand with the condemnable practice of ‘Instant Triple Talaq’, the central government has officially initiated its efforts to launch a historic bill aimed at making the illogical practice a serious criminal offence. After receiving a positive response from the state governments which were requested to Continue Reading

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At least twelve special courts to be constituted to adjudicate ‘cases against lawmakers’

Ut World December 15, 2017 0

The Supreme Court of India has approved the center government’s plan to constitute nearly twelve special courts to exclusively adjudicate the serious criminal cases pending against the parliament members and legislative members. The court has also directed the concerned to allocate a sum of over seven crore rupees to implement the ambitious project. According to […]Continue Reading

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‘Specify last dates for Aadhaar linking in SMS’, SC directs banks, mobile service providers

Ut World November 3, 2017 0

For the last few months, each Indian, who has mobile phones and bank accounts, has been receiving messages, saying he/she should link his/her Aadhaar number to the bank account and mobile phone number at the earliest, from his/her service provider and bank. Each person may have received multiple messages, saying the same, in the aforementioned […]Continue Reading

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Constitution bench to decide all petitions against ‘Validity of Aadhaar’

Ut World October 30, 2017 0

In a bid to clear all confusions formed around the central government’s Aadhaar schemes, a five-member constitution bench is set to hear all petitions filed against the government policies related to the Aadhaar including the government’s move to link Aadhaar with the bank accounts and mobile phone numbers and the government’s decision to make Aadhaar […]Continue Reading

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Constitution bench to resolve ‘Sabarimala Women Entry’ issue

Ut World October 13, 2017 0

The huge task of finding a suitable answer to the question ‘whether the state governments’ statutory boards have any legal right to impose ban on women from entering the temples, governed by the respective boards, on moral grounds’, has been handed over to the five-member constitution bench by the supreme court, while hearing a bunch […]Continue Reading

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NDA, erstwhile UPA share same opinion on ‘Child Marriage’ issue

Ut World October 12, 2017 0

There has been a conflict of interest between the Section 375’s exception 2 and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act.      When such a conflict of interest has been pointed out by a renowned NGO, the Supreme Court has erased the exemption. Unexpectedly, the incident has exposed a platform where both the erstwhile […]Continue Reading

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Eve teasing is not ‘OK’: SC

Ut World April 29, 2017 0

Even though our constitution assures the right to live with dignity and the right to equality, the Indian women often suffer the heat of male chauvinism in the form of the eve teasing. The stalking and eve teasing are often used as a weapon by the male chauvinists to show and establish their dominance. This […]Continue Reading