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Bombay High Court Advocates for a Uniform Policy on Furlough and Parole for Prisoners

Background:The Bombay High Court has recently emphasized the need for a standardized policy regarding the granting of furlough and parole to prisoners. This directive comes amidst growing concerns about inconsistencies in how such requests are handled across different jurisdictions, leading to potential inequities in the justice system. Court’s Observations:During proceedings, the Court noted that the […]

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Public Interest Litigation Filed in Bombay High Court for Implementation of One Nation One Ration Card Scheme

A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Bombay High Court, seeking the prompt implementation of the One Nation One Ration Card (ONORC) scheme in Maharashtra. This initiative aims to ensure that beneficiaries can access food grains and essential commodities from any ration shop across the country, promoting food security and eliminating hunger.

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Supreme Court Rejects Review Petition by Convicts, State Against Cancellation of Remission in Bilkis Bano Gang Rape Case

In a significant development, the Supreme Court of India has rejected the review petitions filed by the convicts and the Gujarat state government against the cancellation of remission in the Bilkis Bano gang rape case. The decision reaffirms the apex court’s previous ruling, which had set aside the remission granted to the convicts, marking a

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Supreme Court Issues Notice on Plea Seeking 33% Women Quota in Delhi Bar

Supreme Court Issues Notice on Plea Seeking 33% Women Quota in Delhi Bar AssociationsThe Supreme Court of India has issued a notice in response to a petition advocating for a 33% reservation for women in bar associations across Delhi. This move is seen as a significant step toward enhancing gender representation in the legal profession,

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“Difficult for My Conscience to Draw Salary During Summer Vacations”: Justice BV Nagarathna

Justice BV Nagarathna of the Supreme Court of India recently made a notable remark expressing her discomfort with drawing a salary during the court’s summer vacations. Her statement has sparked discussions on judicial ethics, the expectations from public servants, and the workload distribution among judges in India’s judiciary. Context of the Statement: Justice BV Nagarathna,

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National Commission for Women (NCW) Asks Kerala Government to Submit Hema Committee Report Without Redactions

The National Commission for Women (NCW) has directed the Kerala government to submit the complete, unredacted version of the Hema Committee report, which investigates sexual harassment and exploitation in the Malayalam film industry. The request comes amid growing demands for transparency and accountability following allegations of widespread misconduct and abuse within the industry. Background on

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16th SILF Turf Cricket League Set to Kick Off on October 5

The eagerly awaited 16th SILF Turf Cricket League is set to commence on October 5, promising an exciting season of competitive cricket. The league, known for its vibrant atmosphere and high-quality matches, continues to be a major event in the cricketing calendar, attracting teams and enthusiasts from across the region. Overview of the League: Highlights

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Punjab and Haryana High Court Denies Bail to Quack Doctor Accused of Causing Death Due to Wrong Treatment

In a critical judgment, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has denied bail to an unlicensed practitioner, often referred to as a “quack doctor,” who is accused of causing a patient’s death through incorrect medical treatment. The court’s decision underscores the serious legal consequences of practicing medicine without proper qualifications and highlights the judiciary’s commitment

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Nagpur Judge Rushes Lawyer to Hospital After Sudden Collapse in Court

In a commendable act of quick thinking and compassion, a judge in Nagpur recently took swift action to rush a lawyer to the hospital after the latter collapsed in the courtroom. The incident underscores the importance of readiness and humanity within the judiciary, highlighting the critical role judges and court staff play in ensuring the

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Bombay High Court Rules: Minority Institutions Cannot Admit Students Under RTE Quota

In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court has held that minority educational institutions are exempt from admitting students under the Right to Education (RTE) quota. This decision reinforces the special protections afforded to minority institutions under the Indian Constitution and clarifies their obligations regarding the RTE Act, which mandates certain educational standards and quotas

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