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India 360: Why are people losing faith in the court, why are people afraid of taking help from the court?

India 360: Why are people losing faith in the court, why are people afraid of taking help from the court?

Tue, Nov 28, 2023

Indian Judicial: Most of the people in the country avoid going to the court proceedings, but the court is a place where people of every class are seen equal, but now people are afraid of taking help from the court, why so? ?

More power! Decks cleared for permanent commission for women in Navy - Check SC's directions to Centre

More power! Decks cleared for permanent commission for women in Navy - Check SC's directions to Centre

Tue, Mar 17, 2020

Clearing the decks for permanent commission for women in the Navy, the Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Centre to complete the modalities within three months.

SC takes note of plastics lying on both sides of railway lines in outer Delhi

SC takes note of plastics lying on both sides of railway lines in outer Delhi

Mon, Mar 09, 2020

A bench of Justices Arun Mishra and Deepak Gupta directed that a joint meeting be held by all stakeholders and a comprehensive action plan and time-frame be placed before the court. "We take judicial notice of the fact that by the sides of the railway lines in outer Delhi region, heaps of plastic bags and garbage are lying on both sides and people living in the slums. The situation is pathetic," the bench said in its February 28 order.

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How data collection by State different from voluntary sharing, asks SC

How data collection by State different from voluntary sharing, asks SC

Fri, Feb 02, 2018

The Supreme Court today asked as to how collection of data by the State under the Aadhaar scheme was different when people voluntarily surrendered details for making payments for insurance, bills and car instalments.

Can't govt have legitimate concerns on welfare scheme, asks SC

Can't govt have legitimate concerns on welfare scheme, asks SC

Wed, Jan 31, 2018

Can the government not have "legitimate concern" that the benefits of its social welfare schemes are reaching the right persons or verify whether the beneficiaries are even alive or not, the Supreme Court asked today.

Supreme Court posers to those challenging legal validity of Aadhaar

Supreme Court posers to those challenging legal validity of Aadhaar

Wed, Jan 24, 2018

The Supreme Court today sought to know from those who have challenged the constitutional validity of Aadhaar how the unique identification number of a person makes any difference in a networked world when the data was already available with private entities.

Citizens' biometric data collected by private firms without legal framework, SC told

Citizens' biometric data collected by private firms without legal framework, SC told

Fri, Jan 19, 2018

The Supreme Court on Thursday was told that private agencies collected biometric data of the citizens under the Aadhaar scheme without any legal framework permitting it.

Aadhaar a giant electronic leash, reduces an individual to a number: SC told

Aadhaar a giant electronic leash, reduces an individual to a number: SC told

Thu, Jan 18, 2018

The Supreme Court on Wednesday was told that Aadhaar was "an electronic leash" to which every resident of India was tethered, and was violative of the Constitution as it reduces the recognition of an individual to a number.

Four senior-most SC judges attend court, BCI says "story over"

Four senior-most SC judges attend court, BCI says "story over"

Mon, Jan 15, 2018

The unprecedented crisis that rocked the Supreme Court appeared to ease today with four top Supreme Court judges--who had virtually revolted against the Chief Justice--attending work as usual and the Bar Council of India (BCI) saying "the story is now over."

Situation in Supreme Court "not in order", say four senior judges

Situation in Supreme Court "not in order", say four senior judges

Fri, Jan 12, 2018

Unless this institution is preserved, "democracy will not survive in this country," the four judges said.

Sebi bans Price Waterhouse for 2 years in Satyam case

Sebi bans Price Waterhouse for 2 years in Satyam case

Thu, Jan 11, 2018

Sebi has banned former Price Waterhouse partners S Gopalakrishnan and Srinivas Talluri, who had signed off on the accounts of Satyam for eight years.

Supreme Court keeps ban on Jaiprakash Associates asset sales

Supreme Court keeps ban on Jaiprakash Associates asset sales

Wed, Jan 10, 2018

The court last year moved to protect the homebuyers` interests, asking the builder to deposit Rs 20 billion with it and also barred from sale of assets

Sebi invites refund claims from PACL investors

Sebi invites refund claims from PACL investors

Tue, Jan 02, 2018

PACL collected over Rs 60,000 crore through illegal collective investment schemes over a period of 18 years

Open to improvements in Aadhaar-based privacy framework: FM Jaitley

Open to improvements in Aadhaar-based privacy framework: FM Jaitley

Sun, Dec 24, 2017

Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the government will remain open to any suggestions for improving the privacy framework surrounding Aadhaar. Jaitley further said that the issue of 'right to privacy' was "hopefully" settled by the Supreme Court judgement.

About 14 crore PAN cards linked to Aadhaar so far: UIDAI

About 14 crore PAN cards linked to Aadhaar so far: UIDAI

Sun, Dec 17, 2017

Close to 14 crore out of about 30 crore Permanent Account Numbers (PANs) have so far been linked to the national digital ID Aadhaar, according to a top government official.

Supreme Court allows Vodafone to begin second arbitration in $2 billion tax dispute

Supreme Court allows Vodafone to begin second arbitration in $2 billion tax dispute

Thu, Dec 14, 2017

India`s Supreme Court ruled in 2012 that Vodafone was not liable to pay any tax over the transaction. But the federal government changed laws, allowing it to make retroactive tax claims on completed deals, a move that drew criticism from business groups.

Supreme Court allows cement industry to use petroleum coke

Supreme Court allows cement industry to use petroleum coke

Wed, Dec 13, 2017

India is the world`s biggest consumer of petroleum coke, better known as petcoke, a dark solid carbon material that emits 11 percent more greenhouse gas than coal, according to studies.

Hotels get Supreme Court nod to charge more for packaged drinking water

Hotels get Supreme Court nod to charge more for packaged drinking water

Wed, Dec 13, 2017

The Supreme Court has allowed restaurants and hotels to sell bottled water and other packaged product at above the maximum retail price as reported by ET. The apex court said that they also render a service and cannot be governed by the Legal Metrology Act.

Railways may approach SC to defend 2004 job scheme for children of staff

Railways may approach SC to defend 2004 job scheme for children of staff

Tue, Dec 12, 2017

Last month, the Railway ministry had suspended the scheme in all its zones stating "Keep LARSGESS on hold till further orders.”

All you need to know about Vodafone tax case

All you need to know about Vodafone tax case

Tue, Dec 12, 2017

SC will today hear the Centre's appeal against an order of the Delhi High Court that allowed arbitration in a tax dispute under the India-UK bilateral treaty.

NCLT order disturbing, should have taken our leave, says SC in Unitech case

NCLT order disturbing, should have taken our leave, says SC in Unitech case

Tue, Dec 12, 2017

Government approached the NCLT to take over the Unitech management in a move to protect the interests of nearly 20,000 home buyers, and 51,000 depositors to whom the company owes Rs 723 crore.

SC to hear tomorrow appeal of Unitech against NCLT order

SC to hear tomorrow appeal of Unitech against NCLT order

Mon, Dec 11, 2017

The NCLT has recently invoked the provisions of the Companies Act and allowed the central government to take over the Unitech Limited and appoint its nominee directors in the Board of the firm.

Kerala raises legal drinking age to 23

Kerala raises legal drinking age to 23

Thu, Dec 07, 2017

CPI(M)-led government had eased the previous government's stringent liquor policy which led to closer of most of the liquor shop, although only five star hotels were permitted to serve India made foreign liquor. This led to conversion of many liquor outlets into wine and beer parlour.

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