New Delhi: The Supreme Court today asked if Jio can be held liable for RComm’s AGR dues when they are generating revenue from shared spectrum. The government has informed the court that it will support any decision that the Supreme Court takes to help recovery of AGR dues. The bench of Justices Arun Mishra, S. …
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A recent webinar drew attention to Justice Yashwant Vishnu Chandrachud who was part of Kesavananda, helped navigate it through a period of harsh constitutional majoritarianism and presided over a brilliant constellation of co-equals By Prof Upendra Baxi The 100th birth anniversary of Justice Yashwant Vishnu Chandrachud on July 12, 2020, went relatively unnoticed. But a …
With the Rajapaksas getting a resounding win in the general election in Sri Lanka, they will be able to get rid of the 19th amendment which curbs presidential powers. But getting back to the unitary state could pose problems By Col R Hariharan The Rajapaksa clan is back at the helm in Sri Lanka after …
By Inderjit Badhwar I write this on the eve of India’s 74th Independence Day. In researching it, I chanced upon an essay I wrote on the occasion of the nation’s 68th anniversary (Republic Day). In it, I reproduced what I considered to be some of the most stirring phrases of leaders who had fought for …
New Delhi: A campaign to empower women was launched today by Justice N.V. Ramana, judge Supreme Court of India and also the Executive Chairman, National Legal Services Authority (NALSA). The joint initiative of NALSA and the National Commission for Women (NCW) was undertaken to commemorate India’s 74th Independence Day. Under the project, legal literacy programmes …
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Even as the centre requested the apex court to let it withdraw the case against the Italian marines following a UN tribunal decision, the bench rejected it saying it won’t pass any order without hearing the victims’ kin By Shaheen Parween The Supreme Court refused to pass any order on the centre’s plea seeking closure …
Today, a tree plantation drive was carried by residents of Aakriti Shantiniketan to commemorate India’s 74th Independence Day with pride and enthusiasm in its campus at Sector 143 B, Noida. The flag hoisting done by children of the society which was followed by a beautiful rendition of National Anthem and Patriotic Songs by children, women …
By Sujit Bhar Beginning this Independence Day, the country should see a slow deregulation of high-speed internet services across the Union Territory of J&K. This is what the centre told the Supreme Court during a contempt hearing in this case. It will be exactly a year after the abrogation of Article 370 and the suspension …
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has declared that sealing of residential houses that have no commercial interests attached was not what the court had ordered for Delhi and that the Monitoring Committee it had set up had clearly exceeded its power by ordering the sealing of these strictly residential properties. The Court was dealing with …
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The Delhi High Court has today directed the Delhi government to consider the PIL filed seeking direction for the welfare of a person with a disability during the pandemic as a representation and take decisions on it as expeditiously as possible. A divisional bench comprising Chief Justice D.N. Patal and Justice Prateek Jalan while hearing …
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