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Congress accuses govt of ‘interfering, intimidating, influencing’ judiciary
New Delhi: The Congress on Tuesday attacked the government over its approach towards judiciary, alleging there was “interference, intimidation and influence”, and also an attempt to “sabotage and subjugate” the important pillar…
- India
Impartial judicial system essential for free and fair democracy: Nitin Gadkari
Nagpur: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Sunday said an impartial and fair judicial system is necessary for a free and fair democracy. “During cabinet meetings, when discussions…
- India
Judiciary answerable to ‘Constitution and Constitution alone’: CJI Ramana
New Delhi: In India, a party in power believes that every governmental action is entitled to judicial endorsement and the opposition parties expect the judiciary to advance their political positions and causes…
- Pakistan
Maintain distance from Imran Khan’s politics: Maryam Nawaz asks Pak judiciary
Islamabad: Maryam Nawaz, Vice President of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League (N) on Saturday, requested the Pakistani judiciary to remain “impartial” and maintain a distance from PTI chief Imran Khan’s politics. “Imran…
- Hyderabad
ALEM to hold personal mentorship program for judicial aspirants
Hyderabad: ALEM (Access to Legal Education for Muslims) will start a personal mentorship program to guide judiciary aspirants for the upcoming recruitment of civil judges in Telangana. The program aims to bring…
- Telangana
CJI appreciates KCR’s proactive role in facilitating judiciary’s functioning
Hyderabad: Chief Justice of India (CJI) N V Ramana on Friday said he is making efforts to fill up vacancies in the judiciary and to improve judicial infrastructure in the country, besides…
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‘You shout, you demand, your right’, CJI bats for 50% women in judiciary
New Delhi: Chief Justice N.V. Ramana on Sunday batted for 50 per cent representation for women in the judiciary and also supported the demand for reservation for women in law colleges across the…
- Telangana
Notification to fill up 151 Asst. PP posts in state
Hyderabad: Telangana Government today issued jobs notification for filling up the posts of Assistant public prosecutors in judiciary. The government plans to fill-up 151 APP posts in various courts in the state.…
- India
Judiciary cannot be controlled by legislature or executive: CJI
New Delhi: Chief Justice of India, N.V. Ramana on Wednesday said judges should not be swayed by the “emotional pitch of public opinion on social media platforms”, and the judiciary cannot directly or…
- Kashmir
Where does one go when judiciary ‘wash their hands off’: Mufti
Srinagar: PDP president Mehbooba Mufti on Wednesday asked where does a person go when the judiciary, the only recourse left, “wash their hands off” matters involving fundamental rights. “Under BJP’s rule, Indian constitution…
- India
Society will benefit with more women in judiciary: Justice Malhotra
New Delhi, March 12 : Outgoing Supreme Court judge, Justice Indu Malhotra, on Friday said she does not believe in symbolic parity and representation, but meaningful gender parity instead as she contended…
- India
PM hails country’s judiciary for safeguarding people’s rights
Ahmedabad: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday praised the country’s judiciary, saying that it has performed its duty well in safeguarding people’s rights and upholding personal freedom, and added that it has also…
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Programme versus pogrom—DPSP require principled people
Shafeeq R. Mahajir DPSP can be understood variously. Or misunderstood. Does not depend on what one professes. Depends on what one wants to do. What one professes is heard or read, usually written by script writers…
- India
Indian judiciary has let down democracy
Aijaz Zaka Syed New Delhi: A Hindu friend of mine refers to India’s ruling party as the Bharat Jalao Party (Burn India Party). Every time he says it, he says it with…
- India
In CAA narrative, finding the judiciary’s lost voice
New Delhi: The recent enactment of the amendments to the Citizenship Act have left many, and certainly myself, very disturbed. The legislation itself is undoubtedly problematic and is compounded by the linkages…
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