Source:-e-pao Imphal, September 20 2020: The 12 MLAs who held the post of Parliamentary Secretary can be disqualified in accordance with the Constitution but it is upto the Governor whether they should be disqualified or not, asserted veteran politician O Joy. Speaking to media persons this afternoon, O Joy remarked that the High Court of
Source:-theleaflet SUDARSHAN TV’s show, “UPSC Jihad” on the so-called-infiltration of Muslim students of Jamia Millia Islamia University into the Indian bureaucracy came to light after its Editor in Chief Suresh Chavhanke tweeted a trailer of the show. Initially, the Delhi High Court while hearing a plea filed by a group of former and current students
Source:-theindianwire The Patna High Court on Friday, refused to vacate the order passed by a sub-judge in Araria staying the airing of the documentary Bad Boy Billionaires, directing instead that Netflix canvass its submissions before the lower court (Netflix India v. Sahara and Ors). Justice Birendra Kumar, asked ‘Netflix,’ the appellant before him, to approach
Source:-newindianexpress BENGALURU: The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday took serious exception to delays in investigation, trials and low conviction in cases registered under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 and issued multiple directions including to the State government for the effective implementation of the Act.A division bench comprising Chief Justice
Source:-devdiscourse Government Advisor (Public Affairs) Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy termed the High Court orders “surprising” and “unfortunate”. The Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy government constituted the 10- member SIT, headed by a Deputy Inspector General of Police- rank IPS officer, on February 21 to conduct a comprehensive investigation into various alleged irregularities, particularly the land deals
Source:-nationalheraldindia Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has informed SC that if it is keen to begin an exercise to regulate media, then it should be the digital media instead of mainstream media The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has informed the Supreme Court that if it is keen to begin an exercise to regulate media,
Source:-zee5 The Supreme Court today, ordered all states and union territories to provide data about the installation of CCTV cameras in each and every police station. The top court has asked Chief Secretaries of all the states and union territories to provide data regarding the same. While passing the order, the court said that it’s
source:-newindianexpress CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami, in the assembly session on Wednesday, announced that steps would be taken for stricter punishment for crimes against women and children. According to the announcement, with the central government’s concurrence, steps would be taken to make the following amendments to Crimes against Women under the Indian
Source:-nationalheraldindia The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has informed the Supreme Court that if it is keen to begin an exercise to regulate media, then it should be the digital media instead of mainstream media, as it has wider viewership and also has the potential to turn viral. The Ministry in an affidavit in the
Source:-theshillongtimes GUWAHATI: The report of the high-level committee constituted for implementation of Clause 6 of the Assam Accord is yet to reach the Centre, even after its submission to the Assam government in February this year. “The high-level committee constituted by the ministry of home affairs on Clause 6 of Assam Accord has submitted its
