Source:-freepressjournal Mumbai: Observing that the authorities must take all possible care of students, the Bombay High Court on Friday refused to direct the authorities in Daund city, in Pune to shift Covid patients from a college to some other Covid Care Center. The HC said that students, who would have to sit in this college
Source:-freepressjournal Mumbai: Observing that the authorities must take all possible care of students, the Bombay High Court on Friday refused to direct the authorities in Daund city, in Pune to shift Covid patients from a college to some other Covid Care Center. The HC said that students, who would have to sit in this college
Source:-republicworld The Supreme Court has sought a response from the Uttar Pradesh government on a petition challenging orders amending the state law on the appointment of teaching staff in minority aided institutions. The Bench of Justice Ashok Bhushan on Thursday issued notice to the Yogi Adityanath-led government, seeking a response within 8 weeks. The petition
Source:-indialegallive New Delhi: Kesavananda Bharati, the seer who ensured that the basic structure of India’s Constitution will remain undisturbed through the several amendments that came through the Parliamentary process, providing a long life to India’s democracy and federalism, died yesterday at age 79. Bharati was seer of the Edneer Mutt in the Kasargod district of
Source:-greaterkashmir Chief Justice, High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Patron-in-Chief, J&K State Legal Services Authority, Gita Mittal on Monday said that senior citizens are treasures of experience—urging the court authorities to provide them with active help desks of legal services. Speaking during an e-inauguration of Ahata-e-Waqar, a day Care and Recreation Centre for Senior
Source:-indiatimes The Director-General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has sent an affidavit to the Supreme Court, citing that airlines should be given time till March 2021 to refund passengers. The affidavit also favours issuing credit to passengers, which can be used by passengers till March 2021; if the same is not implemented, a direct refund has
source:-voanews VALLETTA, MALTA – Amnesty International condemned Malta on Tuesday for using what it described as “illegal tactics” in the Mediterranean against immigrants making the dangerous crossing from North Africa. The approach taken by the Maltese government might have led to avoidable deaths, it argued, in a report that alleged a string of human rights
Source:-edu School of Law students and faculty will address “a historic blind spot in the judicial system” with the support of a major grant awarded to the school’s Advocacy Institute. The $53,125 grant from the American College of Trial Lawyers, which represents a major investment from that invitation-only advocates’ group, will be used to support
Source:-dailypioneer Hearing on the public interest litigation against construction of religious structures by encroaching on public space, the Uttarakhand high court will continue the hearing on Tuesday. In the past, the high court had ordered the government to remove all illegally constructed temples, mosques, churches and Gurudwaras from public space by March 23, this year.
Source:-outlookindia New Delhi, Sep 7 (PTI) An IAS officer, who took on transport mafia in Bihar, will have to continue his legal battle for inter-cadre transfer as the Supreme Court on Monday withdrew its February order which had taken note of an assurance that the needful would be done by the DoPT within three weeks.A
