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SC lifts ban on larger diesel car in Delhi/ NCR
The Supreme Court on Friday allowed the sale of diesel cars and SUVs with engine capacity of 2000 cc in…
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Najeeb Jung to remain the administrative head of NCT, AAP to move SC
The Delhi High Court has said that Najeeb Jung will remain the administrative head of National Capital Territory and therefore…
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No Government accommodation for former Chief Ministers: Supreme Court
The apex court has ruled out that no government accommodation would be given to the former chief ministers. According to…
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Supreme Court’s sharp remarks on controversial Bull Fest
Supreme Court on Tuesday made sharp remarks over Jallikattu, the controversial bull fighting sport by saying it might be 5,000…
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SC allows rape survivor to terminate 24 –week pregnancy: Reports
According to reports, Supreme Court has allowed an alleged rape survivor to terminate her 24 – week pregnancy due to…
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How safe is ‘Rail Neer’ for drinking?
Generally peo0ple prefer to travel from trains and we quite often drink rail neer or rail water but have you…
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Criminal Defamation law is ‘Constitutionally Valid’ : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Friday upheld the constitutional validity of the criminal defamation law, which was recently challenged by political…
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Customers will not get reimbursed for call drops :SC calls TRAI order ‘Arbitrary’
Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled out an order, which has killed the order of TRAI that had asked telecom operators…
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Create Special Funds to tackle drought conditions : SC to Govt.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered government to create a disaster mitigation fund to tackle drought- like conditions in various…
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NEET Row: SC to hear states’ plea on conducting own exams at 2pm
The apex government Supreme Court will today hear the plea of states regarding conducting their own entrance exams. The court…
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