CJI Gogoi recuses himself from select panel on CBI chief Verma

According to the rules, a select committee comprising the prime minister, the chief justice of the Supreme Court and the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha can select and remove the director of the CBI to maintain the autonomy of the country’s premier investigating agency. Read More
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LS passes quota bill for ‘poor’, faces RS challenge now

The Constitution Amendment Bill, which provides for the provision of 10% quota for the economically weaker section in the general category, got approval from the Lok Sabha with 323 votes. Now, it will be presented in the Rajya Sabha, on Wednesday. Read More
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Supreme Court reinstates Alok Verma as CBI director

The Supreme Court, on Tuesday, reinstated Alok Verma as the director of the Central Bureau of Investigation after the government removed him following the Central Vigilance Commission’s recommendation, in October last year. Read More
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Modi govt announces 10% quota to ‘economically weaker section’

In a significant move ahead of the Lok Sabha election, the BJP-led NDA government, on Monday, approved a 10 per cent reservation in jobs and higher education for “economically backward” sections in the general category. Read More
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Chhattisgarh govt gives controversial cop Kalluri plum post

The officer has been accused of harassment and violation of human rights in the past, especially during anti-Maoist operations. Read More
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Supreme Court new bench to hear Ayodhya case from January 10

A Supreme Court two-judge bench comprising Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi and Justice SK Kaul have posted the disputed Ram Janmbhoomi-Babri Masjid case on January 10 for further hearing. The case will now be presented before the three-judge bench on Thursday. Read More
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Meghalaya: Supreme Court ‘dissatisfied’ over mine rescue op

The Supreme Court, on Thursday, while expressing concern for miners trapped in an illegal coal mine since December 13, has asked Meghalaya government as why it has not succeeded in rescuing miners until now. Read More
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Two women enter Sabarimala, temple shut for ‘purification’

Two women, Bindu and Kanaka Durga, both below 50, entered the Sabarimala Ayyappa temple in Kerala before daybreak, on Wednesday, after walking to the hilltop shrine. Read More
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Ahead of LS poll, Shivpal Yadav counts Congress as possible ally

Although Yadav sought the inclusion of his party in the SP-BSP alliance to fight the BJP in Uttar Pradesh, he has mentioned the Congress’s name for the first time. Read More
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Bulandshahr violence: Cops take U-turn, arrest new ‘cow killers’

The Uttar Pradesh Police have made a U-turn in the Bulandshahr violence case after arresting three new suspects for the alleged cow slaughter, which triggered the violence that left two people, including a police inspector, dead. Earlier police had arrested four men. Read More
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