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SC accepts Rs 275 cr DD from JP Group, asks to pay another tranche by Dec 31; directors cant alienate properties SC accepts Rs 275 cr DD from JP Group, asks to pay another tranche by Dec 31; directors cant alienate properties The Supreme Court Today Directed 13 Directors, Including Five Promoters Of Embattled Jaiprakash Associate Limited (JAL) Not To Alienate Their Personal Properties And Asked The Firm To Deposit Rs 150 Crore And Rs 125 Crore By December 14 And December 31 Respectively. ...

Violence has erupted across Uttar Pradesh following the announcement of the panchayat poll results, killing at least five people since Tuesday, while BJP leaders are sitting in dharna in every district against the post-Assembly-poll violence in Bengal. The rural poll results, announced from Monday to Wednesday, show the Samajwadi Party outperforming the ruling BJP as it had done in 2016. Fingers have been raised against both parties for the violence. BJP leaders and workers, including state uni...

Vidhan Sabha secretariat officials request oxygen supported beds and supply of life-saving drugs

Centre complains to SC of hammering by HCs over Covid management SECTIONS Share Synopsis The central government on Friday complained to the Supreme Court about the tongue-lashing it was getting from different high courts over its Covid-19 management, but the top court refused to give it any relief on this score. The central government on Friday complained to the Supreme Court about the tongue-lashing it was getting from different high courts over its Covid-19 management, but the top court refus...

Justice D.Y. Chandrachud. File   | Photo Credit: SANDEEP SAXENA The High Courts of Madras and Delhi have been very critical, making strong observations against the Centre and various authorities for the way they have been handling the severe second wave of COVID-19. High courts should avoid making unnecessary and "off-the-cuff remarks" during hearings as they may have serious ramifications, the Supreme Court said on Friday. The apex courts advise came during hearings on COVID-19 related pleas ...

High Courts should avoid unnecessary, off-the-cuff remarks: SC in special COVID-19 hearing The Supreme Court bench said judges also know that this is a new time where, every word said by them become part of social media. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday advised High Courts to avoid unnecessary "off-the-cuff remarks" during hearings, a call that came against the backdrop of stinging observations made by some of them against the Centre and state g...

NEW DELHI: High courts should avoid making unnecessary and "off-the-cuff remarks" during hearings as they may have serious ramifications, the Supreme Court said on Friday. The apex courts advise came during hearings on Covid-19 related pleas after Solicitor General Tushar Mehta and senior advocate Ranjit Kumar, appearing for the Centre and the Bihar government respectively, said that such remarks gave the impression as if authorities were doing nothing. The high courts of Madras and Delhi h...

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday called the devastating second wave of Covid-19 a "national crisis" and warned the authorities against silencing those pleading for help on the "presumption" that it could be false. The top court said it will hear the suo moto case relating to oxygen supply, drug supply and various other policies in relation to the Covid-19 pandemic again on May 10. Here are the various observations made by the SC on the Covid crisis ... Allow free flow of information In ...

HCs should avoid unnecessary, off-the-cuff remarks: Supreme Court SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 30, 2021, 06:49 PM IST Share Synopsis A bench headed by Justice D Y Chandrachud, hearing the suo motu case on COVID-19 management in the country, took note of the submissions of the Centre and Bihar government and cautioned restraint to High Courts. The bench said when judges say something in court, it is only to elicit information and response from lawyers so as to enable an open dialogue. High courts ...

Bihar CM appeals to people for support Updated: Updated: He orders early recruitment of doctors and health workers in govt. hospitals Share Article AAA A COVID-19 patient on oxygen support waits for admission at the Patna Medical College and Hospital on Sunday.   | Photo Credit: - He orders early recruitment of doctors and health workers in govt. hospitals Facing acute shortage of doctors, paramedic staff, oxygen cylinders and anti-viral drugs in Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has made ...