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How Madras High Court Chief Justice SV Gangapurwala disposed of 399 PILs in 8 months - Vimarsana News

How Madras High Court Chief Justice SV Gangapurwala disposed of 399 PILs in 8 months

CJ Gangapurwala often asks PIL petitioners to establish their bona fides before the Court by depositing an amount with the Registry that will get forfeited if their plea is found to be frivolous.

Supreme Court Disposes Of Record 52,191 Cases In 2023, Calls It Watershed Moment In Legal History - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Disposes Of Record 52,191 Cases In 2023, Calls It Watershed Moment In Legal History

The Supreme Court said today it has disposed of more cases than the number of litigations registered this year, indicating it has been able to clear its backlog that remains a long-standing problem of the judiciary.

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cci: CCI proposes fees to file applications, seeks stakeholders' comments - Vimarsana News

cci: CCI proposes fees to file applications, seeks stakeholders' comments

The CCI has proposed introduction of fees for filing miscellaneous applications in a bid to expedite case disposal by discouraging unnecessary requests and fostering a more disciplined approach to proceedings. The fair trade regulator has invited stakeholder comments on the proposed regulation.

Goa: DGP directs SPs to visit police stations for better public outreach, 'move beyond social media' | Goa News - Vimarsana News

Goa: DGP directs SPs to visit police stations for better public outreach, 'move beyond social media' | Goa News

Jaspal Singh, Goa DGP, said the SPs have been directed "to move beyond social media" and bring about changes on ground through public outreach.

Study on Supreme Court says increase in number of Judges alone may not be enough to tackle Judicial Delays - Vimarsana News

Study on Supreme Court says increase in number of Judges alone may not be enough to tackle Judicial Delays

While a small increase in the judges appointed to the Supreme Court or a cap on adjournments may have positive benefits, such benefits may be temporary until the Court’s workload is managed properly, says the study