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A long way from 1984: when SC junked ECI's first EVM experiment | Explained News - Vimarsana News

A long way from 1984: when SC junked ECI's first EVM experiment | Explained News

By the 2004 Lok Sabha election, EVMs had completely replaced ballot papers at all 543 seats.

SLU, 'matchbox' that feeds EVM candidate info | Explained News - Vimarsana News

SLU, 'matchbox' that feeds EVM candidate info | Explained News

Symbol Loading Units ensure EVMs can be used for voting. Underlining the sanctity of the election process, the SC has tightened norms for their use

Case before Supreme Court: Can Govt redistribute privately owned property? - Vimarsana News

Case before Supreme Court: Can Govt redistribute privately owned property?

The case currently before the SC arose out of a challenge to the 1986 amendment to the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976 (MHADA) by owners of ‘cessed’ properties in Mumbai.

Allowing curative plea, how Supreme Court pushes the envelope - Vimarsana News

Allowing curative plea, how Supreme Court pushes the envelope

In 2002, in Rupa Hurra v Ashok Hurra, the SC allowed curative writs as the last resort to correct judgments that are “oppressive to judicial conscience and would cause perpetuation of irremediable injustice.”