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Allahabad high court (File Photo) Prayagraj: The Allahabad high court has set aside the dismissal order of a government employee who was dismissed from service on the ground that he was in a live-in relationship with another woman despite the fact that he is married and his wife is alive. Justice Pankaj Bhatia, while passing the order on July 14, made it clear to the state authorities to pass a fresh order imposing minor penalties. The order of dismissal was passed against the petitioner, Gore Lal Verma, solely on the ground that despite being married to one Laxmi Devi, who is alive, the pe...

Allahabad HC sets aside dismissal on ground of live-in relationship ​ By IANS | ​ 1 Views Allahabad High Court. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Prayagraj : , July 20 (IANS) The Allahabad high court has set aside the dismissal order of a government employee who was removed from service for being in a live-in relationship with another woman. The man is married and his wife is alive. Justice Pankaj Bhatia, while passing the order, made it clear to the state authorities to pass a fresh order imposing minor penalties. The order of dismissal was passed against the petitioner, Gore...

Battling the virus on ground and at local levels, these women IAS officers are doing exemplary work to fight the COVID-19 global health pandemic.

By Dr. V.K. Raju The author of ‘Musings on Medicine, Myth, and History: India’s Legacy’- Dr. V.K. Raju is working on another book. Unlike the earlier book, wherein he presents a holistic view of ancient medical history and Indian developments in ophthalmology, the authors’ medical specialty, in ‘Genius of Hinduism-Rigveda to Radhakrishnan’, hetraces the history of  Hinduism’s intellectual prowess and spiritual values evolving since the times of the Vedas to the modern times, symbolized by the great philosopher Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. The Indian Panorama had published the ...

Anil Ghanwat one of the members of the committee set up by SC on agriculture laws. Picture credit (ANI) NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court-appointed panel on farm laws is likely to hold its first meeting on January 19 at Pusa campus here, one of its members Anil Ghanwat said on Thursday and asserted the committee will have no "ego or prestige issue" if it has to go to farmers' protest sites to talk to them. The panel members were scheduled to have a virtual interaction earlier in the day to discuss its future course of action, but it could not take place after ex-MP and farmer leader Bhupinder Si...