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    NEET PG Row: Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre on Plea Against NEET PG Cut-Off Reduction
    NEET PG Row: Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre on Plea Against NEET PG Cut-Off Reduction
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    NEET PG Row: Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre on Plea Against NEET PG Cut-Off Reduction

    Today, On 4th February, The Supreme Court sought responses from the Centre and other parties on a petition challenging the recent decision of the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences to sharply reduce the qualifying cut-off percentiles for NEET PG 2025-26.

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    Creamy Layer in SC/ST Quota: Supreme Court Seeks Centre, States’ Views, Says ‘Not Hearing on Merits Yet’
    Creamy Layer in SC/ST Quota: Supreme Court Seeks Centre, States’ Views, Says ‘Not Hearing on Merits Yet’
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    Creamy Layer in SC/ST Quota: Supreme Court Seeks Centre, States’ Views, Says ‘Not Hearing on Merits Yet’

    The Supreme Court of India has granted six weeks to the Centre and States to file responses on a plea seeking exclusion of the creamy layer from SC/ST reservations. The Court clarified that it is not examining the issue on merits and wants inputs from all stakeholders before proceeding further.

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    Supreme Court Allows Pregnant Woman, Child to Re-Enter India on Humanitarian Grounds: If She Proves the Link, She May Get Citizenship
    Supreme Court Allows Pregnant Woman, Child to Re-Enter India on Humanitarian Grounds: If She Proves the Link, She May Get Citizenship
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    Supreme Court Allows Pregnant Woman, Child to Re-Enter India on Humanitarian Grounds: If She Proves the Link, She May Get Citizenship

    Pregnant Woman’s Deportation Case reaches the Supreme Court as the Bench stresses a humanitarian approach. The Court says if she proves her biological link, she may get Indian citizenship and her son too, prompting the Centre to act swiftly.

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    Delhi High Court Refuses to Overturn 2014 Robbery Acquittal, Reaffirms “Double Presumption of Innocence”
    Delhi High Court Refuses to Overturn 2014 Robbery Acquittal, Reaffirms “Double Presumption of Innocence”
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    Delhi High Court Seeks Centre’s Reply as Pakistani Woman Fights for Visa to Stay with Indian Husband

    Delhi High Court has issued notice to the Central government on a plea by a Pakistani woman seeking a long-term visa to live with her Indian husband. The matter is listed for further hearing on November 12.

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    Supreme Court Directs NBE To Clarify Policy On Releasing NEET-PG Answer Keys Amid Transparency Demands
    Supreme Court Directs NBE To Clarify Policy On Releasing NEET-PG Answer Keys Amid Transparency Demands
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    NEET-PG 2025 Transparency Push: Supreme Court Seeks Centre & NBEMS Reply on Publishing Answer Keys

    The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Centre and NBEMS on pleas demanding answer key publication for NEET-PG 2025. Justices Pardiwala and Viswanathan stressed transparency while questioning why only a handful of students approached the Court.

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    Why Did You Not Hang Him Till Now?: Supreme Court Grills Centre On Balwant Singh’s Death Row Plea In Punjab CM Assassination Case
    Why Did You Not Hang Him Till Now?: Supreme Court Grills Centre On Balwant Singh’s Death Row Plea In Punjab CM Assassination Case
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    Why Did You Not Hang Him Till Now?: Supreme Court Grills Centre On Balwant Singh’s Death Row Plea In Punjab CM Assassination Case

    The Supreme Court questioned the Centre over the 17-year delay in executing Balwant Singh Rajoana, convicted for assassinating Punjab CM Beant Singh in 1995. The Court asked, “Who is to blame for that?” while hearing his plea to commute the death sentence.

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    Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Reply on Tamil Nadu Plea Over Rs 314 Crore EWS Quota Funds Reimbursement
    Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Reply on Tamil Nadu Plea Over Rs 314 Crore EWS Quota Funds Reimbursement
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    Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Reply on Tamil Nadu Plea Over Rs 314 Crore EWS Quota Funds Reimbursement

    The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to respond to Tamil Nadu’s plea challenging a Madras High Court order directing the State to reimburse private schools Rs 314.98 crore for EWS quota admissions. The State argues that the Union has not released its share of RTE funds since 2021.

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    Nitish Katara Murder Case: Delhi High Court Reserves Order on Vikas Yadav’s Furlough Plea
    Nitish Katara Murder Case: Delhi High Court Reserves Order on Vikas Yadav’s Furlough Plea
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    Nitish Katara Murder Case: Delhi High Court Issues Notice on Vikas Yadav’s Remission Plea, Next Hearing Sept 2

    Delhi High Court has sought replies from the Centre, Delhi Govt, and others on Vikas Yadav’s plea seeking remission of his 25-year sentence in the 2002 Nitish Katara murder case. Yadav also sought interim bail citing his upcoming marriage on September 5.

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    Supreme Court Slams Gujarat Power Body: 'Can’t Act Like Private Entity', Rejects GUVNL Pleas on Wind Energy Tariff
    Supreme Court Slams Gujarat Power Body: 'Can’t Act Like Private Entity', Rejects GUVNL Pleas on Wind Energy Tariff
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    Supreme Court to Centre, States: Act Now to Curb Heatwave Deaths or Face Legal Heat

    The Supreme Court has sought replies from the Centre and all states on a plea demanding urgent nationwide guidelines to prevent rising heatwave deaths, especially among unorganised workers and children. The matter will be heard in four weeks.

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    Delhi High Court Flags Alarming Delays in Juvenile Justice Cases, Seeks Govt Replies
    Delhi High Court Flags Alarming Delays in Juvenile Justice Cases, Seeks Govt Replies
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    Delhi High Court Flags Alarming Delays in Juvenile Justice Cases, Seeks Govt Replies

    The Delhi High Court has addressed delays in Juvenile Justice Boards, issuing notices to the Centre and Delhi Government over a PIL that claims these delays infringe children’s rights to a fair trial. The petitioner, iProbono, highlights a “shockingly poor” implementation of legal timelines, urging systemic reforms for timely justice.

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