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    ‘Women Can Enter Mosques, But No Right To Choose Entry Gate’: AIMPLB Tells Supreme Court
    ‘Women Can Enter Mosques, But No Right To Choose Entry Gate’: AIMPLB Tells Supreme Court
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    ‘Women Can Enter Mosques, But No Right To Choose Entry Gate’: AIMPLB Tells Supreme Court

    The All India Muslim Personal Law Board told the Supreme Court of India that Muslim women are allowed to offer namaz in mosques but cannot demand entry through a specific door. It clarified that while participation is permitted, certain religious discipline and practices must be followed.

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    BREAKING | District Judge Quota Row | Have No Intention of Curbing High Courts’ Discretion: Supreme Court
    BREAKING | District Judge Quota Row | Have No Intention of Curbing High Courts’ Discretion: Supreme Court
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    BREAKING | District Judge Quota Row | Have No Intention of Curbing High Courts’ Discretion: Supreme Court

    Today, On 29th October, During the All India Judges Association Case hearing, The Supreme Court clarified that it has no intention of curbing the discretion of High Courts in recommending names for appointments but questioned why each High Court is following a different policy in the process.

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    CJI Gavai Stands Firm: ‘Not a Word Changed’ Despite Dissent in Retrospective EC Judgment
    BREAKING | District Judge Quota Row | Why Should Each High Court Follow a Different Policy?: CJI Gavai
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    BREAKING | District Judge Quota Row | Why Should Each High Court Follow a Different Policy?: CJI Gavai

    Today, On 29th October, During the All India Judges Association Case hearing, CJI BR Gavai questioned why different High Courts follow varying policies for District Judge appointments, hinting at the need for a uniform system across India’s judiciary.

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