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    Remove Stray Dogs From Indore Tourist Spots on Priority, MP High Court Tells Municipal Corporation
    Remove Stray Dogs From Indore Tourist Spots on Priority, MP High Court Tells Municipal Corporation
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    Remove Stray Dogs From Indore Tourist Spots on Priority, MP High Court Tells Municipal Corporation

    The Madhya Pradesh High Court directed the Indore Municipal Corporation to urgently remove stray dogs from major tourist areas like Chhappan Dukan and Sarafa. The Court warned that the Municipal Commissioner may be summoned if the action report and sterilisation data are not satisfactory.

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    “Good Issue Raised”: Supreme Court Refers PIL on Intersex Rights and Census Inclusion to Three-Judge Bench
    “Good Issue Raised”: Supreme Court Refers PIL on Intersex Rights and Census Inclusion to Three-Judge Bench
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    “Good Issue Raised”: Supreme Court Refers PIL on Intersex Rights and Census Inclusion to Three-Judge Bench

    The Supreme Court has referred a PIL seeking legal protection for intersex children and inclusion in the Census to a three-judge Bench. The plea highlights non-consensual medical procedures and calls for clear rights and policies for intersex minors.

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    Rohingya Custodial Disappearance Row: Supreme Court Grants Centre Two Weeks To File Affidavit On Habeas Corpus Plea
    Rohingya Custodial Disappearance Row: Supreme Court Grants Centre Two Weeks To File Affidavit On Habeas Corpus Plea
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    Rohingya Custodial Disappearance Row: Supreme Court Grants Centre Two Weeks To File Affidavit On Habeas Corpus Plea

    Today, On 2nd December, The Supreme Court questioned a plea alleging the custodial disappearance of five Rohingyas, asking the petitioner to show the notification that recognises them as refugees. The Bench led by CJI Surya Kant flagged maintainability concerns and security issues.

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    Delhi High Court Flags Major Flaw in New Labour Code: ‘Old Acts Not Repealed Yet’
    Delhi High Court Flags Major Flaw in New Labour Code: ‘Old Acts Not Repealed Yet’
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    Delhi High Court Flags Major Flaw in New Labour Code: ‘Old Acts Not Repealed Yet’

    The Delhi High Court said the Centre enforced the Industrial Relations Code, 2020 without properly repealing older labour laws. The Court stressed that a clear “repealing notification” is mandatory and directed the government to fix the issue.

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    Calcutta High Court Says It Won’t Stop Babri-Style Mosque Ceremony in Murshidabad
    Calcutta High Court Says It Won’t Stop Babri-Style Mosque Ceremony in Murshidabad
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    Calcutta High Court Says It Won’t Stop Babri-Style Mosque Ceremony in Murshidabad

    The Calcutta High Court refused to halt the foundation stone-laying of a Babri-style mosque in Murshidabad, placing full responsibility for law and order on the West Bengal government. The court noted that both state police and CAPF are adequately deployed to prevent any disturbance.

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    ‘Is It Correct?’: PIL in Delhi High Court Flags 650 Govt Lawyers Without AIBE; Court Seeks Centre’s Reply
    ‘Is It Correct?’: PIL in Delhi High Court Flags 650 Govt Lawyers Without AIBE; Court Seeks Centre’s Reply
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    ‘Is It Correct?’: PIL in Delhi High Court Flags 650 Govt Lawyers Without AIBE; Court Seeks Centre’s Reply

    A PIL in the Delhi High Court challenges the Centre’s appointment of over 650 advocates as government counsel, alleging many have not cleared the mandatory AIBE. The Court has asked the Centre to clarify the selection criteria before the next hearing on December 11.

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    Show the Notification That Recognises Them as Refugees: Supreme Court Questions Plea on Custodial Disappearance of Rohingyas
    Show the Notification That Recognises Them as Refugees: Supreme Court Questions Plea on Custodial Disappearance of Rohingyas
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    Show the Notification That Recognises Them as Refugees: Supreme Court Questions Plea on Custodial Disappearance of Rohingyas

    Today, On 2nd December, The Supreme Court questioned a plea alleging the custodial disappearance of five Rohingyas, asking the petitioner to show the notification that recognises them as refugees. The Bench led by CJI Surya Kant flagged maintainability concerns and security issues.

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    120 Bahadur Makers to Honour All Rezang La Heroes: Delhi High Court Records Assurance Amid Ahir Community’s Objection
    120 Bahadur Makers to Honour All Rezang La Heroes: Delhi High Court Records Assurance Amid Ahir Community’s Objection
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    120 Bahadur Makers to Honour All Rezang La Heroes: Delhi High Court Records Assurance Amid Ahir Community’s Objection

    Producers of 120 Bahadur told the Delhi High Court they will name all 120 Rezang La soldiers in the film’s end credits and OTT release. The Court refused to rename the film but accepted the tribute assurance and disposed of the PIL.

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    Bombay High Court Slams “Systemic Failure” in Navi Mumbai Illegal Buildings; Warns Govt Can’t Be a “Passive Spectator”
    Bombay High Court Slams “Systemic Failure” in Navi Mumbai Illegal Buildings; Warns Govt Can’t Be a “Passive Spectator”
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    Bombay High Court Slams “Systemic Failure” in Navi Mumbai Illegal Buildings; Warns Govt Can’t Be a “Passive Spectator”

    The Bombay High Court raised alarm over 2,100 illegal constructions in Navi Mumbai, calling it a “systemic failure” caused by officials–developer nexus. The Court said the Maharashtra government cannot remain a “passive spectator” while home buyers suffer.

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    Supreme Court Slams CBI for ‘Political Battles’ in Jharkhand Appointment Probe
    Supreme Court Slams CBI for ‘Political Battles’ in Jharkhand Appointment Probe
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    Supreme Court Slams CBI for ‘Political Battles’ in Jharkhand Appointment Probe

    The Supreme Court questioned why the CBI was being used to “fight political battles” while hearing the Jharkhand Assembly recruitment case. The Court refused to allow a preliminary CBI inquiry and criticised the agency’s early involvement.

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