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    CBFC Moves Supreme Court Over Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’, Seeks Hearing Before Any Release Order
    CBFC Moves Supreme Court Over Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’, Seeks Hearing Before Any Release Order
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    CBFC Moves Supreme Court Over Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayagan’, Seeks Hearing Before Any Release Order

    The CBFC has filed a caveat in the Supreme Court in the Jana Nayagan release case, asking that no order be passed without hearing it. The move follows the Madras High Court’s decision to flag concerns over references to the Army and religious sentiments in the film.

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    Jana Nayagan Release Row: Madras High Court Sends CBFC Censor Dispute Back for Reconsideration
    Jana Nayagan Release Row: Madras High Court Sends CBFC Censor Dispute Back for Reconsideration
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    Jana Nayagan Release Row: Madras High Court Sends CBFC Censor Dispute Back for Reconsideration

    Today, On 27th January, A Division Bench of the Madras High Court allowed the CBFC’s appeal and set aside the single judge’s order directing censor clearance for Vijay’s film Jana Nayagan. The court sent the CBFC dispute back for fresh reconsideration today.

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    CJI’s Deity Remark Row | Every Action Has an Unequal Social Media Reaction: SG Mehta Warns Against Online Misrepresentation
    CJI’s Deity Remark Row | Every Action Has an Unequal Social Media Reaction: SG Mehta Warns Against Online Misrepresentation
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    CJI’s Deity Remark Row | Every Action Has an Unequal Social Media Reaction: SG Mehta Warns Against Online Misrepresentation

    Today, On 18th September, In the CJI’s Deity Remark Row, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta cautioned that every action today faces an unequal reaction on social media. He warned that such misrepresentation can distort public perception and impact the credibility of institutions.

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    Hindu Group Protests CJI’s Lord Vishnu Remarks with Times Square Campaign
    Hindu Group Protests CJI’s Lord Vishnu Remarks with Times Square Campaign
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    BREAKING| I Have Respect for All Religions: Chief Justice Responds to Impeach The CJI Trend Over Lord Vishnu Idol Remark

    Today, On 18th September, Chief Justice of India clarified in court that his remarks were wrongly portrayed on social media, stressing, “I have respect for all religions,” as #ImpeachTheCJI trended online over the Lord Vishnu idol restoration plea.

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    Hindu Group Protests CJI’s Lord Vishnu Remarks with Times Square Campaign
    Hindu Group Protests CJI’s Lord Vishnu Remarks with Times Square Campaign
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    BREAKING| Impeach the CJI Trends After Remark on Lord Vishnu: Go and Ask the Deity Itself to Do Something

    The Supreme Court’s remark, “Go and Ask the Deity Itself to Do Something,” on Lord Vishnu in the Khajuraho idol case sparked nationwide outrage, with “Impeach the CJI” trending as devotees said their religious sentiments were deeply hurt.

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    Plea Seeks FIR Against Ex-UP Minister and Sambhal MLA Over Remarks Against Kanwariyas: "Kanwar Pilgrimage Has More Goons & Thugs"
    Plea Seeks FIR Against Ex-UP Minister and Sambhal MLA Over Remarks Against Kanwariyas: "Kanwar Pilgrimage Has More Goons & Thugs"
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    Plea Seeks FIR Against Ex-UP Minister and Sambhal MLA Over Remarks Against Kanwariyas: “Kanwar Pilgrimage Has More Goons & Thugs”

    A petition has been filed seeking an FIR against former Uttar Pradesh Minister Swami Prasad Maurya and Sambhal MLA Iqbal Mahmood for allegedly making derogatory remarks, claiming, “Kanwar pilgrimage has more goons and thugs than Shiva devotees.”

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    BJP MP Nishikant Dubey Moves SC Against FIR, Slaps Privilege Notice on Top Jharkhand Officials
    BJP MP Nishikant Dubey Moves SC Against FIR, Slaps Privilege Notice on Top Jharkhand Officials
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    BJP MP Nishikant Dubey Moves Supreme Court Against FIR, Slaps Privilege Notice on Top Jharkhand Officials

    BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has challenged the FIR lodged against him, moving the Supreme Court and filing a privilege motion against senior Jharkhand officials. The move escalates the political and legal tussle between the MP and the state administration.

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    "Now That Centre Has Passed Order, Go to High Court": Supreme Court on Udaipur Files Movie Row
    "Now That Centre Has Passed Order, Go to High Court": Supreme Court on Udaipur Files Movie Row
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    “Now That Centre Has Passed Order, Go to High Court”: Supreme Court on Udaipur Files Movie Row

    Supreme Court has asked petitioners to approach Delhi High Court over the challenge to Udaipur Files release. The film, based on tailor Kanhaiya Lal’s murder, faces objections for allegedly vilifying Muslims.

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    Rajasthan HC Dismisses Plea Over ‘Malicious’ Ayodhya Verdict Question in LL.B. Exam: “Academic Freedom Should Not Be Curtailed Merely Because Sentiments Are Hurt”
    Rajasthan HC Dismisses Plea Over ‘Malicious’ Ayodhya Verdict Question in LL.B. Exam: “Academic Freedom Should Not Be Curtailed Merely Because Sentiments Are Hurt”
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    Rajasthan HC Dismisses Plea Over ‘Malicious’ Ayodhya Verdict Question in LL.B. Exam: “Academic Freedom Should Not Be Curtailed Merely Because Sentiments Are Hurt”

    Rajasthan HC Dismisses Plea Over ‘Malicious’ Ayodhya Verdict Question in LL.B. Exam. Court says academic freedom cannot be curtailed merely because sentiments are hurt, unless the language used is clearly offensive, defamatory, or unlawful; upholds autonomy of educational institutions in syllabus design.

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    Chennai Cocaine Scandal: Actors Srikanth & Krishna Get Bail, Must Report Daily to Police
    Chennai Cocaine Scandal: Actors Srikanth & Krishna Get Bail, Must Report Daily to Police
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    “Everyone Taking a Mic Must Understand”: Madras HC Slams Ponmudi’s Remarks, Keeps Case Alive

    Madras High Court declines to close suo motu case against ex-Minister K Ponmudi for lewd joke on Shaivite-Vaishnavite tilaks. Court warns politicians can’t misuse Article 19 under the guise of free speech.

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