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    “Democracy Did Not Grow Old Prematurely”: Supreme Court Judges Re-Enact Kesavananda Bharati Case at JGLS
    “Democracy Did Not Grow Old Prematurely”: Supreme Court Judges Re-Enact Kesavananda Bharati Case at JGLS
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    “Democracy Did Not Grow Old Prematurely”: Supreme Court Judges Re-Enact Kesavananda Bharati Case at JGLS

    Supreme Court judges, top law officers and senior advocates came together at JGLS to re-enact the iconic Kesavananda Bharati case. The event highlighted the Basic Structure doctrine and the continuing debate on judicial independence and parliamentary power.

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    Gazab ka Jokepal: Rs 70 Lakh BMWs & Rs 50 Lakh Rent, India’s Anti-Corruption Watchdog Indulges in Luxury!
    Gazab ka Jokepal: Rs 70 Lakh BMWs & Rs 50 Lakh Rent, India’s Anti-Corruption Watchdog Indulges in Luxury!
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    Why Is the Lokpal Buying BMWs? Public Outcry Over Rs.70 Lakh Car Tender

    The seven-member Lokpal headed by Justice A M Khanwilkar has invited bids to buy seven BMW 3 Series 330Li cars worth Rs.70 lakh each, sparking criticism as the tender mandates delivery within 30 days with no extension allowed.

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    From High Courts to Apex Court: Supreme Court Judges’ Parent High Courts Explained
    From High Courts to Apex Court: Supreme Court Judges’ Parent High Courts Explained
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    From High Courts to Apex Court: Supreme Court Judges’ Parent High Courts Explained

    Explore the journey of India’s Supreme Court judges from their parent High Courts to the apex bench. Understand their careers, appointments, and the Collegium system that shapes the nation’s highest judiciary.

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    CJI Gavai & Supreme Court Judges Donate Rs 25,000 Each for Flood Relief: Unwavering Commitment to Humanitarian Values
    CJI Gavai & Supreme Court Judges Donate Rs 25,000 Each for Flood Relief: Unwavering Commitment to Humanitarian Values
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    CJI Gavai & Supreme Court Judges Donate Rs 25,000 Each for Flood Relief: Unwavering Commitment to Humanitarian Values

    CJI B R Gavai and Supreme Court judges have donated Rs 25,000 each to the Prime Minister’s Flood Relief Fund. This move reflects their “unwavering commitment to humanitarian values” and support for flood-affected communities across India.

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    If Animals Could Have a Religion, Man Would Be Devil: Justice MM Sundresh at Kerala Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict
    If Animals Could Have a Religion, Man Would Be Devil: Justice MM Sundresh at Kerala Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict
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    If Animals Could Have a Religion, Man Would Be Devil: Justice MM Sundresh at Kerala Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict

    Today, On 30th August, The NALSA-KeLSA legal conference on human-wildlife conflict began in Kerala, where Justice MM Sundresh stressed that reckless human actions drive the crisis. Referring to a WhatsApp message, he noted, “If animals could have a religion, man would be devil.”

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    Kiren Rijiju Slams Kapil Sibal as 'Average Lawyer': "One MP Can’t Dictate His Personal Agenda to Parliament"
    Kiren Rijiju Slams Kapil Sibal as 'Average Lawyer': "One MP Can’t Dictate His Personal Agenda to Parliament"
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    Kiren Rijiju Slams Kapil Sibal as ‘Average Lawyer’: “One MP Can’t Dictate His Personal Agenda to Parliament”

    Kiren Rijiju slammed Kapil Sibal as an “average lawyer,” saying, “One MP can’t dictate his personal agenda to Parliament,” after Sibal opposed any impeachment move against Justice Varma without probing Justice Yadav’s communal remarks.

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    Historic Nagpur Felicitation for CJI Gavai to Witness Unprecedented Supreme Court Gathering
    Historic Nagpur Felicitation for CJI Gavai to Witness Unprecedented Supreme Court Gathering
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    Historic Nagpur Felicitation for CJI Gavai to Witness Unprecedented Supreme Court Gathering

    On June 28, Nagpur will honor Chief Justice of India Bhushan Gavai in a historic celebration featuring five Supreme Court judges. This emotional event caps his elevation to chief justice since May 2024. The HCBA will also inaugurate a new bar room for lawyers, highlighting Gavai’s contributions to the legal community.

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    "Calcutta HC Orders West Bengal to Stop Illegal Elephant Transfers, Calls Out Cruelty in Bihar"
    "Calcutta HC Orders West Bengal to Stop Illegal Elephant Transfers, Calls Out Cruelty in Bihar"
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    “You Create the Law and Then Challenge It”: Calcutta High Court’s Witty Exchange with TMC MP Kalyan Bandyopadhyay

    During a criminal contempt hearing, Calcutta High Court judges and TMC MP Kalyan Bandyopadhyay engaged in humorous exchanges. Bandyopadhyay noted a parliamentary meeting agenda concerning judicial ethics, prompting witty remarks from the judges about the law’s creation and challenges. The interaction showcased a playful atmosphere amidst serious legal discussions.

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    11th International Yoga Day: CJI BR Gavai Participates in Supreme Court Yoga Session
    11th International Yoga Day: CJI BR Gavai Participates in Supreme Court Yoga Session
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    11th International Yoga Day: CJI BR Gavai Participates in Supreme Court Yoga Session

    Today, On 21st June, On the 11th International Yoga Day, CJI BR Gavai joined a special yoga session held at the Supreme Court’s Administrative Building in Delhi. He also addressed participants, encouraging the practice for health and well-being.

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    CJI Gavai: "No Nation Can Be Truly Progressive or Democratic Without Addressing Structural Inequalities"
    CJI Gavai: "No Nation Can Be Truly Progressive or Democratic Without Addressing Structural Inequalities"
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    CJI Gavai: “No Nation Can Be Truly Progressive or Democratic Without Addressing Structural Inequalities”

    CJI Gavai emphasized that a country cannot genuinely call itself progressive or democratic unless it tackles deep-rooted social inequalities. He highlighted the urgent need to eliminate systemic barriers that continue to marginalize large sections of society.

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