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Supreme Court Rejects Arun Gawli’s Bail: Justice Prevails Over Crime

Supreme Court Rejects Arun Gawli’s Bail: Justice Prevails Over Crime

Hello friends, Today we are talking about the case of Mumbai’s famous gangster-turned-politician Arun Gawli, whose bail plea has been rejected by the Supreme Court. Arun Gawli, who is serving a life sentence in the 2007 murder case of Shiv Sena corporator Kamlakar Jamsandekar, had appealed for bail. Gawali claimed that he had followed all

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Supreme Court Paves the Way for Refugee Children to Join Delhi's Schools

Supreme Court Paves the Way for Refugee Children to Join Delhi’s Schools

Hello friends, Today we are going to talk about an important and sensitive issue, which is related to many refugee families and their children. Recently, the Supreme Court has given an important order, which will give refugee children the right to get admission to local schools in Delhi. This decision is a ray of hope

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Supreme Court Landmark Ruling: Prolonged Detention Violates Right to Speedy Trial

Supreme Court Landmark Ruling: Prolonged Detention Violates Right to Speedy Trial

Hello friends! Have you ever wondered how painful it can be for a person to stay in jail for a long time without being convicted, without any conclusion? The answer to this question has been given by the Supreme Court in an important decision recently. The court said that if an accused remains in jail

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Supreme Court Steps In After Tragic Stampede at New Delhi Railway Station

Supreme Court Steps In After Tragic Stampede at New Delhi Railway Station

Hello friends, the Supreme Court steps in after the recent tragic accident at New Delhi Railway Station shook us all. 18 people lost their lives in this accident on Saturday, and thousands were injured. The accident happened when a crowd of passengers was jostling to go from one platform to another, and the sudden platform

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Supreme Court on Executive Power: ‘Functus Officio’ Doesn’t Paralyze Rule-Making

Supreme Court on Executive Power: ‘Functus Officio’ Doesn’t Paralyze Rule-Making

Hello friends! Sometimes government decisions are such that they matter a lot not only in the legal world but also for the general public. The Supreme Court has recently given an important verdict, stating that the principle of ‘Functus Officio’ does not apply to the executive rule-making authority. This decision not only clarifies the legal

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Supreme Court Tightens Property Rules: Stamp Duty Mandatory on Agreement to Sell

Supreme Court Tightens Property Rules: Stamp Duty Mandatory on Agreement to Sell

Hello friends, Have you ever thought about the process of buying or selling a property? Often we understand that stamp duty applies only to the sale deed, but the Supreme Court has recently given an important decision, which has made it clear that if possession of the property is given in the Agreement to Sell,

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Supreme Court Slams Overpriced Lawyers: Justice Must Be Accessible to All

Supreme Court Slams Overpriced Lawyers: Justice Must Be Accessible to All

Hello friends, The Supreme Court has recently expressed concern over a serious issue how financial constraints prevent poor and middle-class individuals from accessing justice. Often, we see that wealthy people can easily navigate the legal system by hiring expensive lawyers, while those who are financially weak struggle to even reach the courtroom. The heavy fees

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