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The Supreme Court on Wednesday passed a slew of directions to curb the release of untreated waste in water bodies and asked state pollution control boards not to allow industrial units to work if they do not have functional primary effluent treatment plants (PETPs), after giving them notice.

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The Supreme Court has surprised everyone with the decision to treat the letter of the wife of the former Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh Kalikho Pul as a writ petition and to hear the matter before a bench of Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel and Justice UU Lalit tomorrow.

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The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected the  plea to abort  26-week-old foetus which, reports show, suffers from ‘Down Syndrome’ and may be born with physical and mental abnormalities. Despite sympathising with the mother, the SC said that a pregnancy cannot be terminated after it crosses the 20-week mark, citing the 46-year-old Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act.

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Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court- appointed SIT on black money, Justice Arijit Pasayat on Thursday, said Rs 70,000 crore of black money has been unearthed so far and the sixth report on it will be submitted to the apex court in April.

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Supreme Court has sent a notice to Centre, and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on a plea that alleges that the public is not being allowed to deposit demonetised currency notes till March 31, 2017 as had been promised by them. PM Narendra Modi and the RBI had announced that the public will be allowed to exchange their banned Rs 500 and Rs 1000 currency notes without any hindrance till March 10

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The Ram Mandir dispute in Ayodhya may be sorted out soon. The Supreme Court today sought an urgent hearing on the matter next week and offered to play a mediator to sort out the controversy after suggesting the contesting groups to try for an amicable solution by talks

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Hilarious. "amicable solution through talks" ? WTF? Its as if this is a recent issue and the concerned parties are merely being litigious. These SOBs need to take sanyas if they can't give a decision after 100 years. Ofcourse, what is really happening here is, in face of all the facts, their cowardice is shining through.

Another example in a long line that proves that Sickulars are merely coward dhimmis. 

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People are jumping the gun here. The Supreme Court has merely observed aka suggested some kind of understanding and/or rapprochement between the various claimants in the said title deed. It hasn't decided/passed a judgement. Too much premature bashing of the SC going on here. In short the SC hasn't shirked its responsibilities. It has just suggested another avenue to reach some kind of a closure where everyone can be happy.

 

 

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The Supreme Court directed Union Government to submit the files of 199 cases related to 1984 Anti-Sikh riots wrapped up by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) that was setup to re-investigate the case. An investigation is due to ascertain the reason behind closing the cases.

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The Supreme Court on Monday said that the Narendra Modi government cannot make Aadhaar ‘mandatory for extending’ benefits of its various social welfare schemes. The apex court, however, observed that the Government can use Aadhaar in other schemes like opening of bank accounts. 

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The All India Muslim Personal Law Board on Monday told the Supreme Court that talaq and polygamy are an integral part of the religion of Sunni Muslims. The Muslim Board handed some written information to the Supreme Court saying that it cannot alter the sanctity of personal laws. 

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12 hours ago, tweaker said:

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board on Monday told the Supreme Court that talaq and polygamy are an integral part of the religion of Sunni Muslims. The Muslim Board handed some written information to the Supreme Court saying that it cannot alter the sanctity of personal laws. 

:phehe:

 

There is nothing lawful about the All India Muslim Personal Law Board

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