The bench, led by Justices B.R. Gavai and K.V. Viswanathan, has set a strict four-week deadline for the states to submit their counter-affidavits. The court warned that if the states fail to respond by the next hearing date, Chief Secretaries may be summoned to appear in person to explain the delay, with potential legal consequences.
The Registrar (Judicial) has been instructed to ensure timely communication of the order to the Chief Secretaries.
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US vetoes UN resolution demanding a cease-fire in Gaza because there's no link to a hostage release
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Skilling Renewables
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Democracy Dismantled
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Nuanced narratives
Israel for all its questionable positions on Palestine is a rare, healthy, and thriving democracy. As the world's most sanctioned nation by the United Nations, Israel has still not allowed the international opprobrium to coalesce, and consequently to regress into a single-party nation. while there are laws that directly or indirectly discriminate against the native Arab Israelis (largest minority composing 21 per cent of the population), yet the Arabs/Palestinians in Israel have equal voting rights with political space afforded for exclusive Arab parties
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18th global meet on building materials from 27-29 November
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