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24-hour period to produce before magistrate starts with detention, not formal arrest: SCThe Supreme Court ruled that the 24-hour period for presenting an accused to a magistrate starts with actual detention. This ruling clarifi...
Supreme Court denies bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, gives it to 5 othersThe SC, however, granted bail to some of the co-accused: Gulfisha Fatima, Meeran Haider, Shifa Ur Rehman, Mohd Saleem Khan and Shadab Ahmed...
Health insurance claim got rejected? Here's what you need to do nowMost of the policyholders regularly pay their health insurance premium hoping that one day this policy will rescue them if they face any me...
- NSE phone tapping case: Chitra Ramkrishna mastermind behind conspiracy, ED tells HC while opposing bail
Ramkrishna was appointed as Joint MD NSE in 2009 and served until March 31, 2013. On April 1, 2013, she was promoted to MD and CEO. Her tim...
I hang my head in shame, says Kapil Sibal on state of judiciaryAttacking the BJP-led government at the Centre, he said there is a "de facto emergency" in place with "throttling" of institutions. The rul...
Importance of assigning reasons for grant or denial of bail can't be undermined: Supreme Court"There is certainly no straight jacket formula which exists for courts to assess an application for grant or rejection of bail but the dete...
PFI, SDPI extremist organisations indulging in serious acts of violence, says Kerala HCThe SDPI is a political party founded in 2009. It is the political offshoot of the Islamist outfit PFI.
Lakhimpur case: SC sets aside Allahabad HC order granting bail to Ashish MishraOn October 3 last year, eight people were killed in Lakhimpur Kheri during violence that erupted when farmers were protesting against Uttar...
Nirav Modi guilty on all charges, can be extradited to India: UK CourtA UK court on Thursday allowed the Indian government’s request seeking extradition of diamond merchant Nirav Modi, a key accused in the $2 ...
Govt must read 'extremely important' dissent order in Sabarimala verdict: Justice NarimanJustices Nariman and Chandrachud, who were a part of the five-judge Constitution bench in the Sabarimala case, on Thursday dissented from t...
You have to blend good governance with clever politics to win elections: Arun JaitleyYou have to find a right blend of good governance and clever politics to win elections, he said.
Post-High Court bail, SC may review its SC/ST rulingThe court had toned down the provisions in a bid to prevent its misuse and protect honest public servants discharging bona fide duties from...
RJD denies making calls to CBI judge handling Lalu's caseParty members instead blamed political opponents for the act saying that it may be intended to 'queer' the pitch for their chief- Lalu Pras...
Need to address inflation from supply side, RBI must now cut rates: Pradip P Shah"If we can continue to grow as we had done in the past and much higher than the recent 4.5%, we can see a dramatic improvement in inflows i...
Supreme Court stay on all petitions related 2G Scam trials draws mixed reactionOn April 11, SC had directed that no high court should take up any application or petition in connection with the 2G scam case.
- Bail is norm: Supreme Court to courts
Supreme Court on Monday said denial of bail to an accused for an indefinite period impinged on the Fundamental Right to life and personal l...
- Jail has become norm, bail exception!
High-profile incarceration may help highlight fate of thousands of poor under trials locked up.
- 2G spectrum case: India Inc's high-fliers behind bars
Unitech chief Sanjay Chandra, DB Realty founder Vinod Goenka and three senior executives of ADAG were bundled into Delhi’s Tihar jail on We...
- Remembering Lehman Brothers' collapse
When Lehman failed, few saw it as a disaster. Letting Lehman go was presented as an act of virtue and, worse still, of prudent regulation. ...
Remembering Lehman’s collapseWhen Lehman failed, few saw it as a disaster. Letting Lehman go was presented as an act of virtue & worse still, of prudent regulation.