COVER STORY
History will be made on Friday evening as India makes FIFA U-17 World Cup debut in Delhi
Outlook Magazine - 3 February 2020
Republic Day Special: Justice@70
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Supreme Court Appoints Amicus On Plea Seeking Reopening Of Investigation Into Gandhi's AssassinationThe petition was filed by Mumbai-based Dr Pankaj Phadnis, a researcher and a trustee of Abhinav Bharat
'The time is now ripe for Rahul Gandhi to end the stalemate and to become the President of the Congress Party'
On Thursday, Ghosh was allegedly chased and heckled by rebel GJM supporters, who gathered and raised slogans for saying 'no' to Gorkhaland.
Kim, while responding to questions on slowdown in India's growth in the first quarter said GST is going to have a positive impact on the Indian economy.
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The IAF confirmed that the accident had taken place at close to 6 a.m. this morning while the helicopter was on an air maintenance mission.
Jafri's son termed the ruling as a victory, as the court allowed the petitioners to approach an appropriate forum to seek re-investigation.
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Supreme Court Appoints Amicus On Plea Seeking Reopening Of Investigation Into Gandhi's Assassination
The petition was filed by Mumbai-based Dr Pankaj Phadnis, a researcher and a trustee of Abhinav Bharat
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'The time is now ripe for Rahul Gandhi to end the stalemate and to become the President of the Congress Party'
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On Thursday, Ghosh was allegedly chased and heckled by rebel GJM supporters, who gathered and raised slogans for saying 'no' to Gorkhaland.
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Kim, while responding to questions on slowdown in India's growth in the first quarter said GST is going to have a positive impact on the Indian economy.
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The IAF confirmed that the accident had taken place at close to 6 a.m. this morning while the helicopter was on an air maintenance mission.
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Jafri's son termed the ruling as a victory, as the court allowed the petitioners to approach an appropriate forum to seek re-investigation.
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OTHER STORIES
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Airtel leads the 4G and 3G speed scores, while Idea and Vodafone were locked for second place in 4G download, each with a measured average LTE speed of 7.4 Mbps.
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India along with Brazil, Germany and Japan have been pushing for the expansion of the UN Security Council.
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Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal was also at the event
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The NGO claimed high level of PM10 may "reduce" the quality of football played during the tournament.
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The explosion took place at the shrine at a time when hundreds of people had gathered to pay their respect.
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The issue is wider and goes beyond the boundaries of Kerala.
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According to the reports, the student has claimed that she was "dragged and slapped".
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Ishiguro, "in novels of great emotional force, has uncovered the abyss beneath our illusory sense of connection with the world," the Academy wrote.
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"I am sharing this concern with you as someone who has grown among your midst and not as the prime minister. "
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Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has little option but to bite the bullet to put the spark back in the faltering Indian economy
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Hindutva 2.0 stands on three decades of ‘reforms’ aided by capital flows and the global clout they bring
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By calling district courts and magistracy the 'lower' judiciary, great disservice is done to their role in justice delivery, write Justice (Retd) Ruma Pal and Arghya Sengupta
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All kinds of people access courts, including persons with special needs. Any institution that seeks to be accessible to a diverse audience must be prepared to accommodate and make comfortable everyone, write Sumathi Chandrashekaran and Reshma Sekhar
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The judiciary must understand that high court judges lack the time and skill for complex managerial tasks. It's time to recruit skilled managers from government or private sector, say Chitrakshi Jain and Shreya Tripathy
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The gallows will have to wait longer for Nirbhaya convicts
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Why Bollywood courtroom dramas are so unreal? Because as a society we’re happy with the make-believe
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A comprehensive and crisply-written biography of R.N. Kao mirrors the warm individual, his formative assignments and the fine webs he’d later weave
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An opaque judiciary is a cause for concern since on it rests our hope of defending our constitutional rights and liberties, writes Editor-in-Chief Ruben Banerjee.
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It is necessary that the law be made available to citizens in an affordable and accessible manner, writes Malavika Rajkumar
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Unlike the army or the police, the judiciary is an institution that should welcome older, more experienced lawyers to hold office, writes Prashant Reddy
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As the third pillar of democracy, the Indian judiciary, now an 'old-boys' club', needs to imbibe the principles it is mandated to protect, write Tarika Jain and Shreya Tripathy
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Even after 70 years of India as a Republic, the Supreme Court is yet to launch even the modest pilot project of webcasting constitutionally important cases, write Prashant reddy and Vaidehi Misra
