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Implementing the new laws will require additional training for law enforcement and administrative personnel, straining an already overburdened system.
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NEET was introduced in 2013 to streamline and democratise admissions medical education in India. The validity of NEET itself was litigated upon in the Supreme Court for eight years between 2012 and 2020. The apex court upheld the examination’s validity in 2020.
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It's meant to unclog the strained wheels of justice. Modi 3.0 has made it a priority in its agenda of judicial reforms
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The court said "The court does not have the expertise to decide even on interim basis which would violate or tinker MoU between the parties. It’s appropriate that it be dealt by UYRB." Delhi has an MoU with Haryana , Uttar Pradesh and Himachal over water sharing.
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The apex court also came down heavily on Himachal Pradesh for stating that they have an excess water of 137 cusecs while it may not be the case in reality.
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The Interim Resolution Professional has submitted that neither the 25,000 employees nor the ongoing projects will be affected, as IRP intends to run the company as a going concern, NCLAT said
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Earlier this month, it was reported that Amazon signed an agreement to acquire some assets from the Times Internet-owned streaming platform MX Player, signaling consolidation in India's increasingly competitive video streaming market.
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Tribunals have faced criticism over the years for pendency of cases and delay in the appointment of members.
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A single judge of the Madhya Pradesh High Court on May 27 refused to protect an interfaith couple who wished to get their marriage registered under SMA. The judge reasoned that a marriage between a Muslim man and a Hindu woman is invalid even if it under SMA.
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The investors filed an appeal against the order of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) from April 23, refusing to pass an effective/immediate order against Byju's over alleged violation of directives.
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While Kumar's lawyer senior advocate Hariharan urged the court to issue notice to the Delhi police in the case, Delhi police represented by senior advocate Sanjay Jain objected to the same as Kumar Could have moved the trial court seeking the same remedy.
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According to the order, Chandra was "unable to gain confidence in the RP and the impression what he gathered is that the RP could not aptly comprehend and understand the vastness and intricacies of the complicated affairs as businessman, a philanthropist and as a public servant.
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Legal experts opined that moving the trial court was the best legal option available with Kejriwal to extend his stint outside of judicial custody.
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The lenders, who have filed their insolvency plea through US-based non-bank loan agency Glas Trust Company LLC, told the tribunal that Byju's was borrowing more money in exchange for its shares
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The case was heard briefly today by the NCLT, it has however been adjourned to May 30 as SpiceJet sought time to respond to the plea.
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JKC chose to withdraw the plea after the appellate tribunal opined that it was not inclined to entertain the plea. NCLAT opined that JKC could not have filed an application before it while an appeal against its order is pending in the Supreme Court.
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The the embattled edtech firm was exploring settlements with operational creditors Teleperformance and Surfer Technologies, Byju's lawyer told NCLT
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According to the plea reviewed by Moneycontrol, Sony and MX entered into a distribution agreement in December 2021 by which Sony had granted certain rights including integration of the Service API and making available the Service Thumbnails on the Designated Digital Platform
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The order passed by a bench of justices Surya Kant and K V Viswanathan found this contention to be 'too far fetched' as they rejected a plea challenging the election of a Congress candidate in Karanataka's Chamrajpet in 2023 assembly elections.
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SpiceJet chose to withdraw the appeal and pursue the case before the single judge. However, the court granted SpiceJet time till June 17 to return the aircraft and engines, the airline was to originally return them to the lessor by May 28.
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Cash, gold, and liquor have always been used by political parties to influence people to vote a certain way. The EC has gone to the extent of cancelling elections in constituencies where large amounts of cash was recovered.
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Google, however, told the tribunal that it has not de-listed the apps from the Play Store and may not do so till the next hearing, which is July 5
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They have also been ordered to submit their Emirates cards so that they do not visit the United Arab Emirates, as they hold 'golden visas'. The card is issued by the UAE to golden visa holders
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“Identification of the classes in the said community as OBCs for electoral gains would leave them at the mercy of the concerned political establishment and may defeat and deny other rights,” the judgement said.
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The subject matter of these petitions range from constitutional challenges to law on control of administrative services in Delhi to directions for sending teachers to Finland for special training
