JUSTICE CENTER
'Hamara Samvidhan Hamara Samman' portal to be launched to enhance citizen participation
The 'Hamara Samvidhan Hamara Samman' campaign's second regional event will be held on July 16, 2024, in Prayagraj, marking the Constitution's 75th anniversary. It is a part of the DISHA scheme by the Department of Justice. Recognising pro bono advocates and launching a citizen portal, the event aims to promote legal awareness and citizen engagement. Notable attendees include the Minister of State for Law and Justice and the Chief Justice of the High Court of Allahabad.
Bhole Baba not absconding, claims advocate; Mainpuri cops say godman at center of Hathras horror not in ashram
Following rumors that Bhole Baba was staying at an opulent ashram in Mainpuri, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Sunil Kumar stated on Thursday that "Baba has not been located within the ashram."A lawyer representing Bhole Baba asserted on Wednesday that "miscreants" were responsible for the stampede at the preacher's 'satsang' where 121 people tragically lost their lives the previous day, contradicting initial findings suggesting the incident occurred as followers surged to gather soil touched by his feet.
Boeing in talks with US Department of Justice to resolve charges over safety lapses
Boeing Co. is in talks with the US Justice Department to resolve potential charges related to the 737 Max crashes. The settlement may include a corporate monitor. DOJ prosecutors seek charges, but it's uncertain if Boeing will plead guilty. Challenges continue with ongoing investigations and financial strains.
US probing China Telecom, China Mobile over internet, cloud risks
The Biden administration is investigating China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom over concerns they could misuse access to American data through their U.S. cloud and internet services by sharing it with Beijing. The Commerce Department is leading the probe, which has completed "risk-based analyses" of China Mobile and China Telecom. These companies, despite being barred from providing certain services, still offer cloud and internet routing services in the U.S., posing potential national security risks. The investigation aims to close any remaining avenues for Chinese firms to access U.S. data, amid ongoing tech tensions.
Bihar call center horror: Women lured with fraudulent job offers in Muzaffarpur, trapped and sexually assaulted
A man was arrested in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh for his involvement in a racket that kept young women captive in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district, where they were sexually assaulted under the guise of job offers. The arrest was made by an SIT formed to investigate the case, as per a PTI report.
Sushant Singh Rajput death anniversary: Sister Shweta pleads for justice after 4 years, Mahesh Shetty says 'We deserve to know'
On the fourth anniversary of Sushant Singh Rajput's death, his sister Shweta Singh Kirti and close friend Mahesh Shetty shared emotional tributes on social media, demanding justice and closure. Shweta expressed her frustration and helplessness, urging authorities and the public to uncover the truth behind her brother's mysterious death. Mahesh echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the need for answers and justice.
- Go To Page 1
Need to ensure arbitration institutions are not controlled by "self-perpetrating clique": CJI
Speaking at the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, Chandrachud said now is the time for countries such as India to step up to the occasion to create and promote a culture of commercial arbitration and the robust institutionalisation of arbitration will further the culture of arbitration in the Global South.
Israeli army says it used small munitions in Rafah airstrike, and fire was caused by secondary blast
Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, the chief military spokesman, said Tuesday that the military fired two 17-kilogram (37-pound) munitions that targeted two senior Hamas militants. He said the munitions would have been too small to ignite a fire on their own and the military is looking into the possibility that weapons were stored in the area.
Who is Naveen Kichi? The man at the center of the controversy in Delhi hospital fire
A fire in Delhi's Vivek Vihar Baby Care New Born hospital resulted in the death of seven newborns. The hospital's director, Naveen Kichi, was arrested under sections 336 and 304A by Delhi Police.
Asserting its strategic choice, China backs Russia to the hilt
China supports Russia in the Ukraine conflict, defying calls for neutrality. Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, autocratic leaders, reaffirm their alliance during Putin's visit to mark the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations. They strengthen military cooperation, denounce US actions, and agree on deep-space exploration, satellite navigation systems, telecommunications, and a multipolar world order.
Donald Trump wants to control the Justice Department and FBI. His allies have a plan
Donald Trump's allies aim to reshape the Justice Department to align with conservative causes, potentially compromising its independence and core values in a second Trump presidency.
Xi, Putin hail ties as 'stabilising' force in chaotic world
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin emphasized the crucial role of China-Russia relations in maintaining global peace and stability.
Israel's Rafah offensive heightens strain on Egypt ties
Egypt has formally accused Israel of genocide and hardened its stance over the Gaza conflict, reflecting public anger. Both countries blamed each other for the closure of the crucial Rafah border crossing. Despite harsh rhetoric, analysts see no threat to the 1979 peace treaty between the U.S. allies. Egypt's support for an international case against Israel marks a significant shift, although largely symbolic, aimed at addressing domestic discontent. Diplomatic relations remain tense but stable.
Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin hail ties as 'stabilising' force in chaotic world
Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin met in Beijing to strengthen their nations' relationship, with Putin seeking Chinese support for his war in Ukraine. Xi emphasized the importance of the China-Russia partnership for global peace and justice, while Putin highlighted their role in maintaining stability in the international arena. Despite economic challenges due to Western sanctions, the two leaders reaffirmed their commitment to deepening ties.
Mission impossible? Next Boeing CEO faces pile of problems
On Tuesday night, the Department of Justice said Boeing had breached a 2021 criminal settlement over the 737 MAX crashes, opening the company up to possible prosecution. Faced with these challenges, Boeing's next chief will need to be a kind of corporate magician capable of turning around troubled operations, resetting bruised relations with airline clients and redefining the company's public identity following scandal and missteps.
Who is Harrison Butker? Why has he criticized Pride Month, gay rights and ridiculed pop icon Taylor Swift?
Known for his conservative Catholic beliefs, Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has once again hit the headlines for the wrong reasons. He has criticized Pride Month, and gay rights and ridiculed pop icon Taylor Swift, his teammate Travis Kelce’s girlfriend.
Eid-ul-Fitr: Islamic center at Rutgers University vandalized. Was it a hate crime? Know in detail
Authorities have said that a building at the Center for Islamic Life at Rutgers University had its windows shattered, artwork smashed, TVs and printers broken as well as a Palestinian flag destroyed. It happened on the Muslim festival of Eid-ul-Fitr.
Supreme Court cautions against Centre-State governments' disputes
SC directed Centre to respond to Karnataka's plea for drought relief funds, amidst allegations of lack of assistance and arbitrary actions. Earlier, Punjab, Kerala and Tamil Nadu too had approached the apex court to complain about the Centre.
Supreme Court says Kerala responsible for its own financial misery, rejects state's plea to borrow more
Supreme Court rejects Kerala's plea for financial relief, attributing struggles to mismanagement. The case referred to a Constitution bench. The ruling has implications for state-Centre relations and fiscal policies in Indian federalism.
Supreme Court urges Center to bailout Kerala amid financial crisis
SC has urged the Union government to contemplate offering a singular financial rescue package to the Kerala administration, which is encountering fiscal challenges owing to the borrowing ceiling imposed by the Centre. The Court has proposed adjusting the bailout sum in the subsequent fiscal year. However, the Centre has expressed hesitancy, citing prior refusals of comparable bailout requests.
Karnataka Cabinet recommends internal reservation among SCs, asks Centre for constitutional amendment
Addressing the media after the meeting, Law minister HK Patil and social welfare minister HC Mahadevappa said the Cabinet had decided to recommend to the Center to constitutionally empower the states to revise the reservation according to the new census and to amend Article 341 of the Constitution for internal reservation. The move is likely to boost the Congress party’s chances in the Lok Sabha polls due in a few months.
New criminal justice bills mark end of colonial-era laws, watershed moment in history: PM Modi
These bills will replace the Indian Penal Code-1860, the Code of Criminal Procedure-1898 and the Indian Evidence Act of 1872, respectively. "These bills mark the end of colonial-era laws. A new era begins with laws centered on public service and welfare," the prime minister said.
James Bulger killer Jon Venables to remain behind bars after parole bid rejected
Jon Venables, one of the convicted killers of James Bulger, will remain behind bars as the Parole Board rejected his bid for release. The decision, made by a panel after a two-day closed-door hearing, cited concerns about public safety and questioned Venables' ability to be open with professionals.
Hunter Biden indicted on nine tax charges, adding to gun charges in special counsel probe
The new charges - three felonies and six misdemeanors - are in addition to federal firearms charges in Delaware alleging Hunter Biden broke laws against drug users having guns in 2018. They come after the implosion of a plea deal over the summer that would have spared him jail time.
China's financial reckoning: Judge Linda Chan takes center stage amid real estate giants' debt woes
Judge Linda Chan presides over an unprecedented wave of Chinese corporate defaults, holding real estate giants like Evergrande accountable. Chan's courtroom decisions, pushing for creditor recovery and challenging distressed companies, reveal the complex interplay between Hong Kong's legal system and the mainland's policies, shaping the future of China's financial landscape
Rapist jailed for seven years, forever marked as a sex offender for attack on teenager in Aberdeen
A 19-year-old man who assaulted an 18-year-old woman outside a city bar in Aberdeen has been sentenced to seven years in prison, forever marked as a sex offender. The courageous victim's pursuit of her assailant, captured on CCTV, played a pivotal role in the trial.
St. Louis prisoners hold 70-year-old guard hostage, demanding 'pizza and chicken patties'
Tuesday morning bore witness to chaos as prisoners within the St Louis Justice Center launched an audacious move, taking a 70-year-old guard captive and plunging the facility into turmoil.
Over 1.54 lakh sub, primary health centers transformed into Ayushman Bharat-Health and Wellness Centers: Mansukh Mandaviya
"For the first-time health is being linked with the agenda of development under a holistic approach undertaken by the union government. The pandemic period has provided us an opportunity to strengthen our healthcare infrastructure and delivery systems," Mandaviya said. The MSG is the apex decision-making body of NHM that takes decisions on policies and program implementation under the Mission.
Load More
