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The Supreme Court ... Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud however told senior advocate Indira Jaising, appearing for the NGO, that directing Prasar Bharati to start a 24-hour channel would not ...

YouTuber Felix Jerald on Monday moved the Delhi High Court alleging violation of his human rights by the Tamil Nadu police, which reportedly detained him illegally. Following his plea, Justice Manoj ...

An alarming wave of cyberattacks is sweeping across India, compromising millions ... including Star Health Insurance, the Supreme Court’s YouTube channel, and the popular podcast BeerBiceps ...

The petitioner then approached the Press Council of India (PCI ... with a directive to shut down his YouTube channel. The Supreme Court, however, stayed that order. Justice Manoj Kumar Ohri ...

The Supreme Court last week dismissed a Special Leave Petition filed by Sindhi Sangat, a Mumbai-based cultural group for a 24 ...

A bench of Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud and Justices J ... of my fundamental right to set up a separate television channel as there may be other means to preserve the language.

SC dismissed a plea by an NGO which sought directions to the Centre to start a 24-hour Sindhi language channel on Doordarshan ... The Centre informed the Supreme Court that almost 75 per ...

In a move aimed at shedding colonial influences, the statue of Lady Justice in the judges’ library of the Supreme Court has undergone ... of Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud ...

The live streaming of all the cases was done on the Supreme Court's own application instead of its official YouTube channel ... Tripathi vs Supreme Court of India case, the apex court opened ...

Prasar Bharati argued in the high court that, given the population of approximately 2.6 million Sindhi speakers nationwide, a full-time Sindhi channel would not be sustainable The Supreme Court on ...

but also for its striking embodiment of India’s evolving legal identity. The reimagined statue, positioned in the judges’ library in the Indian Supreme Court, breaks from its usual form – no ...