Electricity tariff differs for institutions The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission has the power to segregate self-financing educational institutions (SFEIs) from government-run and government-aided private
Category: Legal
‘Need to evolve a coordinated mechanism’: SC on disposal of cheque bouncing cases – business news – Hindustan Times
With over 35 lakh cheque bounce cases pending in district courts, the Supreme Court has decided to evolve a “concerted” and “coordinated” mechanism for expeditious
Credit, debit cards’ online use facility to be disabled by March 16, 2020, if never used till then – The Economic Times
March 16 is a date that should matter to you if you have never used your debit or credit card for online transactions. The online
Medical devices regulation welcome | Deccan Herald
The government’s move to bring medical devices under a regulatory framework is welcome as it will ensure that some essential norms and rules are followed
Too much and also too little–Economic Times
Too much and also too little The government has introduced a Competition (Amendment) Bill. This is the right time to introduce some changes to the
Nitin Gadkari lists his ministry’s ‘biggest failure’ in last 5 years–Hindustan Times
Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has admitted that his ministry’s inability to reduce number of road accidents and deaths across the country
Tata Motors asked to pay Rs 3.5 lakh for misleading advertisement on mileage – Times of India
NEW DELHI: The country’s apex consumer commission, NCDRC (National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission), has asked Tata Motors to pay Rs 3.5 lakh towards compensation and
The rights of others | The Indian Express
The standard defence of the CAA being trotted out by the BJP’s “outreach” programme is the claim that the rights of no existing Indian citizens
Sharing hate messages on social media can land you in jail for 3 years: Delhi govt panel | Cities News,The Indian Express
A hate message or fake news shared via Whatsapp or social media can now lead to three years of imprisonment in Delhi, the Assembly’s newly
Justice not done | The Indian Express
The Delhi High Court’s handling of the petition seeking FIRs against the BJP leaders for their alleged hate speeches on February 27 amounts to abdication
CJI says SC ‘not equipped’ to deal with riots or stop it–Deccan Chronicle
New Delhi: Chief Justice of India Sharad A. Bobde on Monday said that the court was not equipped to handle the public “pressure” expecting them
Linking Aadhaar, voter ID unwelcome | Deccan Herald
The government’s move to amend the Aadhaar legislation to link the electoral rolls with the unique identification number is bad in concept and fraught with
From arbitration to ONGC’s customs refund, here’re the key court orders | Business Standard Column
Loyalty insurance cushions firm’s loss The Supreme Court has asked Oriental Insurance to pay Rs 3.5 crore to National Bulk Handling Corporation, which suffered by
Justice league | Cities News,The Indian Express
ON THURSDAY morning, there was a beeline for courtroom No. 38 of the Delhi High Court. While the lawyers seemed restless, the judge whom they
सहकारी गृहनिर्माण संस्था ग्राहक नाही सर्वोच्च न्यायालयाचे मत |लोकसत्ता
अॅड. तन्मय केतकर tanmayketkar@gmail.com सहकारी गृहनिर्माण संस्थांना विकासकाविरोधात दाद मागण्याकरिता जी अनेक व्यासपीठे उपलब्ध होती, त्यापैकी ग्राहक न्यायालयाचे दरवाजे आता या संस्थांना बंद झालेले आहेत.
अंधारातील दिलासा –महाराष्ट्र टाइम्स
अंधारातील दिलासा राजधानी दिल्लीतील हिंसाचार, त्यावर नियंत्रण मिळवण्यात दिल्ली पोलिसांना आलेले अपयश आणि त्यासंदर्भात दिल्ली उच्च न्यायालयाने काढलेली पोलिसांची खरडपट्टी याची चर्चा असतानाच अचानक बुधवारी
Not in sound financial state; can meet liabilities only with government support: Voda Idea on AGR dues – The Economic Times
New Delhi: Troubled Vodafone Idea has written to the telecom department expressing its inability to pay full AGR dues unless the government takes urgent measures,
AGR dues: Supreme Court should have provided relief to telcos – The Hindu BusinessLine
The DoT’s bid to collect their share of ‘gross’ revenues from telecom and other companies is absurd. The Supreme Court should have reined in the
New Information Technology Act must respect privacy and freedom of speech – The Hindu BusinessLine
Certain provisions in the Information Technology Act have been misused umpteen times in the past by governments, companies and civil society groups to curb dissenting
The SC collegium must realise that it’s supreme in the present framework – analysis – Hindustan Times
The judicial collegium, which comprises the Chief Justice of India and the four senior-most judges of the Supreme Court (SC), has disappointed us yet again
