SUPREME COURT REFERRED AADHAAR CASES TO A FIVE JUDGE CONSTITUTION BENCH

A Supreme Court bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra referred a large number of petitions questioning the validity of Aadhaar to a five judge bench, which will commence hearing in the last week of November.

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HOW CAN A STATE CHALLENGE CENTRE'S LAW: SUPREME COURT ASKS WEST BENGAL GOVERNMENT

Supreme Court snubbed the West Bengal government for challenging the Aadhaar Act when the law had been duly passed by Parliament and said that chief minister Mamata Banerjee could seek remedy as a common citizen if she felt aggrieved.

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CREATE AWARENESS ON DANGER GAME BLUE WHALE AND AIR PROGRAM IN DOORDARSHAM ABOUT IT DANGERS: SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court directed the Centre to take appropriate steps to block Blue Whale game and spread awareness so that people don't get into the trap of the deadly game, and also directed Doordarshan to conceive a cautionary and educational programme on the dangers of Blue Whale online game, which allegedly has caused several suicides.

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NO BAN ON MERSHAL FILM: MADRAS HIGH COURT

The Madras High Court dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) petition filed by a lawyer seeking a direction to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to revoke the censor certificate issued to Vijay starrer Mersal for its ''anti GST'' dialogues, and said that dialogues were a mere expression of opinion in a film, so courts cannot interfere and order their deletion.

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TAKE FACEBOOK HELP TO BLOCK PORN: SUPREME COURT

Supreme Court has asked the Government to work with companies like Google, Yahoo!, Facebook and Whats App to suggest list of key words that will help in blocking such videos. 

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CENTRE PROPOSES TO EXTEND AADHAAR LINKING DEADLINE TO THOSE ‘WILLING TO ENROL’

The Central government told to Supreme Court that it has proposed extending the deadline for mandatory linking of Aadhaar with bank accounts, mobile phones and to avail social welfare schemes from December 31, 2017 to March 31, 2018, but only exclusively for those who are willing to enrol for Aadhaar. The people who have Aadhaar will have to stick to the Dec 31, 2017 deadline.

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CENTRE THINKING BEYOND AADHAAR TO VERIFY MOBILE CONNECTIONS

The government will soon put in place a mechanism for authentication of mobile subscribers who do not have Aadhaar numbers. It may also explore another method for people unwilling to share their Aadhaar numbers with telecom companies. Such a method will conform with the Supreme Court’s mandate on re-verification of mobile subscribers.

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'NO NEED TO STAND AT CINEMA TO PROVE PATRIOTISM': SUPREME COURT ON ANTHEM

 The Supreme Court said that people do not need to stand up in cinema halls to prove their patriotism, asking the Centre to consider amending the rules that regulate playing of the National Anthem before a movie.

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DO STATE COMMISSIONS FOR WOMEN EXISTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY: SUPREME COURT TO CENTRE

The Supreme Court has asked the Centre if state commissions for women (SCW) actually exist across the country. The top court raised the question as it dealt with the issue of precarious conditions faced by destitute widows living in Vrindavan and such other places.

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PANEL TO TAKE CALL ON URGENT ABORTIONS: SUPREME COURT TO HEAR PETITION

The Supreme Court has refused to direct the Centre to amend the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act for allowing abortion beyond the legally permissible period of 20 weeks. However, it has agreed to hear a plea for the setting up of a permanent mechanism for the expedient termination of pregnancies over 20 weeks long in cases involving rape survivors and abnormal fetuses. The court, however, issued notice to the Centre seeking its response on instituting a mechanism for allowing the termination of pregnancies beyond 20 weeks in exceptional cases.

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UNACCOUNTED MONEY LENT BY MONEYLENDER NOT LEGALLY RECOVERABLE

The Hyderabad High Court said that the amount lent by the moneylender to the borrower is not recoverable if such money is ‘unaccounted for’ money or he does not possess any licence for doing moneylending business, and the offence punishable under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, and the court held that the amount lent by complainant to the accused is unaccounted money as the complainant did not possess any licence for doing moneylending business.

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HIMACHAL PRADESH HIGH COURT ALLOWED ABORTION OF 32-WEEK-OLD FOETUS OF 19-YR-OLD GIRL

The Himachal Pradesh High Court has allowed abortion of a 32-week-old fetus of a 19-year-old rape survivor, who has mild to moderate mental retardation on the on the ground that it is risky for her to complete the normal period of pregnancy and deliver the child on the due date.

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SOON GUIDELINES ON PARKING FEE COLLECTIONS BY COMMERCIAL COMPLEXES IN HYDERABAD CITY

As of now, there are no guidelines on parking fee collections by the shopping malls and multiplexes in the Hyderabad city. But now the Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) department has decided to issue directions to managements of commercial establishments not to collect parking fees from visitors. The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation chief city planner said that state government will soon issue necessary directions to the managements to provide free parking to visitors.

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CONSUMER FORUM SUMMONED IRDAI FOR NOT RESPONDING AGAINST FRAUDULENT INSURANCE POLICY

The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum, Chennai (South), summoned the Insurance Regulatory Development Authority (IRDA), the autonomous statutory body that regulates India's insurance industry, in the case pertaining to a `fraudulent' insurance policy that a branch manager of Max Life Insurance Company Ltd, in collusion with an agent, issued to Guindy resident Jagannathan, a retired bank manager.

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NO CHANGES TO MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY ACT: SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court declined to amend an Act which prohibits termination of pregnancy beyond 20 weeks saying that the issue fell within the legislative realm. However, the court sought response from the government on framing of guidelines for setting up a permanent mechanism for expedient termination of pregnancies beyond 20 weeks in the exceptional cases.

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FRAME RULES FOR APP-BASED SERVICES LIKE UBER, OLA TO ENHANCE WOMEN SECURITY: SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court said that app-based transport service providers like Uber, Ola, redBus needed to be regulated to ensure safety of women commuters and asked the Centre to examine the issue.

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DECLARE CHILD MARRIAGES AS VOID: SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court said that child marriages should be declared void and stringent punishment prescribed for those who promote and such practices.

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SUPREME COURT HINTED ON LEGITIMIZING LIVING WILL

A five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra dropped loud hints on devising a mechanism to legitimise a ‘living will’ even as it said it would not revisit its six-year-old ruling permitting passive euthanasia.

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SUPREME COURT TO EXAMINE CONCEPT OF ‘LIVING WILL’

The Supreme Court decided to examine the more complex concept of a ‘living will’ where removal of life support is authorised in case of an irreversible coma. A ‘living will’ is a document prepared by a person in a healthy state of mind specifying that if she slides into a vegetative state because of an irreversible terminal illness. In such a case, relatives will be spared the agonising decision of removing life support and doctors will be guided solely by the ‘living will’.

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WHY ERRING OFFICIALS NOT BOOKED IN NERELLA CASE: HYDERABAD HIGH COURT

A division bench of the Hyderabad High Court questioned the Telangana government counsel as to why there was delay in registering a case against the sub-inspector of police concerned and why cases were not registered against the erring officials under the SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.

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LAW ON PASSIVE EUTHANASIA: CENTRE TO SUPREME COURT

The Central government informed the Supreme Court that it would come out with a legislation to allow passive euthanasia to provide for ways and means to end one’s life if someone is in a vegetative state with no chance of bringing them back to life, but the Centre opposed to permitting people to make a ‘living will’ that they should not be put on life support in case of terminal illness as it could be misused.

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SUPREME COURT REFERS TO CONSTITUTION BENCH PLEA OVER CONVERSION OF PARSI WOMAN

A five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court decided to examine whether a Parsi woman, marrying a Hindu man will be automatically converted as Hindu and lose the right of Parsi community.

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AMIT SHAH'S SON TO FILE RS 100 CRORE DEFAMATION SUIT AGAINST A WEBSITE

Bharatiya Janata Party president Amit Shah’s son Jay Shah said that he will file an Rs 100 crore defamation suit against ‘The Wire’ a website, which alluded to alleged irregularities by a company owned by him.

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TELANGANA GOVERNMENT SCORES PARTIAL WIN ON GST CUT

The Telangana state government got partial relief in the GST Council meeting in New Delhi,the GST Council decided to cut GST to 5 per cent on projects where the manpower component is more than the machinery component.

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CENTRE PANEL ON SECTION 66A PITCHES FOR CHANGES IN LAW TO COUNTER HATE SPEECH ONLINE

In order to deal with cases of hate speech online, use of cyberspace to spread hatred and incitement, an expert committee, constituted by the Centre, has recommended that the Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure and the IT Act be amended in order to introduce stringent provisions for the same. The expert committee was constituted after the Supreme Court struck down the controversial Section 66A of the Information Technology Act in 2015.

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SUPREME COURT SAID THAT ITS JUDGES ARE NOT PRO-GOVERNMENT

The Supreme Court strongly rebutted accusations that some of its judges are pro-government, and said that people should come and sit here in court to see in how many cases we haul up the government in favour of citizens, said Justice DY Chandrachud while hearing a petition against a politician's imprudent statements.

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HYDERABAD CID REGISTERED A CASE AGAINST WEBSITES FOR UPLOADING OBSCENE PHOTOGRAPHS OF CINE STARS

Telangana Crime Investigation Department (CID) sleuths have registered a case against 21 websites and YouTube channels for posting vulgar content against Tollywood artistes, including actors. The case was registered after Movie Artist Association (MAA) president Shivaji Raja, general secretary Naresh and secretary Hema had lodged a complaint with the Cyber Crime police station of CID alleging that 21 websites and YouTube channels were posting vulgar content against Tollywood actresses.

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