‘Don’t take it so sentimentally’: CJI tells lawyer who complained about ‘activities’ of Cockroach Janta Party, fake law degrees
Chief Justice Kant said there was “no grave urgency” to entertain a writ petition filed by an apex court lawyer seeking a probe into the “activities” of a “digital-political formation”, Cockroach Janta Party, and the commercial exploitation, trademark appropriation and monetised circulation of oral remarks made in court proceedings.
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₹10 overcharge: At TASMAC outlets, low-paid workers bear cost of administrative failure
Before the elections, TVK chief C. Joseph Vijay, during a rally, took a jibe at the charging ₹10 above the maximum retail price (MRP).extra ₹10 charged at TASMAC outlets. Workers at the shops do not dispute the practice, but say it merely offsets irregularities in the system
Odisha bars labour work during peak heat hours
Field-level officials have also been instructed to remain vigilant and spread awareness among contractors and workers to prevent any untoward incidents caused by extreme heat conditions
UCC Bill introduced in Assam Assembly; seeks to ban polygamy, register live-in relationships
In a bold move, Assam has put forth a Uniform Civil Code Bill designed to ban polygamy and enforce the registration of live-in relationships. This new framework establishes a minimum marrying age of 21 for men and 18 for women, while safeguarding the rights of individuals and children involved in live-in arrangements.
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