In sovereignty case, personal liberty takes back seat: SC
The Supreme Court emphasized that national sovereignty outweighs personal liberty, especially in cases involving threats to the nation, such as drug trafficking. The court highlighted inconsistent application of prolonged incarceration as grounds for bail, leading to disparate outcomes for similarly situated individuals.
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Married daughter entitled to compassionate job: SC
The Supreme Court has ruled that married daughters are entitled to be considered part of a 'family' for employment or ration shop allotment if their parents die in harness. The court found a UP government order excluding married daughters from the definition of 'family' unconstitutional, citing gender-based stereotypes and the principle of equality.
SC: Criminal cases on loan defaulters must end after settlement
The Supreme Court has ruled that criminal proceedings against loan defaulters must cease if a settlement is reached with the bank. Such actions, the court stated, are oppressive and abuse judicial processes, potentially harming the economy. Allowing banks to pursue criminal cases after a compromise undermines settlement sanctity and discourages dispute resolution.
Protesters use ‘Ebola coffin’ to rally against US quarantine centre
Demonstrators in Nairobi have carried an ‘Ebola’ coffin to protest a proposed US quarantine facility.
European election monitor dismisses rumours of fraud in Colombia’s election
The electoral mission described the first round of voting in Colombia's presidential race as 'a lesson in democracy'.