Govt steps up bid to end impasse, CJP firm on Dharmendra Pradhan’s exit
Two representatives from the CJP, Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das, met with Union ministers for two hours on Friday but remain firm on demand for Pradhan's exit.
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Fresh bid to end Cauvery deadlock as CMs plan talk
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NSCN(IM) splits, faction announces autonomy
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Govt okays chemical parks scheme, expansion of K’taka-Andhra rly line
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Centre seeks SC nod to let retired judges on existing water tribunal hear fresh cases
New Delhi: The Union government has moved the Supreme Court seeking a “purposive” interpretation of the Inter-State River Water Disputes Act, 1956, to allow retired Supreme Court and high court judges heading existing water tribunals to adjudicate fresh inter-state river disputes, arguing that such a reading would avoid the need to constitute new tribunals each time and ensure quicker resolution of disputes