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SC-appointed committee can't resolve crisis over farm laws: Sukhbir Badal

He also asked the BJP government not to use the National Investigation Agency (NIA) against farmer leaders, saying the NIA was used to counter terrorism and should not be misused

Supreme Court upholds changes in IBC to initiate case against debtor firms

Justice Joseph, who wrote the 465-page judgement for the bench, upheld the amendments made in Sections 3, 4 and 10 of the IBC (Amendment) Act 2020

Portents after the vaccine rollout

Since the lockdown in March last year, a large section of the legal profession and litigants has found that virtual courts (VCs) are a beneficial innovation and should be institutionalised

SC-appointed panel to hold first meeting with farmers on January 21

On January 12, the Supreme Court stayed the implementation of the Centre's three farm laws

SC seeks report from NGT-appointed panel on cleaning of river Yamuna

The Supreme Court Tuesday sought a report from a committee, set up by the National Green Tribunal

SC Bar Association urges Law Min to extend vaccination to judicial staff

The SCBA also requested Prasad to include the judges, lawyers and judicial staff and members of the legal fraternity in the category of frontline workers

Farmers' protest: SC asks Delhi Police to take call on R-Day tractor rally

The 10th round of talks between protesting farmers and the Centre which was scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed by a day and will now be held on January 20

10th round of talks bewteen govt-farmer unions postponed to January 20

Meanwhile, a Supreme Court-appointed panel to resolve the crisis is scheduled to hold its first meeting on Tuesday

Franklin Templeton gets investors' nod for winding up six schemes

The fund house could take second vote for appointing a liquidator

The trust deficit

Transparency and consultation are vital to governance

Making all efforts to extradite fugitive businessman Mallya: Centre to SC

Mallya is accused in bank loan default case of over Rs 9,000 crore involving his defunct Kingfisher Airlines from United Kingdom

Delhi Police to decide about farmers' Jan 26 tractor rally, says SC

The apex court told Attorney General K K Venugopal that it will take up the matter for further hearing on January 20

Farmer unions firm on Republic Day tractor march; SC hearing on Monday

The top court would also hear on Monday a plea of the central government, filed though the Delhi Police, seeking an injunction against the proposed tractor march

All India Kisan Sabha distances self from proposal to reconstitute SC panel

Distancing his union from the proposal to reconstitute the SC's committee on farm laws All India Kisan Sabha's General Secretary, Hannan Mollah, said the proposal was not his organisation's idea

Supreme Court to hear pleas on farm laws after recusal of member from panel

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday the pleas relating to controversial farm laws and the ongoing farmers' protest at Delhi borders

Ex-Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi appointed as sole arbitrator in a case

Gogoi is the sole arbitrator in the case between MCM Service Private Limited and Ithalia Thai Development Public Company Limited

Traders' body moves SC against WhatsApp, Facebook over privacy policy

CAIT said it will not allow any Corporate or Conglomerate to enforce its obnoxious policies and sinister designs to make a profit in an unethical manner

Ninth round of talks inconclusive, farmers and govt to meet again on Jan 19

The government has been urging the farmers to end their protest over the laws introduced in September, but the farmers say they will not relent on their demands

No point joining committee if farmers refuse to appear, says BKU chief

Bhupinder Singh Mann, National President of the Bharatiya Kisan Union said that there was no point in being a part of the committee as farmers had announced that they will not appear before it

Supreme Court order on farm laws: None to praise and very few to love it

The order illustrates the axiom, that Indian judiciary's idea of justice is that when two people fight in court over a 100 rupee note, the judge tears it up into two and gives each person a half