Topic: CJI Gogoi
Justice Tahilramani’s resignation shows why Supreme Court collegium is a failed system
By resigning rather than being made to pay for her stand, Madras HC Chief Justice has left CJI Gogoi and other collegium judges embarrassed.
SC wants POCSO courts in districts with over 100 child sex abuse cases, sets 60-day deadline
Supreme Court bench led by CJI Ranjan Gogoi says central govt has to make money available for the new courts.
Independence of judiciary is not a one-time pill, it’s a state of affairs, says CJI Gogoi
Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi said the judiciary must stand up to populist forces and protect the Constitutional ethos from being desecrated by populists.
Statues of Hindu gods send worrying message to Muslims about their status in society
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Our lawyers prevented a suicide: Husband recounts what complainant in CJI Gogoi case faced
The husband, a suspended Delhi Police head constable, said lawyers like Prashant Bhushan reinforced ‘our faith in the system, and kept our hope of getting justice alive’.
On Camera
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Here’s what you should eat after a heart attack. Recovery can take months
Heart attack among under 40 have risen 2% every year from 2006 to 2016. Overall nutrition is vital to returning to normal health after a heart attack.
RBI intervenes with multi-pronged strategy in battle against rupee fall
The Reserve Bank’s challenges include crashes in forward dollar premiums to rising open interest in futures that adds to pressure on the currency.
Defence
At 1st Maritime Security Group meet, NSA chief Doval stresses on coordination among stakeholders
Meeting chaired by Vice Admiral (retd) G. Ashok Kumar, India’s 1st national maritime security coordinator. ‘Crucial policy issues’ such as ‘blue economy initiative’ also discussed.
With Agnipath, Modi govt’s shock & awe doctrine may have misfired a vital reform, yet again
Modi govt's biggest flaw has been its disinclination to accept limitations of electoral majorities. This ruined land acquisition and farm reform, stalled labour codes.