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Decriminalising adultery may cause 'instability' in Army: Centre to SC

The plea was made in an interim application filed through lawyer Sachin Sharma on behalf of the Ministry of Defence

Bar Council of India urges farmers to respect judiciary amid protests

In an 'extra-ordinary' interim order, the top court on Tuesday stayed the implementation of new farm laws till further orders and constituted a four-member committee

Govt misleading country, Supreme Court on farm laws, says Congress

The Congress on Wednesday accused the government of misleading the country and the Supreme Court by claiming that pre-legislative consultations were held prior to the passage of the three farm laws

Pollution free water a fundamental right, state bound to ensure it: SC

Taking cognisance of contamination of rivers by effluent, the Supreme Court Wednesday said pollution-free water is a fundamental right which a welfare state is bound to ensure

SC issues notice on Centre's plea on decriminalisation of adultery

The Supreme Court issued notice on the Centre's plea that a 2018 apex court judgment to decriminalise adultery

SC orders States, UTs to decide on opening of Anganwadi centres by Jan 31

The Supreme Court ordered States and UTs to take a decision by January 31 on the opening of Anganwadi centres across the country

'Farmers will get justice', says member of SC panel on farm laws Ghanwat

Included in the four-member committee set-up by the Supreme Court to hold talks with the farmers agitating over the new farm laws, Anil Ghanwat said that "protesting farmers will get justice"

What panel members said in the past on farm laws, farmers' agitation

Ashok Gulati, Pramod Kumar Joshi, Bhupinder Singh Mann, and Anil Ghanwat were appointed to the panel by the SC

SC stays implementation of new farm laws, sets up panel to resolve impasse

The farmers' unions while welcoming the decision of apex court said that it is not a solution they have been asking for as the implementation can be reinstated anytime

After SC intervention, farmers should withdraw protest: Punjab BJP

The Punjab BJP chief also welcomed the apex court's decision to form the panel to resolve the issues raised by farmers in the three agriculture laws

SC-appointed panel favour farm laws, how can farmers expect justice: Cong

The Congress claimed that all four members of the committee, appointed by the Supreme Court to resolve the deadlock over farmers' agitation against three farm laws, were in favour of the legislations

Punjab CM Amarinder Singh asks AG to examine SC order staying farm laws

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday asked the state Advocate General to examine in detail the Supreme Court order staying the new farm laws and called a meeting of his cabinet to discuss it, the CM's media advisor said. Singh has convened a cabinet meeting on Thursday to discuss the implications of the apex court order. Punjab CM @capt_amarinder asks AG @AtulnandaAtoprocure copyof today's SC order on #FarmLaws & examine it in detail, according to a tweet of the CM's media advisor Raveen Thukral. Earlier in the day, the top court stayed the implementation of the new agricultural laws till further orders and decided to set up a four-member committee to resolve the impasse over the legislation between the Centre and farmers' unions protesting at Delhi's borders. The four members of this committee are Bhupinder Singh Mann, President of Bhartiya Kisan Union; Anil Ghanwat, President of Shetkari Sanghatana, Maharashtra; Pramod Kumar Joshi, director for South Asia, ...

SC agri panel members are pro-govt, won't appear before it: Farmer unions

Farmer unions protesting against the new agriculture-marketing laws Tuesday disapproved of the Supreme Court-appointed committee to break the deadlock over the acts

SC puts farm laws on hold till further orders, sets up panel for talks

The court served notice to various farmers unions for their plan to drive tractors to Delhi on Republic Day to protest against the contested laws.

Farmer leaders welcome SC verdict on agri laws, but say protests to go on

Farmer leaders said they would not call off their protest until the legislations are repealed

Supreme Court for putting on hold new farm laws; verdict likely today

May set up panel led by ex-CJI; farmer said won't be part of any such panel which does not repeal the laws

Centre moves SC against proposed farmers' tractor rally on R-Day in Delhi

The Union government, through Delhi police Joint Commissioner filed an application late Monday evening in this regard.

Top MFI bodies plan to move Supreme Court over Assam's micro-loan Bill

MFIN, Sa-Dhan, banking association in informal talks; RBI to be made party

Farm laws: Supreme irony

Apex court offers a face-saver

SC asks Centre to come out with concrete steps to deal with stubble burning

The top court asked the Centre to file an affidavit detailing concrete steps to deal in future with the situation of stubble burning