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Ayodhya case: Supreme Court adjourns hearing to February 8
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The big news: Supreme Court defers Babri Masjid hearing to February 8, and nine other top stories
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Supreme Court calls for guidelines on right to protest to prevent law and order disruptions
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Verified gram panchayat certificates can be used as proof of citizenship in Assam: Supreme Court
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Supreme Court defers hearing on plea against Rohingya deportation to January 31
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The Daily Fix: Supreme Court should end the brazen use of Section 144 to muffle protest
Rohan Venkataramakrishnan
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Supreme Court to begin final hearing of Babri Masjid-Ram Janmabhoomi case today
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Hadiya’s ordeal: The battle for political control in Kerala is being fought over a woman’s body
Indira Jaising
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US Supreme Court allows Donald Trump’s travel ban to take full effect
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Not just Hadiya: Indian courts have had a long problem accepting women’s free choices
Shoaib Daniyal
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By imposing stiff costs on Bhushan’s organisation, Supreme Court is trying to ward off critics
Alok Prasanna Kumar
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RSS chief’s comment is a way of influencing the Supreme Court on Ayodhya dispute: Justice AM Ahmadi
Ajaz Ashraf
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Draft law against triple talaq provides three-year jail term, fines for guilty husbands: Reports
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Reply to PIL seeking ban on convicted politicians from forming parties, SC tells Centre, poll panel
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Eminent citizens call on SC to find ‘non-religious public use’ for Babri Masjid site
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Supreme Court directs Delhi, other states to set up road safety policy by January 31
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SC rejects plea seeking SIT inquiry into medical colleges bribery case, fines petitioner Rs 25 lakh
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Delhi’s lieutenant governor cannot arbitrate on the validity of state government’s decisions: SC
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Should the disabled go to separate schools or should all schools have education about disabilities?
Nipun Malhotra
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Supreme Court says it cannot frame guidelines for police investigation in dowry cases
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