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Working as Asst Editor (Legal) @NewIndianXpress, Delhi, cover Indian Judiciary & Law. Ex- @UNI, @PTI, @AsianAge, @Reuters, @ANI & @BBC
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Supreme Court asks Tamil Nadu govt to reconsider stand on Navodaya schools

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By Suchitra Mohanty Verified
| The New Indian Express Verified
Arguing for the Tamil Nadu government, counsel Jaideep Gupta submitted that Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas exist across the country. However, the Tamil Nadu government cannot accept them as the policy runs counter to the state's educational policies. In Navodaya schools, Hindi is prioritised, while Tamil is relegated to the background. The Central government has not released the Rs 5,000 crore in funds due to Tamil Nadu for the education sector.
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SC slams IOC for denying woman LPG helper job on gender grounds

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By Suchitra Mohanty Verified
| The New Indian Express Verified
NEW DELHI: "You think women can't lift LPG cylinders?" asked Supreme Court on Thursday and directed the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) to pay Rs 12 lakh compensation to a woman denied a job on the basis of gender discrimination. Coming down heavily on the corporation for denying equal opportunity, the top court's two-judge Bench comprising Justice Aravind Kumar and Justice Vipul M Pancholi remarked that it was an affront to her dignity.
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We have rejected Dara Singh's remission plea: Odisha government to SC in 1999 Staines murder case

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By Suchitra Mohanty Verified
| The New Indian Express Verified
The Bajrang Dal activist and convict, Singh, had on July last year moved the Supreme Court seeking remission on the ground that Rajiv Gandhi's killer have been granted mercy and was released accordingly and thereby he should also be released similarly. Vishnu Jain, lawyer for Singh, in the plea, sought his release from the jail, citing the judgement that granted mercy to the convict in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.
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