Articles for Public Faith

Focus on caste and faith will derail India’s march
7 months, 2 weeks ago

Focus on caste and faith will derail India’s march

Hindustan Times  

The usual suspects are busy painting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party as ogres waiting to devour Indian Muslims as a part of some devious ideological agenda. Gandhi’s public censure led the government to withdraw the ordinance, which had been cleared by the Congress party’s core group, including the then PM Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi. Modi’s …

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Trump lawyers cite Russian interference he decried as a "hoax" as defense in D.C. criminal case
1 year, 1 month ago

Trump lawyers cite Russian interference he decried as a "hoax" as defense in D.C. criminal case

Salon  

Donald Trump's worldview over the last seven years, according to Washington Post columnist Philip Bump, has revolved around two core beliefs: First, that Russia did not interfere in the 2016 presidential election, but even if it or someone else had, it didn't matter because Trump won on his own merit. They asserted instead that Russian election interference in 2016, the …

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IBBI, SBI And Indian Banks' Association: Workshop On 'Committee Of Creditors: An Institution Of Public Faith' For Bank Officers [7th January, 2022]
3 years ago

IBBI, SBI And Indian Banks' Association: Workshop On 'Committee Of Creditors: An Institution Of Public Faith' For Bank Officers [7th January, 2022]

Live Law  

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India in association with the State Bank of India and the Indian Banks' Association is organizing a one-day workshop on 'Committee of Creditors: An Institution of Public Faith' for Bank Officers. The workshop will be conducted in Hybrid Mode on 7th January, 2022. The workshop is intended to develop an understanding of the role …

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Bar Association files plea opposing SC's intervention, says high courts can monitor Covid management
3 years, 8 months ago

Bar Association files plea opposing SC's intervention, says high courts can monitor Covid management

India Today  

Senior lawyers have spoken out against the Supreme Court's decision to take suo motu cognizance of the Covid-19 crisis. High Courts equipped to deal with issues: Bar The plea filed by the SCBA argues that the present situation being "unprecedented", several issues are arising at a local level. High courts enjoy public faith: Vivek Tankha Many other senior lawyers, including …

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Courts Must Be Open to Public Scrutiny, Criticism: Supreme Court Lawyer Harish Salve
3 years, 11 months ago

Courts Must Be Open to Public Scrutiny, Criticism: Supreme Court Lawyer Harish Salve

News 18  

Senior Supreme Court lawyer Harish Salve has said courts must be open to public scrutiny and criticism as “institutions of governance”. As an institution of governance it must be open to public scrutiny and public criticism,” he said. “Those are cases where courts must retain with itself this slender jurisdiction of addressing any rupture in public faith which may be …

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Hope Judiciary Will Overcome Belligerent Behavior Of Wayward Constituents Of Society: CJI Ranjan Gogoi
5 years, 5 months ago

Hope Judiciary Will Overcome Belligerent Behavior Of Wayward Constituents Of Society: CJI Ranjan Gogoi

Live Law  

On Sunday, the Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi lay the foundation stone of an auditorium at the Gauhati High Court where he expressed his anguish over "belligerent and reckless behavior by a few individuals", a report from the Indian Express said. He opined that courts were institutions that kept the wheel of justice running and was quoted saying "Today, …

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Not above the law
5 years, 8 months ago

Not above the law

The Hindu  

“IN the eyes of God, there is no sin greater than a king’s sin,” says the well-known 11th century “Book of Government” of Nizam al-Mulk, directly contradicting the ancient Roman principle “ Rex non potest peccare ”. A statement issued by the British Transport Police after Sir Stephen’s trial was over said: “While this case has attracted a great deal …

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