Articles for Public Scrutiny

Assets And Liabilities Of Public Servant Cannot Be Shielded From Public Scrutiny, Be Completely Exempted U/S 8 Of RTI Act: Madras High Court
2 weeks ago

Assets And Liabilities Of Public Servant Cannot Be Shielded From Public Scrutiny, Be Completely Exempted U/S 8 Of RTI Act: Madras High Court

Live Law  

The Madras High Court recently held that the service register of a public servant could not be completely exempted under Section 8 of the Right to Information Act. Justice CV Karthikeyan observed that the service register of the public servant contains details of the assets and liabilities of the employee which were not private information. Such of information which could …

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Diddy faces public scrutiny over alleged sex crimes as questions arise about future of his music
3 months, 2 weeks ago

Diddy faces public scrutiny over alleged sex crimes as questions arise about future of his music

The Independent  

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Imane Khelif and Kaylia Nemour return from Olympics to a warm welcome in Algeria
4 months, 3 weeks ago

Imane Khelif and Kaylia Nemour return from Olympics to a warm welcome in Algeria

Associated Press  

ALGIERS, Algeria — Olympic boxing champion Imane Khelif returned home to a warm welcome Monday as Algerians rallied around her in the face of international scrutiny and misconceptions about her sex. The Algerian gold medalist in women’s welterweight boxing flew back to the gas-rich North African nation’s capital Monday afternoon along with other Olympic medalists, including gymnast Kaylia Nemour and …

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Sexual misconduct scandals rocked this California university system. Top leaders escaped scrutiny
1 year ago

Sexual misconduct scandals rocked this California university system. Top leaders escaped scrutiny

LA Times  

The California State University Board of Trustees failed to prevent a sexual misconduct crisis at the 23-campus system they oversee. State Assemblymember Akilah Weber said that no trustee “has been holding the chancellor or the individual campuses accountable.” “It’s very clear that what we cannot do is take them at their word,” said Weber, who attended a recent legislative hearing …

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Jessica Simpson speaks out against public scrutiny of her weight: 'It doesn't need to be a conversation'
1 year, 4 months ago

Jessica Simpson speaks out against public scrutiny of her weight: 'It doesn't need to be a conversation'

Daily Mail  

Jessica Simpson wants the public scrutiny over her body to stop. Tired of the conversation: Jessica Simpson wants the public scrutiny over her body to stop Frustrating: When asked about dealing with criticism of her size over the years, the 43-year-old actress admitted the fascination around her weight is still mind-boggling As she raises three children, alongside husband Eric Johnson, …

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Judges Don’t Have To Face Elections Or Public Scrutiny But People Are Watching Them: Law Minister Kiren Rijiju
1 year, 11 months ago

Judges Don’t Have To Face Elections Or Public Scrutiny But People Are Watching Them: Law Minister Kiren Rijiju

Live Law  

Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday said that judges do not have to face elections or public scrutiny after their appointment but they are being watched by the people as nothing is hidden in the age of social media.Judges are appointed once, they don't face elections. Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday said that judges do not have to face …

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'No public scrutiny of judges', says Law Minister Kiren Rijiju amid Collegium row
1 year, 11 months ago

'No public scrutiny of judges', says Law Minister Kiren Rijiju amid Collegium row

India Today  

Amid the debate revolving around the need for judicial reform and the reliability of the current Collegium system, Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiiju on Monday said there is no “public scrutiny” of judges. Delivering a virtual speech at a Republic Day event organised by Delhi Bar Association, the law minister said, “There is no public scrutiny of judges. Once they …

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Centre vs Judiciary: Judges don't face elections or public scrutiny, says Law Minister Kiren Rijiju
1 year, 11 months ago

Centre vs Judiciary: Judges don't face elections or public scrutiny, says Law Minister Kiren Rijiju

India TV News  

Kiren Rijiju remarks on judges appointment: Amid the ongoing row between the Centre and judiciary over the appointment of judges, Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday said judges do not contest elections or face public scrutiny. "There is also no public scrutiny for judges" Rijiju said he had participated in many events which include Supreme Court Chief Justice and …

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SC rejects EC's plea to expunge Madras HC remarks, says citizens have a right to know what transpires in courts
3 years, 8 months ago

SC rejects EC's plea to expunge Madras HC remarks, says citizens have a right to know what transpires in courts

Firstpost  

The top court said it is a staunch proponent of freedom of media to report court proceedings and that the EC’s contention that press should be reporting orders only and not observations struck at principles of open court New Delhi: Holding that citizens have a right to know what transpires in judicial proceedings, the Supreme Court on Thursday rejected the …

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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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