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India Supreme Court Upholds Life Sentences in 2013 Doctor Murder Case
India's Supreme Court has upheld the life sentences for nine accused in the 2013 murder case of a Chennai doctor. The court referenced Rabindranath Tagore on "human greed" in its ruling.
20 May, 03:20 — 20 May, 09:27
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Times of IndiaMostly Factual1d ago
'What's wrong with it?' On caste census, SC says govt should know the numbers
The Supreme Court has upheld the Centre's decision to conduct caste enumeration in the upcoming 2027 Census, stating there is "nothing wrong with it." A bench led by the Chief Justice emphasized that such data is crucial for the government to identify backward classes and implement effective welfare measures. This marks the first comprehensive caste count since 1931.
By TOI NEWS DESK
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Supreme Court quotes Tagore on ‘human greed’, upholds life term of accused in 2013 murder case of Chennai doctor
By Richa Sahay
Read full article →hindustan-timesMostly Factual1d ago
Supreme Court sentences 9 for life in 2013 Tamil Nadu doctor’s murder case
The Supreme Court sentenced nine individuals to life imprisonment for the 2013 murder of Dr. Subbiah in Tamil Nadu, overturning a prior acquittal.
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First report: hindustan-times · 20 May, 03:20|Full coverage: 3 · 6h|Window: 6h
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