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Amit Anand Choudhary's articles primarily focus on legal and government-related matters within India, particularly the Supreme Court. His coverage indicates a strong interest in reporting on court cases, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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NEW DELHI: Observing that differences are a part and parcel of married life and may result in non-communication betw-een partners, Supreme Court has said that a husband cannot be convicted of cruelty merely on the ground of not talking to his wife for a few days.
By: Amit Anand Choudhary
NEW DELHI: Observing that differences are a part and parcel of married life and may result in non-communication betw-een partners, Supreme Court
By: Amit Anand Choudhary
NEW DELHI: Holding that constitutional courts should not remain mute spectators when there is inordinate delay in concluding an investigation and
By: Amit Anand Choudhary
NEW DELHI: Holding that it is part of an accused's right to fair trial that he gets access to documents relied upon by the prosecution, Supreme
By: Amit Anand Choudhary
NEW DELHI: Holding that it is part of an accused’s right to fair trial that he gets access to documents relied upon by the prosecution, Supreme Court has said invocation of the Official Secrets Act (OSA) cannot take away the right of the accused person to get copies of the documents forming part of the chargesheet even if they are highly classified and confidential pertaining to national security.
NEW DELHI: Noting that a delay in declaring results may derail the process of admission of students in West Asian countries to colleges, the Supreme
NEW DELHI: Citing the changing times and acknowledging the reality that premarital sex has become common, the Supreme Court has said that being in
NEW DELHI: It's natural for parents to expect that their children would take care of them in their sunset years, but many cases are being reported
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NEW DELHI: Two youngsters fell in love, but the Class 12 girl filed a complaint against the youth when he refused to marry her, resulting in him being sentenced to 10 years for having physical relations with a minor. The girl married another man, who left her after three days when he came to know of her past relationship.
NEW DELHI: Two youngsters fell in love, but the Class 12 girl filed a complaint against the youth when he refused to marry her, resulting in him
