Bhadra Sinha is a journalist for ThePrint, focusing on national news in India. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, legal cases, and social issues. With her in-depth reporting and analysis, Bhadra aims to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of the current events shaping the country.
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By: Bhadra Sinha
Petition by a Delhi legal think tank wants SC to declare Section 53(2) of RP Act, 1951 unconstitutional. It says the provision defeats the right to cast a neutral or negative vote.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Senior officer Vaninder Mahajan, who was slapped with a graft case by state police, has alleged harassment by the Punjab govt after he made a big drugs haul & exposed pharma companies.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Khanna superseded 32 seniors in appointment to top post. Despite a stellar legacy, he started his practice from Tis Hazari even as his father was a sitting Delhi High Court judge.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Challenging a Madras HC judgment that quashed its provisional attachment orders in the Tamil Nadu illegal sand mining case, ED asserts power citing PMLA sections in SC.
By: Bhadra Sinha
SC ruled govt-aided or recognised minority educational institutions can't run without competent teachers, in unhealthy surroundings, or not maintain even a fair standard of teaching.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Justices Nagarathna & Dhulia took exception to 'harsh criticism' against Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer. The verdict, however, doesn't mention the word 'disservice'.
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The SC judge has disagreed with the apex court's majority view on privately-owned properties, opting for a broader, more socialist interpretation of the term 'material resources'.
By: Bhadra Sinha
The decision set aside NCLAT order for transfer of the cash-strapped airline's ownership to Jalan Kalrock Consortium despite it failing to abide by the resolution plan.
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Supreme Court has ordered a fresh review of Aligarh Muslim University's minority status, setting guidelines for determining an institution's minority character, to apply in AMU's case.
By: Bhadra Sinha
Homebuyers from both projects reached SC over delays around the same time, in 2016-2017. While Amrapali owners have been delivered homes, Unitech still waiting for flats or refunds.
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