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Thirty Seconds and Four Suspensions: Who Owns the Harm When a Convoy Stops an Ambulance?

The Assam Chief Minister said on October 1 that the patient's death was not linked to the brief halt of the ambulance for his convoy, citing a critical liver ailment and a stop of about 30 seconds. Four Cachar police personnel were suspended, the Chief Minister apologised publicly and the State government issued directives prohibiting the stopping of ambulances and ordinary commuters for VIP carcades. The incident has…

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The Registrar's Dilemma: When a Valid Deed Defeats the Policy It Was Written Under

On Thursday, October 1, the District Registrar of Firms and Societies, Gurugram, issued a memorandum deferring to the registered Conveyance Deed and approved bye-laws of the Mahindra Aura society, effectively reversing its September 15 direction that had opened common areas to EWS residents on the ground of systemic discrimination. The reversal followed the RWA's September 28 representation. EWS allottees Kashmir Singh, 70…

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The Question Nobody Got to Ask: Why Disclosure, Not Conscience, Is the Real Safeguard Against Judicial Bias

On October 1, applicant Naman Sherstra orally mentioned an application before Justice Dipankar Datta seeking recall of Justice Satish Chandra Sharma's opinion in the split verdict of September 23 on whether to refer the challenge to the Chief Election Commissioner and Other Election Commissioners Act, 2023 to a Constitution Bench. The plea rests on the non-disclosure of the judge's son's engagement as a standing counsel for…

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