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Supreme Court of India dismisses same-sex marriage review petition

Transgender · India

Supreme Court of India dismisses same-sex marriage review petition

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

Supreme Court grants bail to Asaram Bapu on medical grounds until March 31, directs no contact with followers

Narendra Modi · India

Supreme Court grants bail to Asaram Bapu on medical grounds until March 31, directs no contact with followers

Coverage: 7 sources

The Supreme Court has granted bail to Asaram Bapu on medical grounds until March 31, related to a 2013 rape case. He must not meet followers after release.See the Story

Places of Worship Act violates fundamental rights: Hindu body to SC

Buddhism · Delhi

Places of Worship Act violates fundamental rights: Hindu body to SC

Coverage: 2 sources

New Delhi: The Akhil Bhartiya Sant Samiti, a Hindu outfit, moved the Supreme Court on Monday, January 6, seeking to intervene in cases filed against the validity of the Places of Worship Act, 1991 that asks to maintain the religious character of places as it existed on August 15, 1947. The outfit’s plea, filed through lawyer Atulesh Kumar, challenges Sections 3 and 4 of the Places of Worship Act, arguing they violated several fundamental rights,…See the Story

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