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Supreme Court verdict on reservation: There was a fierce commotion in Lok Sabha, know which party said in the House The government on Monday made it clear that it is committed to reservation for SC and ST, amid allegations of being anti-Dalit by opposition parties over a Supreme Court ruling on reservation in appointments and promotions. In his statement in the Lok Sabha on the issue, Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Thawar Chand Gehlot said, "The central government is not a party to this issue and this decision is being considered at a high level." He said that no affidavit was sought from the Government of India regarding this decision, the Government of India will take the right steps. Gehlot said, "We are committed and dedicated to reservation." He said that this is the case of 2012 when the Congress government was in Uttarakhand. The minister also said that the government will consider this issue in a holistic manner. On this, the members of the Congre

Your right is to register an FIR, know what is the difference between FIR and NCR It is often heard that 'Police is not registering First Information Report (FIR)'. In such a situation, many times the victim has to go to the police station, then many times have to give up and decide not to file an FIR. This is all because people do not know about their rights to register an FIR. Under the law, the police cannot refuse to register an FIR. It is also mentioned in section 154 of CRPC. Crimes in India are divided into two categories. The first is cognizable offence and the second is non cognizable offence. Serious crime The police do not require a warrant for arrest in a cognizable offense. These are serious crimes in which the police have to take immediate action. These do not require the magistrate to order the police to initiate an investigation. These include cases such as rape, murder, illegal confinement, damage to public property and taking bribe by public serva

After all, why do lawyers wear black coat! In our country, in summer or cold weather, lawyers and judges wear only black coats, but have you ever wondered why lawyers wear black coats, then we tell you the reason for lawyers wearing black coats. The tradition of lawyers wearing black coats is believed to have started in England. In 1865, the royal family of England ordered the court to wear black on the death of King Charles II, after which the trend of wearing a black coat began. The Indian judiciary is run by the British system itself, so even in the courts of India, the custom of wearing black coats of lawyers has been going on till now. In India, black coat was made compulsory for lawyers in 1961. The black coat is considered a symbol of discipline confidence. Black color is considered a symbol of strength and authority. Black color is considered a symbol of blindness, anyway it is said that the law is blind, because blind person does not favor anyone. Wearing a black coat mean

 Supreme Court said, Mahatma Gandhi is more than Bharat Ratna The Supreme Court refused to issue any order or directive to the Government of India to confer the Bharat Ratna on Mahatma Gandhi. The court said that Mahatma Gandhi is bigger than any Bharat Ratna. On the petition demanding the award of Bharat Ratna to Mahatma Gandhi, the Supreme Court said that Mahatma Gandhi is above Bharat Ratna. People from all over the world respect Mahatma Gandhi very much. The court told the petitioner that he values ​​his feelings. So, he himself can give a memorandum to the government about this. In fact, the petitioner said that many people have been awarded Bharat Ratna till now. Mahatma Gandhi has not been given this honor yet. The Father of the Nation should also receive this honor. On this, the court told the petitioner, 'See, the court cannot hear this matter. If you wish, you can give a memorandum in this regard to the Central Government. In our view, Mahatma Gandhi is above Bhar

Isro Scientist Nambi Narayanan will get compensation of Rs 1.3 crore The need for justice of former ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan (77), who was cleared of espionage charges after nearly a decade, is finally complete. The Kerala government has agreed in principle to give them a compensation of Rs 1.3 crore. This amount will be different from the Supreme Court order granting Rs 50 lakh to Nambi. Nambi, who has faced the charges of espionage, has also been honored with the Padma award this year. Explain that in 1994, Nambi Narayanan was involved in the development of PSLV rocket, geostationary satellite launch vehicle at ISRO and the initial phase of making cryogenic engines for space missions. He was posted as the director of the cryogenic engine project. Meanwhile, he was accused of allegedly leaking important confidential documents related to defense to four people, including two women from Maldives. They were accused of leaking documents by Deputy Director D. Sasikumaran and In