New Delhi, April 8 The Indian Constitution does not allow judicial review based on "constitutional morality" to decide essential religious practices and beliefs, the Centre told the Supreme Court on Wednesday. The Centre emphasized that previous verdicts on decriminalizing consensual gay sex and...
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New Delhi, March 9 The Bharatiya Janata Party and the Aam Aadmi Party engaged in a heated exchange on Monday, each interpreting the Delhi High Court order in the excise policy case in their favor.The BJP welcomed the high court's directions, saying that it marked the end of the AAP's brief...
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New Delhi, March 2 Taking cognizance of a trial court relying on alleged non-existent verdicts that were generated with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), the Supreme Court has said that a decision based on such fake judgments would not be an error in decision-making, but would amount to...