Articles tagged with: KK Venugopal
NLSIU Bangalore starts search for new VC as crisis of leadership befalls NLUs
NLSIU Bangalore vice chancellor (VC) Prof Venkata Rao is due to retire on 10 May 2019 and a search committee has been formed to find his successor, though it has not yet met, according to authoritative sources.
On a roll: Following earlier victory, CNLU students now win expedited resignation of registrar with another protest
CNLU Patna students reconvened again, after the suspension of their protests against Ishwara Bhat’s appointment as vice-chancellor (VC) of the law school, to push for the removal of the law school’s registrar this weekend.
Attorney general KK Venugopal: Allowing foreign lawyers in Indian lawyers’ interest, banning them is ‘an impediment and we have to realise it’
Attorney general KK Venugopal spoke at an event late last month about foreign lawyers in India, according to the Times of India:
After AG, BCI claimed all clear, KKV admits all’s not well in SC after all
Just yesterday, BCI chairman Manan Kumar Mishra and attorney general KK Venugopal claimed ‘all was well’ in the Supreme Court of India.
SC gives BCI till Jan 2017 to complete verification drive but many unanswered questions remain
A Supreme Court bench of justices Pinaki Chandra Ghose and Ashok Bhushan, last week, on 20 October, extended the deadline for submission of applications for the verification process of lawyers to 30 November 2016, making it clear that it would sanction no further delays.
SC to decide if National Court of Appeal is a good idea
Five judges of the Supreme Court’s Constitution Bench will examine the feasibility of setting up a National Court of Appeal with four regional benches in North, South, East and West - with the apex court taking up matters involving the interpretation of the constitution and issues of national importance.
Sabarimala Court Cut: When the SC discussion of Lord Shiva's love of abhishek began to lose the audience
The hearing of the petition seeking right to worship to women at Sabarimala, Kerala, in the Supreme Court has often led to inquisitive questions from the bench about Hinduism, spirituality, and tradition.
Bar council democracy remains suspended as 'fake' lawyer verification extended again for 15-month delay
The Supreme Court granted another extension of three months to all state bar councils last week, which have been struggling to complete verification of lawyers under the Bar Council of India (BCI) (Certificate of Practice) Rules.
AIPMT NEET 2016: SC ropes in MCI to talk whether states can make exceptions
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Medical Council of India to respond to a batch of applications by various state governments and associations of private medical colleges seeking to hold their own separate examinations for admission to undergraduate medical courses.
Sabarimala Court Cuts: Guess who briefly called women courageless, which seniors have visited Lord Ayyappa, and who failed to intervene
In the ongoing hearing of petitions seeking the right to worship for women devotees of the Sabarimala temple before a Justice Dipak Misra-led three-judge bench this afternoon at Court No.4, senior counsel KK Venugopal, while arguing for the temple board, said women could not be recruited to be fielded in the frontline of armed forces, because they lack courage.
AIPMT vs NEET 2016: SC to hear exemption applications tomorrow with Subramanium, KKV, as SC committee to conduct counselling [UPDATE-1]
The Supreme Court will hear tomorrow (Tuesday) a batch of applications seeking that NEET for admissions to undergraduate medical courses may not be thrust on the states and they may be allowed to conduct their own entrance examinations.
Centre to SC: National Court of Appeal a terrible idea
KK Venugopal tried his best to defend gender discrimination at Sabarimala today
The afternoon hearing at Court No 4 of the Supreme Court on the entry of women to Sabarimala temple got interesting with senior counsel for the temple board, KK Venugopal, comparing the discrimination at Sabarimala with similar classification on the basis of gender in other areas of activity.
CJI Thakur hammers BCCI: Do you have complete immunity over spending 1000s of crores?
SC constitution bench will hear AIBE legality challenges in 4 weeks
The All India Bar Exam (AIBE) challenges will be heard by a Supreme Court constitution bench next month.
Constitution bench to hear petition seeking National Court of Appeal, CJI requests proposals from counsel [UPDATE: Read petition & more]
The petition filed by V Vasanthakumar, advocate from Puducherry, seeking the court’s directions to the Government to consider setting up a National Court of Appeal to relieve the Supreme Court of its case burden, got a new lease of life with the two-judge bench comprising the Chief Justice of India (CJI) TS Thakur and Justice UU Lalit, deciding to refer the matter to a five-judge constitution bench to hear from 4 April.
8 senior counsel argued in SC over safety & legality of 'cute' quadricycles yesterday
The case involving the legality of the lightweight, intra-city, four-wheeled travel vehicle, known as quadricycles, took an interesting turn yesterday before the bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI), TS Thakur and Justice UU Lalit, with heavyweight senior lawyers being hired by both the petitioners and the respondents.
SC throws down, de facto strips Justice CS Karnan of judicial powers ahead of potential impasse
The Supreme Court has rendered Madras high court judge Justice CS Karnan judicially impotent, ordering that he should not be allocated any cases and even if he did pass any orders suo motu, those should be ignored
SC seeks to protect petitioner facing threats in PIL seeking entry of women to Sabarimala temple
Taking serious note of threats to the president of the petitionerassociation, the Indian Young Lawyers Association, whose PIL the SupremeCourt is currently hearing, the three Judge bench led by Justice DipakMisra on 18 January made it clear that access to justice can’t be dented byanybody.
MP judge sex harass case: SC may agree to review relevance of its in-house procedures
In the Additional District and Sessions Judge, ‘X’ v. Supreme Court of India Through Secretary General And Anr., which came up before the bench comprising justices JS Khehar and Rohinton Nariman on 16 December, the petitioner’s counsel, Indira Jaising raised the relevance of the in-house committee report in establishing the misconduct of a judge.