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Let them eat fruit: Lakshadweep Administration tells Supreme Court on removing meat from mid-day meal

The Supreme Court has been informed by the Lakshadweep administration that it has decided to omit meat from the mid-day meal menu of the schools, while adding fruits and dry fruits in its place because inhabitants of the island eat meat regularly at their home, but consume fruits and dry fruits occassionally. The Supreme Court had asked for a reply from the Centre on an appeal against a judgement of the Kerala High Court, challenging the decision of the Lakshadweep administration. The ple...

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Courts are in favour of protecting the personal liberty of an individual: Justice L Nageswara Rao

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The retired Supreme Court judge Justice L Nageswara Rao said on Monday said that while judgment of the Supreme Court upholding provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) by the Supreme Court judgment might be dubbed as a setback to personal liberty,but it does not mean that top court judgements don’t safeguard the individual liberty. Justice Rao agreed that he might have struck down the law if he was there as a judge but it should not mean that he would criticise the judge w...

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