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Maniben Maganbhai Bhariya Vs. District Development Officer

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... 1980(1) scc410 and others6; jaya bachchan vs. union of india and others 7; state of karnataka and others vs. ameerbi and others8 and birla institute of technology vs. state of jharkhand and others9 may be in the different context.17. while adverting to the facts of the instant cases, it manifests from the ..... when we talk about fundamental rights and rights of children under six years, recognizing the significance of child care and development in realizing the goal of national progress, the founding parents enacted several provisions concerning welfare and development of children, especially in parts iii and iv of the constitution. the fundamental rights ..... the employees who served the establishment in an organized or unorganized sector and, in one way or the other, contributing in the sustainable development of the nation.3. looking to the large number of persons working in the organized/unorganized sector by passage of time, different social security legislations have been introduced in .....

Prof Narendra Singh Bhandari Vs. Ravindra Jugran

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... submitted that all through his academic years from matriculation to masters he stood first throughout and he is an awardee of phd. degree from prestigious indian institute of technology, new delhi. he had research and publication in national and international journals, books, internship participation in academic seminars and conferences. it is submitted that therefore when, in exercise of powers under section 10(1 ..... council ( naac ): as chief executives and academic heads of universities, the vice- chancellors are expected to be efficient and effective in terms of: (a) implementation of national higher education policy and programmes, (b) institutional change in tune with the national reforms package, (c) quality and innovation enhancement and their sustainability, (d) productive engagement with communities of scholars from within their universities and from .....

Assam Sanmilita Mahasangha and Ors. Vs. Union of India and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... of assam, so as to improve the standard of living of the people. special emphasis will be placed on the education and science & technology through establishment of national institutions. other issues:8. 1. the government will arrange for the issue of citizenship certificate in future only by the authorities of the central government ..... mandate of the constitution is absolute so far as the exercise of this court's power under article 32 is concerned. should this court, an institution primarily created for the purpose of safeguarding the fundamental rights guaranteed under part iii of the constitution, narrow down those rights?. the implications of ..... by the border security force (bsf) along the indo-bangladesh border. (ii) identification of vulnerable patches/routes by 15th january 2015 from where bangladeshi nationals are managing to enter into the country illegally. after identification of these vulnerable patches/routes, security and vigilance will be strengthened at these points along the .....

Dr. S.S. Khanna Vs. Chief Secretary, Patna and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1983SC595; 1983(31)BLJR337; 1983(1)SCALE376; (1983)3SCC42; [1983]2SCR724

..... appeal, the additional judicial commissioner, ranchi acquitted the second respondent and the said order of acquittal has become final. the second respondent who was an employee of the national institute of foundry and forge technology, ranchi had been suspended for involvement in the incident in question. that order of suspension has since been revoked and he has rejoined his duties after receiving all ..... also committed an offence punishable under section 506 i.p.c. banktesh prasad was the security officer of the national institute of foundry and forge technology, the appellant was its director. the complainant was the general secretary of the association of the employees of the institute. the alleged incident is stated to have taken place as a consequence of a certain labour dispute. after .....

Council of Scientific and Industrial Research and anr. Vs. K.G.S. Bhat ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1989SC1972; [1989(59)FLR577]; JT1989(3)SC513; (1990)ILLJ246SC; 1989(2)SCALE395; (1989)4SCC635; 1989(2)LC566(SC); (1990)1UPLBEC5

k. jagannatha shetty, j.1. mr. k.g.s. bhatt-respondent no. 1 in this appeal was a civil engineer-a in the central food and technological research institute, mysore, which is one of the national institutes under council of scientific and industrial research. he was not considered for any kind of promotion for nearly two decades. he approached the central administrative tribunal, bangalore bench ..... .2. council of scientific and industrial research is a society registered under the societies registration act. it is appellant no. 1 in this appeal. the director of central food and technological research institute at mysore is appellant no. 2. they are hereinafter together called as 'the appellant'. the appellant has framed certain bye-laws for regulating promotion of technical and scientific staff .....

Suhas H Pophale Vs. Oriental Ins.Co.Ltd.and anr

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... under a central act and owned or controlled by the central government, (iii) any university established or incorporated by any central act, (iv) any institute incorporated by the institutes of technology act, 1961 (59 of 1961), (v) any board of trustees constituted under the major port trusts act, 1963 (38 of 1963), (vi) ..... insurance companies and the level of competition was high. there were also allegations of unfair trade practices. the government of india, therefore, decided to nationalize insurance business. thus, as far as the erstwhile insurance company in the present case is concerned, as an initial step, its management was taken over ..... the merger of the private insurance companies into certain other insurance companies. consequently, these private insurance companies merged into four insurance companies viz., (a) the national insurance company ltd., (b) the new india assurance company ltd., (c) the oriental insurance company ltd., and (d) the united india insurance company ltd .....

The Goa Foundation Vs. The Goa State Environment Impact Assessment Aut ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... development zone (ndz) and no mitigation measures were taken. the tribunal passed an interim order of status quo and, thereafter, sought a report from the 1 national institute of ocean technology, chennai (for short, niot ). by the first impugned order dated 22nd january, 2020, the tribunal referred to the observations made in the report of the ..... , the impugned orders are hereby quashed and set aside. original application no.33/2015 (wz) is restored to its original number to the file of the national green tribunal, principal bench at new delhi. the principal bench shall transfer the restored original application to its western zonal bench at pune for hearing.9. the ..... registry is directed to forward a copy of this order to the registrar of the national green tribunal, principal bench, new delhi, who will ensure that the restored original application is transferred to the western zonal bench of the tribunal within three .....

Channy Enterprises Vs. Commissioner of Central Excise, Chandigarh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2005SC2228; 2005(99)ECC723; 2005(182)ELT436(SC); JT2005(11)SC101; (2005)4SCC298

..... the capacity of the higher of the mills should have been taken as the acp. the second submission is that the appellant had submitted a certificate from the national institute of secondary steel technology, a government institute, which certified that the two mills could not be run simultaneously with the same motor and common flywheel. it is contended that the commissioner could not discard .....

A.P. Pollution Control Board Vs. Prof. M.V. Nayadu (Retd.) and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1999SC812; JT1999(1)SC162; 1999(1)SCALE140; (1999)2SCC718; [1999]1SCR235; 1999(1)LC426(SC)

..... his report stated that the company has used the technology obtained from the indian institute of chemical technology of (iict), hyderabad which is a premier institute and that he would not think of a better institute in the country for transfer of technology. the said institute has issued a certificate that this industry will not ..... court in our view, can refer scientific and technical aspects for investigation and opinion to expert bodies such as the appellate authority under the national environmental appellate authority act, 1997. the said authority comprises of a retired judge of the supreme court and members having technical expertise in ..... ]1scr312 observed:we would also suggest to the government of india that since cases involving issues of environmental pollution, ecological destructions and conflicts over national resources are increasingly coming up for adjudication and these cases involve assessment and evolution of scientific and technical data, it might be desirable to .....

Dr. Jagadish Saran and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC820; (1980)2SCC768; [1980]2SCR831

..... equalisation-when the constitution man dates for every one equality before and equal protection of the law-may be fatal folly, self-defeating educational technology and anti-national if made a routine rule of state policy. a fair preference, a reasonable reservation, a just adjustment of the prior needs and real ..... studies at all implies the termination of their medical studies. this is a problem which can be tackled only on a national level, with all universities and other medical institutions coming together around a common table with the object of fashioning out a mutual reasonable quota reservation. a wise and far- ..... students, the obdurate, may be, even obscurantist, exclusiveness of other universities forbidding delhi graduates from getting admission in their colleges and the reasonableness of institutional continuity in educational pursuits for students who enter a university for higher studies, we must dilate on the foundational facts more fully. since sri balakrishnan emphasised .....