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Madras High Court issues notice in a petition seeking translation of Draft EIA Notification into vernacular languages

10 PC Quota for Pondy Govt Students in Medical colleges Illegal: Center to HC

‘illegal’ giving 10% order for Pondicherry government school students for medical college The central government told Madras High Court on Thursday that it was rejected as ‘illegal’ giving 10% order for Pondicherry government school students for medical college, facing a similar type of rejection of 7.5% provided to the Tamil Nadu government school students. In recording the submission carried out by additional Solicitor General Sankaranarayan, appearing for the center. Justice B Pugalenthi adjourned to hear further in the first week of April. Senior Counsel strongly opposed the rejection Appearing for the petitioner, Wilson, the Senior Counsel strongly opposed the rejection. In fact, He argues that the middle stand will sound death bells to the welfare of students who are eligible for reservation of 7.5% in Tamil Nadu as well. Firstly, He further said that the center’s hold was against the legislative power of state below list III and against the assessment of the constitutional bench decision from the Supreme Court who approved the reservation in the service. Decision runs on the concept of social justice and SC assessments Also, it shows that a state has enough strength to provide orders in services for the benefit of student welfare and that the central government cannot handle it as illegal, Wilson argues that the decision runs on the concept of social justice and SC assessments. Ministry of Health -Family Welfare, DOPT and the Ministry of Education (Department of Higher Education) The ministry of the home, at its counter, has proposed that the […]

Rs 5 crore-job racket busted in Chennai, former IAS officer held

Mining officials in Jhajjar extorted money, said accused

Vehicles to violate the order of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) The Practice to extort money from private transport for allowing their vehicles to violate the order of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) that happens for a long time here and the mining Dept officials also pamper themselves in this illegal trade. Guard, Mining Official in judicial custody was holding Rs 1 Lakh bribe during arrest The money recovery from the transporter was in distribution among all people in involvement in this matter. Dummies leave without Challan regardless of violations of NGT norms Information by Manjeet, a guard at the local department office on a contractual basis, during the police interrogation. He was under arrest by the district police team four days ago when he received Rs 1 lakh from Delhi-based transporter for letting his two dummies leave without Challan regardless of violations of NGT norms. Team’s work was to check illegal mining Manjeet from Raiya Village here revealed that his team’s work was to check illegal mining, but they used to recover the illegal recovery from the carrier for not imposing a hefty penalty on them for plying the vehicles carrying construction materials in violations of the NGT orders. They stopped two Delhi-based transporters near Raiya Village on March 18, “said sources in the police. Registering a case and penalty on the dumper The sources stated that the team examined the documents from the driver and then threatened them by confiscating the two dumpers, in addition to slapping the […]

This is According to data available with the Telangana state pollution control board related to the Water bodies. Hussain Sagar - spread at 5.7 Km square - is one of the most polluted in Hyderabad. | Advocate Saravvanan R | Top Ranking Criminal Lawyers in Chennai India

Hyderabad city water body dying of slow death

Pollution and unplanned urbanization, Hyderabad city water body dying of slow death This is According to data available with the Telangana state pollution control board related to the Waterbodies. Hussain Sagar – spread at 5.7 Km square – is one of the most polluted in Hyderabad. Many studies and surveys have widely documented how Hyderabad lost a lot of water bodies. It is because of rapid and unplanned urbanization for years. However, when Hyderabad observed the water day on Monday. Reports found that the shrinking lake in the city faced another major problem – water pollution. Telangana State Pollution Control Agency (TSPCB) According to data available with the Telangana State Pollution Control Agency (TSPCB) relating to the Water Agency, Hussainsagar – spread at 5.7 Km square – is one of the most polluted in Hyderabad. The BOD on the lake, which should not be more than 3 mg / L, was between 25-116 mg / L for all nine outlets. Meanwhile, the DO and, other parameters to monitor water quality, were very low. National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) In accordance with the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), water bodies with a concentration of less than 2 mg/l are known as the ‘dead zone’ because they cannot sustain life. If the level is less than 0.5 mg/l then water is no more than sewage, he said. The data shows that the Biological Oxygen Demand(BOD) level of the sample collected from the Hussainsagar necklace road outlet was 113 mg / […]

Transfer case: Madras High Court (Madurai Bench) ticks off Tangedco to rely on bad legal advice Appeal without obtaining proper legal advice will result in huge losses to the state treasury Madurai: Observing that the appeal without obtaining proper legal advice will result in huge losses to the state treasury, Madras High Court directed authorities to immediately allow the applicant Tangedco for service recombine and melt back wages for two years. The court was hearing a petition filed by S Velmurugan contempt for alleged disobedience of the order passed by the single judge of the court in 2019. Petitioner worked as an executive engineer in Karur when he moved and installed in the Nilgiris district in 2018. She challenged the transfer order set aside a single judge citing violations legislation and allow him to work in Karur own. It was also directed to set up a non-working period as a period of duty. Preferably by Tangedco appeal was dismissed by a division bench on August 24 this year.

Completion Certificate not needed to get a power connection

The completion certificate is not in need for buildings to get a power connection. Madras High Court has allowed Tangedco to provide power connections to buildings even without a Completion certificate in the first place. However, it directs the corporation to strictly comply with the Tamil Nadu Combined Building Development Rules, 2019, while providing connections. Tangedco to provide electrical connection Chief Justice of Sanjib Banerjee and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy passed the order while dismissing the plea. It is transferred by Coimbatore’s consumer cause, which directed Tangedco to not provide electrical connection without a completion certificate. Service connections without the certificate of settlement The petitioner argued that the 2019 rule determines certain norms. The service connections such as electricity supply, water supply, and sewerage connections should not be provided for the building class specified in rule 20 unless the certificate of completion is obtained from the development authority. But, Tangedco on October 6, 2020, issued a memorandum that deviated from the rules and allowed it to provide service connections even without the certificate of settlement, the Applicant argued. Electricity supply connections to certain consumer classes Against Plea, Tangedco says that the draft scheme was prepared to provide electricity supply connections. That is too certain consumer classes as a matter of fact. “These are people who have established small shops or occupy small portions of existing buildings in like manner. They need a low voltage power supply connection and the certificate of completion cannot force from them,” it said. Disconnection of Connection […]

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Defaulting Promoter: No back door pact – Supreme Court

There is no back door pact for the defaulting promoter: what the Supreme Court court means Clarification by the Supreme Court In connection with the promoter’s participation: In the bank’s liquidation process of bankruptcy will speed up the resolution process. The Supreme Court has decided that the company’s promoter went bankrupt. This was prohibited from offers for their own company under the part of 29A of Insolvency and bankruptcy code (IBC). They are not allowed to use any schemes or settings to get their company control even if it enters into liquidation. What did the Supreme Court say? In the case involving Gujarat NRE Liquidation, the National Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has been held that everyone who does not meet the requirements, below the part of the 29A IBC, to bid the company, also prohibited from proposing a compromise scheme and setting based on section 230 of the Companies Act. Section 230 of the companies act Section 230 of the companies act allows promoters or corporate creditors to propose a scheme of arrangement or compromise in which company debt can be restructured. In its assessment enforcing the NCLAT decision, The Apex Court said that while section 230 will apply to promoters and creditors in the normal course during the working of the company, it will not apply if the company faces liquidation under the IBC. Compromise based on Section 230 of the 2013 Law “The company must be safe from its management and corporate death. This will lead to real […]