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Right to Privacy News
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Delhi government in 2017 made provision for the installation of CCTV cameras inside classrooms of government schools to provide live footage to parents
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A bench of Justices Aniruddha Bose and Vikram Nath said: "The trial court as also the revisional court had completely ignored the said factor and proceeded as if the children were material objects who could be sent for forensic analysis."
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The bill has been passed in both houses of parliament
It is the first amendment to the Identification of Prisoners Act after 102 years
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Centre denied media reports claiming spying by government
The government called the "Pegasus leak" false, malicious
It said enough facts to reject the claim are available in public domain
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Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad also warned about the 'sinister trend' of some people 'unleashing all forces of criticism' if courts do not deliver judgments in line with their expectations.
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We have had a rock star RBI governor. Why not one at the Supreme Court as well?
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A group of youngsters from Kanjarbhat community in Pune have come together to form a WhatsApp group - "Stop the 'V' ritual" - to spread awareness against the practice of determining the virginity of a bride on the wedding night.
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There are about 33 crore PAN cards, while Aadhaar has been issued to about 115 crore people.
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The Government has extended by four months the deadline for linking PAN with Aadhaar to December 31.
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The government had mandated linking of PAN with Aadhaar by the extended deadline of August 31.
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Earlier the government informed the apex court that the centre will extend deadline to furnish Aadhaar to avail benefits of various social welfare schemes till December end.
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The requirement for Aadhaar being quoted for availing government subsidies, welfare schemes and other benefits will also continue unhindered for now.
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Total subsidy paid under DBT in 2016-17 is Rs 74,502 crore. Cash subsidy paid under DBT is expected to increase to Rs 1 lakh crore subsequently, the industry chamber added.
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The requirement for Aadhaar being quoted for availing government subsidies, welfare schemes and other benefits will also continue unhindered for now.
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The Supreme Court had on Thursday said "nobody would like to be told what to eat or how to dress".
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The interpretation of the Constitution cannot be frozen by its original understanding.
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Jaitley said the restrictions would depend on "case to case" but those will have to meet the test of being fair, just and reasonable.
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The Supreme Court on Friday declared that right to privacy was a fundamental right and protected as an intrinsic part of life and personal liberty and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution.
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There were six judgments written by the nine judges but all of them were unanimous in asserting that right to privacy was a fundamental right.
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