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Record number of judges appointed to high courts in this year, but it's not enough -Dhananjay Mahapatra

-The Times of India NEW delhi: At the receiving end from the Supreme Court for sitting over recommendations for appointment of judges to high courts, the Centre said on Saturday that it had appointed 126 HC judges this year, the highest in the last 25 years. The president appointed six more judges last week — five to the Patna HC and one to the Punjab and Haryana HC — to surpass the...

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SC scan on PILs with 'political colour'

-The Telegraph New delhi: The Supreme Court has decided to examine the constitutional question of whether a political party or a political leader can file a PIL before it. A bench of Justices Dipak Misra and Amitav Roy decided to examine the maintainability of such PILs after attorney-general Mukul Rohatgi said that two PILs filed by an NGO-turned-political outfit, Swaraj Abhiyan, and a Chhattisgarh leader cannot be entertained because of the "political...

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Call to doctors to shun drug cocktails -GS Mudur

-The Telegraph New delhi: A health consortium today questioned a decision by delhi High Court earlier this week to quash the Centre's ban on 344 cocktails of two or more medicines and urged doctors across the country to stop prescribing them. The Jan Swasthya Abhiyan (JSA), the Indian section of the global People's Health Movement, said it was shocked at the judgment because there was "no scientific rationale" for the continued use...

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delhi professor offers kidney to Kerala bus-cleaner, a stranger -Kaunain Sheriff M

-The Indian Express Kerala is among the few states that allows a liberal interpretation of the law on kidney donations from those who are not related to the recipient. New delhi: “You are the light in the darkest moment of my life,” said Paul. “We follow the religion of humanity, we are brothers,” replied John. These were the first words they exchanged when they met for the first time three months ago. When Sakhi...

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I-T staff bodies cry over manpower blues to PM Modi -Dilasha Seth

-Business Standard Say old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes coming back to banking channels in much higher proportion than expected New delhi: Burdened by the deluge of suspected black money cases after demonetisation of high denomination currency, two staff associations of income tax (I-T) department have in a recent letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi said they are reaching the breaking point. "Personnel and infrastructure are severely short," the Income Tax Employees...

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