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    Ex-CJI B R Gavai, former judges criticise SC judge Ujjal Bhuyan's remarks on disenfranchisement

    Retired judges have expressed their disapproval of Justice Ujjal Bhuyan's comments regarding disenfranchisement during recent remarks. They emphasized that the issue he spoke about is currently sub judice before the Supreme Court. Former Chief Justice B R Gavai stated that judicial propriety prohibits such comments from a sitting judge. Additionally, the judges questioned whether the electoral roll exercise actually constitutes disenfranchisement.

    DU alumnus Swati Dhingra reappointed to Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee; here's all about her

    Dr. Swati Dhingra has been reappointed to the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee until 2028. With a rich academic background and expertise in economic policy, Dhingra plays a pivotal role in shaping the UK's economic landscape. Her influential research and involvement in various economic bodies underscore her significance in national economic policy-making.

    Going Public: Build something that makes revenue, serves a purpose, then look at IPO, says Ahasolar CEO

    Ahasolar always believed in being a profitable company. This focus and its compliance history paved the way for a successful IPO.

    Apex court takes on record SIT report on 1984 anti-sikh riots

    The Supreme Court on Thursday took on record the summarised report filed by a court-constituted Special Investigation Team pertaining to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots cases.

    Indian-origin academic appointed to Bank of England's monetary panel

    Dhingra is an Associate Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics (LSE) having specialisation in international economics and applied microeconomics.

    Supreme Court orders forensic audit of real estate firm Unitech Ltd

    A bench headed by Justice D Y Chandrachud asked accounting firm Grant Thornton to carry out the forensic audit of Unitech Ltd and all its subsidiary companies since January 2006.

    The Economic Times
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