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Center Owned by GK Communications Pvt. Ltd.SC refuses to lift non-veg food ban near Somnath Temple, asks Gujarat HC to decide within 2 months
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The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court dismissed a Public Interest Litigation as “premature” that had sought to stop a prohibition on holding the “Thirukalyana Virundhu” feast during the Chithirai festival in a playground belonging to Sethupathi Higher Secondary School in Madurai. The court’s decision effectively rejected the plea to prevent the feast from being conducted.
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The bench of Justices MM Sundresh and PB Varale declined to interfere with the Gujarat High Court's interim order and urged it to expedite the hearing
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New Delhi, Nov 6: The Supreme Court on Friday refused to lift the ban on the preparation, sale and storage of non-vegetarian food in the vicinity of Gujarat’s Somnath Temple, but asked the Gujarat High Court to decide the matter expeditiously, preferably within two months, reports Bar & Bench. A…
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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on November 6, Friday refused to interfere with the Gujarat High Court’s interim order restoring restrictions on the preparation, sale and storage of non-vegetarian food near Somnath Mandir. A Bench of Justices M.M. Sundresh and Prasanna B. Varale requested the High…
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New Delhi, Nov 6: The Supreme Court on Friday refused to lift the ban on the preparation, sale and storage of non-vegetarian food in the vicinity of Gujarat’s Somnath Temple, but asked the Gujarat High Court to decide the matter expeditiously, preferably within two months, reports Bar & Bench. A…
