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Keralam Forest department begins damage-control exercise after legal goof-ups in two forest cases in Wayanad (opens the original)
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The Keralam Forest department has embarked on a damage-control exercise in Wayanad after the legal goof-ups in two sensitive forest and wildlife crime cases — the Muttil illegal tree-felling case and the seizure of ivory in the Kurichiyat forest range. While the chargesheet filed in the tree-felling case, the first one in the 53 cases booked by the Forest department, was rejected last week, the six accused, including a few tribespersons, arrested in an alleged illegal ivory possession case were
CMRL-Exalogic payoff case raises legal, political challenges to govt., investigating agencies (opens the original)
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The controversies involving Cochin Minerals and Rutile Limited (CMRL), the firm facing allegations of money laundering involving former Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, his daughter T. Veena, and her husband P.A. Mohamed Riyas in the Exalogic pay-off case, have given way to legal and political challenges to the State government as well as investigating agencies. The allegation that Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan, Home Minister Ramesh Chennithala, Health Minister K. Muraleedharan, and other politi
NH central line norms: Keralam to seek relaxation of SC order (opens the original)
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Keralam will seek exemption for existing commercial and residential buildings from a Supreme Court order prohibiting the construction of residential buildings within 40 metres and commercial ones within 75 metres from the central line of national highways. The State will seek a review of the top court order that imposed the centreline buffer by pointing out that the order will render “residual holdings entirely unbuildable without statutory acquisition or compensation.” Keralam will contend that
Keralamâs multiplex pricing debate: SC order in 2023 permits cinema hall owners to fix food prices (opens the original)
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The prices of food items sold at multiplexes would continue to be set by traders with no scope for any governmental intervention in the price-fixing mechanism. A Supreme Court order had termed cinema halls as private properties of its owners, who were entitled to âstipulate terms and conditions so long as they are not contrary to public interest, safety and welfare.â The court also noted that the owners were entitled to âdetermine the business model to be followed and to regulate the terms
Keralam likely to revise retirement age of judicial officers to 62 shortly (opens the original)
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Keralam will have to revoke its decision not to increase the retirement age of judicial officers from 60 to 62, with the Supreme Court rejecting its stand. The State government will have to take the decision within two weeks, and a compliance report has to be filed in the court, which will consider the case again on October 1, 2026. The top court had last week asked 21 States, including Keralam, to reconsider their decision or take appropriate decisions for the enhancement of retirement age in t
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