Karnataka and Tamil Nadu have been at conflict over the allocation of Cauvery River water since the British colonial period. Pro-Kannada and farmers’ associations have called for a ‘Karnataka Bandh’ on Tuesday (September 26th) and Friday (September 29th) to protest the flow of Cauvery River water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu. Following the bandh, the authorities in Bengaluru proclaimed the day a holiday in all educational institutions in the city and imposed Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure across the whole state, particularly in Bengaluru. The bandh, which began at 6 a.m., featured heated rallies and sloganeering by pro-Kannada…
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Ananya Pandey
I'm Ananya Pandey, a second year BA JMC student in MIT ADT. Pursuing a career in journalism. Planning on doing MA JMC post degree college. Completed a video editing internship at TV9 Marathi and worked on site at their Mumbai headquarters. As a passionate Mass communication student, I am seeking to apply knowledge and skills in researching, writing and producing content for various media platforms. I am a hardworking quick learner and team player who is committed to gain hands on experience to excel in my field.
In the case of, MANISH MADANMOHAN AGRAWAL & ORS. VERSUS SATYANARAYAN DULICHANDJI AGRAWAL & ORS there was a dispute that arose during court proceedings which revolved around a Special Leave Petition (SLP). An SLP is a provision that grants the aggrieved party to have their case heard in the Apex or Supreme Court. In the present case where two court orders from the same bench, dated on 25th July 2022 were marked as Annexure A and B. Annexure A was an order quashing the SLP. However, Annexure B was allowing the same Special Leave Petition which as per the court…