The Karnataka High Court has taken note of the misuse of national symbols like the national flag by former parliamentarians ... It sought the proper implementation of the Emblems and Names (Prevention ...

the Karnataka High Court has issued strong directives against the improper use of national symbols and emblems. The ruling was delivered by a bench comprising Chief Justice NV Anjaria and Justice MI ...

The Karnataka High Court has expressed concern over the “unfortunate” practice of former constitutional authorities, ex-MPs and legislators misusing national symbols by displaying them on ...

"The misuse, mis-projection and misstatement of these Symbols, Emblems and Names have to be prevented resolutely," the Court said. The Karnataka High Court recently issued a slew of directions to curb ...

It said implementing authorities must be directed to register cases under provisions of relevant Acts and rules wherever complaints regarding the misuse of national symbols and emblems are found ...

The court directed the authorities to deal with violations sternly, and register cases under the relevant Acts and Rules, with regard to the misuse of national symbols and emblems.

(v) The school children or the law students shall also be involved in spreading awareness against misuse and unauthorised display of National Symbols and Emblems by any person, body or organization.

The Government of Jamaica has strengthened national capacity to disrupt the illegal supply of guns and to address the roots of violence in schools and communities, with the support of a 750 000 USD ...

On April 8, the Legislative Assembly approved a new national symbol for the country in its second reading. These are the adobe and bahareque houses, so representative of Costa Rica’s past, especially ...

Makeshift walls had been erected in the Jamaica Estates home, including through the middle of the kitchen, New York Fire Department Chief John Esposito said at a news conference. Officials also ...

and the essence and ideal of what our other National Hero Marcus Garvey was all about. Jamaica’s financial system, he said, was strong and resilient. It would therefore have to be protected.