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The Kerala High Court has dismissed a petition to have meat removed from midday meals and dairy farms closed

On Friday, the Kerala High Court Set aside a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the Lakshadweep administration's decision to abandon dairy farms and remove meat from mid-day meal menus in…

Prime Minister inaugurates two new defence office complexes

On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated two new defence office complexes for the Defence Ministry. The office complexes are located at Africa Avenue and Kasturba Gandhi Marg, in New…

Allahabad HC asked explanation regarding delay in investigation from DGP, SIT

The Allahabad High Court asked the Director-general of police, Uttar Pradesh and members of S.I.T team to clarify regarding inaction of the police authorities. The fact of the case dealt…

PIL alleging unauthorized access of Aadhaar details by G-Pay

On Wednesday, the Delhi High Court sought responses from the Unique Identification Authority Of India (UIDAI) on a plea against Google Pay for alleged unauthorized operations that violated the privacy…

Allahabad HC directs UP Government to pay for the medical expenses of minor rape victim’s termination of pregnancy

On Tuesday, the Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court in a writ petition filed through the mother of the minor girl gave an order wherein it allowed termination of pregnancy…

Illegal Strike

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On Tuesday The Karnataka High Court dismissed the petition for recovering the loss on revenue. This revenue loss was to be recovered from unions and the employees of Banglore Metropolitan…

Pendency of cases in Lower Courts has ascended to another record, crossing the 4-crore mark

In the 3-tier legal system of judiciary, including the supreme Court and 25 High Courts, the pendency of cases has essentially expanded in the last one-and-a-half years, from 3.7 crores…

Supreme Court: nominees are being cherry-picked by the centre

The Supreme Court raised an objection on Wednesday to the way the Central government authorized nominations to several tribunals recently. The suggestions of Search and Selection Committees (SCSCs) were carried…

Safety to sanitation workers entering manholes: Karnataka HC

On Tuesday, Karnataka High Court called for sanitation workers entering manholes to be provided with proper cleaning equipment as envisaged under the Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation…

Jammu and Kashmir to implement Forest Rights Act, 2006

The Jammu and Kashmir government has decided to implement the Forest Rights Act, 2006, which will elevate the socio-economic status of a sizeable section of the 14 lakh population of…