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Republic tv trying to play victim : Mumbai police

Mumbai Police alleged that Republic TV is trying to play the victim card in the TRP Scam case, so that their case should be handled by CBI instead of Mumbai…

Poet and activist Varavara Rao, an accused in Bhima-Koregaon case dischraged from hospital

BackgroundPoet and activist Varavara Rao, an accused in Bhima-Koregaon case, was undergoing treatment at a private hospital where he was admitted by Maharashtra government following intervention from the High Court…

Supreme Court to commence limited Hybrid physical hearing from 15th march 2021

The Supreme Court of India has been hearing cases through video-conferencing since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, in a latest order it said that it will begin…

Supreme Court seeks reply from the Centre on the blood donation guidelines

The Supreme Court issues a notice to the Central Government, seeking a reply on the petition challenging blood donation guidelines. Guideline on Blood Donor Selection and Blood Donor Referral of…

Centre OTT platform rules lack teeth: Supreme Court

Ms. Aparna Purohit (Commercial Head of Amazon Prime) has filed a plea where she challenged the judgment of Allahabad High Court that denies the pre arrest bail to her in…

Bar Council Of India passes a resolution against criticism of Judiciary

The Bar Council Of India (BCI), the Indian adjudicating body of Law field has recently passed a resolution against of the criticism and reckless comments being continuously used against the…

Supreme Court : Voicing opinion against the Government does not amount to sedition

Case: Rajat Sharma v. Union of India The petitioner, Rajat Sharma, had accused Dr. Abdullah, who is the President of the National Conference of Jammu and Kashmir, for sedition based…

Animal Rights Law passed in Cuba amid Protests

After decades of rejecting citizens' calls for animal rights legislation, the Cuban government has finally passed a long-awaited animal protection statute. The Animal Welfare Bill mandates that state agencies and…

Bombay High Court refuses to interfere with Govt decision to bar private schools from hiking fees for academic year 2020-21

The Bombay Supreme Court refused to intervene in key petitions associated with the state's to allow private schools to participate in raising tuition fees during the school year following the…

Calcutta high court disposes PIL on Free and fair election in the West Bengal

The PIL that raised concerns about the execution of a peaceful and fair election in West Bengal was dismissed by the Calcutta High Court, which took cognizance of the Election…