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Bidar Sedition case in Karnataka High Court

On Friday, the Karnataka State government said to Karnataka High Court that the matter regarding police officers interrogating minor students at Shaheen school, Bidar while wearing uniforms and firearms, has…

Madras High Court: dismisses PIL for appointment of two Additional Advocates General

On Friday, The Madras High Court dismissed with cost of a PIL petition seeking refusal of the appointment of two Tamil Nadu Additional Advocates General. A Bench of Chief Justice…

The Jharkhand HC ordered the registry to immediately obtain all orders for each lamination case

Underlining that the request sheets of Judicial records should be secured and safeguarded, the Jharkhand High Court as of late guided its library to get the request sheets of every…

Yo Yo Honey Singh appears for hearing in Domestic Violence case in Delhi

Honey Singh’s wife Shalini Talwar had alleged that she was subjected to numerous incidents of physical, verbal and mental abuse in the hands of her husband. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Tania…

Three suspects in the Delhi riots have been released, but the court is dissatisfied with the police investigation

When society looks back on the worst communal clashes in Delhi since separation, it will be perceived as the inability of probing agencies to conduct comprehensive investigations using the most…

CJI Ramana expresses dismay over communalization of news by media

In the case of Jamiat Ulama-I-Hind v. Union of India, the Chief Justice of India, N. V. Ramana, expressed dismay that the media was communalising and sensationalising every news. CJI…

Supreme Court: Measures should be taken to protect rights of women in government-run mental healthcare institutions

A research conducted by NIMHANS, in 2016, and the National Commission of Women, in 2020, highlighted the deprivations suffered by hundreds of mentally-ill women in government run mental healthcare institutions.…

Man questioning efficacy of COVID vaccine plea got reverse order

On Wednesday, The Kerala High Court Reserved the order on a plea filed with the aid of someone challenging a government order which mandates that people have to have a…

Rash Driving is not an offence if a pedestrian is hit while not using a zebra crossing, according to a Mumbai court

A biker defendant of killing a pedestrian was not guilty by the Court. Pedestrians aren't alleged to cross the jap categorical main road unless there's an equid crossing, a justice…

Allahabad HC on suggested to declare cow as the national animal

A Single-Judge Bench of Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav made the above observation, while rejecting the bail application of one Javed of Sambhal, charged under Section 379 of IPC (Punishment of…