Left parties allege attack on bookstalls; Calcutta High Court stays previous order allowing stalls
Party leaders have said that this is an attack on “free thinking” and have vowed to set up more stalls as a form of protest
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Party leaders have said that this is an attack on “free thinking” and have vowed to set up more stalls as a form of protest
A Special Investigation Team formed by the State government had been investigating the alleged custodial death of Gade Sai Krishna since June
Sidharth Luthra, appearing for Mr. Vijayan, mentioned the plea for urgent listing before a Bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi, saying an FIR has been registered in the case
Kumaraswamy sought an investigation by a sitting judge of the High Court into the controversy
In a similar case in 2022, the Court had refused to protect any of the persons concerned against eviction from government properties on the ground of security
Various individuals and organisations representing Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes communities in the State expressed deep disappointment with the Karnataka High Court verdict that struck down the enhanced reservation
The police denied the allegations of use of force
Congress leaders question hurried introduction of law by the previous BJP government before the Assembly elections in 2023
Justice V. Lakshminarayanan allows his application to dispense with the production of a certified copy of the FIR
The ANC says it will appeal a High Court order to restore Andile Lungisa to its Nelson Mandela Bay list, weeks before South Africa's 4 November local vote. The post South Africa’s Largest Party to Appeal Lungisa Ruling appeared first on The Rio Times.
BJP Kozhikode city district president K.P. Prakash Babu alleged that the resolution against the CEC, passed at the Corporation council meeting earlier this week, violated the High Court order.
A Bench of Acting Chief Justice Nitin Wasudeo Sambre and Justice Sanjay Sharma refused to list the matter despite the counsel's urging.
Mr. Mann’s remark came after the Punjab and Haryana High Court directed the CBI to probe corruption allegations linked to his office.
it allows the work being done by Vizag Hyperscale Data Centre Park Limited to continue at its own risk and cost, while clarifying that any investment or development undertaken will not vest any legal equities or rights in its favour in the event of an adverse judgment
The court says Rugby should be included in State-level sports events as it is part of the National School Games
Opposition corners AAP over its ‘zero-tolerance’ claim; the petition relates to allegations of the involvement of senior officers of Punjab in various scams, including cash for transfers, cash in return for favourable policies, and cash for tenders
The petitions in the High Court had claimed that the diversion of over 130 sq. km of pristine tropical forest violated the 2006 Act and threatened the Shompen and Nicobarese way of life and culture.
The Court permitted 11 club members to move the Delhi High Court, after the High Court had earlier refused their plea on the ground that only the club could challenge the Centre’s decision
A Division Bench directs State government and State Election Commission to conduct elections within six weeks from October 1; says Census process does not bar delimitation of wards within Municipalities/ Municipal Corporations
The Bench observed that asking the High Court to accord priority to the petitioner's plea would be unfair to other litigants who are waiting for their turn for adjudication on their pleas
Justice P.B. Balaji dismisses an application filed by the resigned MLA, who had shifted allegiance from AIADMK to TVK, to reject the election petition filed by a voter
HC Bench recuses from NIA’s appeal against bail for Sachin Vaze in Antilia case, directing assignment to another panel as questions linger over evidence and timing of witness statements
The court held that the test to transfer proceedings was not whether the impugned orders were correct, but whether the apprehension of an unfair trial was genuine and justifiable