“Protect Elephants or Lose Them Forever, Kerala HC Warns in Landmark Ruling”
Kerala High Court warned that the captive elephants would disappear without urgent protection and future generations would see them only in museums, like extinct dinosaurs.
Supreme Court Judge Advocates Judicial Activism on Climate Change Challenges
Supreme Court judge urges courts to adopt innovative interpretations of the law that can meet the challenges climate change throws up. Suggests need for eco-centric approach and recognizing climate change as a fundamental rights issue.
“Betrayal of Trust”: Allahabad HC Denies Bail to Ex-Cop in Bikru Ambush Case
Allahabad High Court rejects bail to ex-cop Krishna Kumar Sharma in the Bikru ambush case on the ground that his betrayal of trust resulted in the death of eight Policemen in 2020.
Gujarat HC Unveils Comprehensive Healthcare Initiative for Judiciary Members
The Gujarat High Court has initiated free medical care for its judges and staff with tie-ups in seven hospitals offering specialty and super-specialty services.
Jharkhand HC Overturns Death Sentence in Family Murder Case, Citing “House of Cards” Prosecution
Jharkhand High Court cancels death sentence, citing defective investigation and weak prosecution in the murder of a family. It cited lack of evidence and inconsistencies for this, highlighting judicial scrutiny in the cases of capital punishment.
“Kalyug Has Arrived”: Allahabad High Court Laments Legal Battle Between Octogenarian Couple
Elderly couple's court fight over money shocks judge. Raises concerns about family values and how law handles old-age disputes.
Punjab & Haryana HC Denies Bail to Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Member, Warns Against Media Glorification of Criminals
Punjab & Haryana HC rejects bail of Lawrence Bishnoi gang member and condemns criminal glorification in media; demands tough judicial action against gang menace to safeguard society.
Karnataka HC Quashes Case Against NCPCR Chief Over Orphanage Tweet, Urges Restraint in Public Office
The Karnataka High Court has quashed the criminal proceeding against the chairman of the NCPCR for the Anti-Muslim tweet about Muslim orphanage and said while freedom of speech must be protected, government officials should be more careful about what they post on social
MP High Court Favors Senior Citizen in Property Dispute, Dismisses Children’s Plea
MP High Court dismisses plea by children against elderly father in property dispute; prima facie, protects the rights of the senior citizen and discourages prolonged litigation burdens on the elderly.