Bombay High Court to Hear Challenge Against Dentists Performing Hair Transplants
Dermatologists have moved Bombay High Court against guidelines that permitted dentists to undertake hair transplantation. PIL cites risk to patient safety and not enough training; seeks quashing of controversial dental council guidelines.
Supreme Court Stands Firm Against Contempt Convict’s Attempt to Derail Sentencing
Supreme Court continues sentencing for contempt against the chairman of Suraz India Trust, notwithstanding all attempts by him to derail the process, developing judicial authority and misuse of court resources.
Supreme Court Considers Regulating Surrogate Mother Payments Despite Commercial Ban
Despite the ban on commercial surrogacy, Supreme Court contemplates on permitting regulated compensation to surrogate mother while trying to address the contentious issue of moral turpitude. Justices suggest mechanism to shield poor surrogates and helping intending couples.
Supreme Court Intervenes in Controversial Ram Rahim Acquittal Case
Supreme Court brings controversial acquittal of self-styled godman Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh in the 2002 murder case under challenge. It seeks a response from CBI and the accused in this high-profile legal battle.
Madras High Court Upholds Conviction in Sports Sexual Harassment Case, Issues Directives to Protect Female Athletes
Madras High Court confirms conviction in sports sexual harassment case, directs a series of protective measures for woman athletes. A safe environment, says the judgment, is a basic right, and it demands legislations and systemic changes to bring this into practice.
Madhya Pradesh HC Directs CBFC to Consider Objections Before Clearing Kangana’s ‘Emergency’
Madhya Pradesh High Court Orders CBFC to consider objections before clearing Kangana Ranaut’s 'Emergency'. The court refuses stay on the release but makes it clear that CBFC must scrutinize the objections raised in the PIL filed against the film.
Delhi High Court Upholds Defamation Case Against Shashi Tharoor Over ‘Scorpion’ Remark
The defamation case against Shashi Tharoor for his ‘Modi scorpion’ comment can proceed, rules Delhi High Court, stirring debates about political freedom of speech and defamation laws in India. The trial date has been set for September 10.
Allahabad High Court Strikes Down Restrictions on Agricultural Land Transfers in Noida Flood Plains
In a much acclaimed judicial verdict, Allahabad High Court has struck down restrictions on transfer of agricultural land in Noida flood prone zones as unconstitutional. This ruling upholds ownership of property and also condemns authorities for handling of unlawful issues of construction business.
Supreme Court Directs PVR INOX to CESTAT in ₹17 Crore Service Tax Dispute
Supreme Court affirms jurisdiction of CESTAT on PVR INOX service tax case. The court also reminds the parties that appeals ought to be made upon exhaustion of the administrative regime with the court then pointing out the significance of specialized tribunals dealing with