Utilized Inexcusable Phrases Against The Muslim Community: CJAR Files A Complaint Against Justice Shekhar Yadav’s Remark At The VHP Event
CJAR Files Complaint Against CJI Regarding Justice Shekhar Yadav's Speech at VHP Event: "Used Unpardonable Slurs Against Muslim Community
The Supreme Court Chastises The Center For Delaying The Hiring Of Disabled People Into Civil Service Positions
Additionally, the Court requested that the Secretary provide justification for not being charged with contempt for failing to comply with its July 8 ruling.
Sexual Harassment At Work : Supreme Court Reveals PIL Seeking Tenure & Protection For ICC members in private workplaces
Members of internal complaints committees in private workplaces created under the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition, and Redressal) Act, 2013 are seeking tenure security and protection from retaliation. The Supreme Court sent notice in this case today in a case
The Karnataka High Court Is Pushing For Harsh Punishments For People Who Fail To Clean Up After Their Pets In Public Parks
According to the High Court, other park users also have a right to a clean environment, even though pet owners are free to walk their dogs there.
The Supreme Court Permits A Disabled CLAT PG Candidate To Have A Scribe.
A group of visually handicapped law students and graduates petitioned the court to issue the order, which the court did.
18 State-Owned Hotels Are Ordered To Close By The Himachal Pradesh High Court Due To A Financial Shortage
The Court stated that the continued operation of these properties is nothing more than a burden on the State's coffers.
The Delhi High Court Ruled That The Accused Of Money Laundering Is Not The Same As The Accused Of Murder Or Rape When Granting Bail In The PMLA Case
When granting bail in the PMLA case, the Delhi High Court decided that the accused of money laundering is not the same as the accused of rape or murder.
The Supreme Court Advises Wearing Masks In Delhi-NCR’s ‘Severe+’ Air Pollution
In light of the worsening air quality in Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court has released a directive calling for rigorous adherence to mask-wearing and other preventive health measures.
The Trial Court’s Use Of The Mahabharata To Impose The Death Penalty Is Disapproved Of By The Bombay High Court
The trial court's justifications for imposing the death penalty are somewhat peculiar. We believe that the trial court's quotation of a Mahabharata verse is unjustified," the court stated
The Madhya Pradesh High Court Has Stayed The Ruling That Requires The Marriage Registrar To Record Interfaith Unions
Before being brought before the Registrar of Marriage to have her statement recorded, the Hindu woman was counseled by a single-judge bench led by Justice Vishal Dhagat to reevaluate her choice to wed the guy.
