Wednesday, February 12, 2025

Law

Plea moved in SC to provide food, jobs, education, healthcare to illegal Rohingyas: Read who Colin Gonsalves is and his links to Soros

The Rohingya Human Rights Initiative and Colin Gonsalves want the Central and Delhi governments to treat Rohingya ‘refugees’ as Indian citizens without them really having Indian citizenship.

Punjab and Haryana HC express displeasure over illegible handwriting of doctors, says right to know health status is a fundamental right

Punjab and Haryana HC said that Medical reports make for crucial evidence in certain cases, expressing anger over medical reports written in illegible handwriting

AAP govt in Punjab hiding ad spending while not paying dues to hospitals: HC questions state’s intention behind reluctance to disclose expenses

The observation came as several hospitals from Punjab sought the release of funds from the state government under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana. It was noted that the state released Rs 26 crore to the tune of notwithstanding bills amounting to Rs 500 crore.

Uttarakhand: Does registration under the UCC require permanent residence in the state? All you need to know

Professor Surekha Dangwal said that the registration under the UCC is for the sole purpose of preserving the demography of the state and enriching the government database.

Delhi HC asks NIA to clarify its stand on jailed MP Engineer Rashid seeking custody parole to attend Parliament amidst jurisdictional row

Delhi HC on Thursday asked NIA to clarify its stand on an application moved by Baramulla MP Engineer Rashid seeking custody parole to attend ongoing parliament session

As SC upholds Karnataka HC ruling that sex with corpse is not rape, read what the courts and the laws say about necrophilia

Supreme Court junked a plea from the Karnataka government contesting a ruling of the Karnataka High Court that did not classify necrophilia as rape under Section 375 of the now-shelved Indian Penal Code (IPC).

Madras High Court objects to Medical Commission syllabus mentioning ‘Gender Identity Disorder’, says it shows their ‘mindset’

“Efforts are actually being taken to water it down. The fact that you've used the word gender identity disorder shows the mindset. If you call it a disorder, then everything is a disorder. The nature has created them in such a way,” Justice Venkatesh said.

MP High Court dismisses plea seeking removal of a temple in Indore, highlights vested interest of litigant, imposes Rs 25k fine

The Madhya Pradesh High Court dismissed a petition demanding the removal of a temple at Yashwant Niwas Road, Indore

Muslim Personal Law discriminatory, violates women rights: Read about ex-Muslim woman Safiya PM’s legal battle for secular inheritance law

Safiya PM, a Muslim woman from Kerala, petitioned the Supreme Court and requested that as she is not a believer, the Indian Succession Act should apply to her concerning the matters of inheritance, not the Muslim Personal Law

Uttarakhand UCC Rules Committee clarifies that certificate of religious leader not required for registration of live-in relationships

Amid reports that a certificate from religious leaders is mandatory for registering live-in relationships under UCC in Uttarakhand, UCC Rules Committee has clarified that this requirement applies only to cases where marriage is legally prohibited

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