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Several Muslim women not issued admit card for Bengal police recruitment exam because of their Hijab-clad photos, HC steps in: Details
The Calcutta High Court has stepped in after Muslim women moved the court for being denied admit cards for the Bengal police recruitment exams
Mumbai court dismisses closure report by police, asks police to probe complaint accusing Sanjay Raut of harassment, torture, abuse
The court also dismissed the closure report the Mumbai police had submitted in the case against Sanjay Raut
Bombay HC reduces death penalty of convicts in 2013 Shakti Mills rape case to life imprisonment: Here is what it said
The Bombay High Court Thursday, converted the death penalty given to three convicts in the 2013 Shakti Mills rape case to life imprisonment
Central Vista project: Supreme Court rejects plea which sought to stall construction of new residences for PM, VP
The petitioner claimed that the change in land use, with regards to the Central Vista Project, was in violation of Article 21.
‘Uniform Civil Code is long due, govt has to bring it, not any community or court’: Allahabad HC
The court asked the Central government to consider setting up a panel for implementing the mandate of Article 44 regarding UCC.
Bombay HC transfers judge to Yavatmal district after he rejected Anil Deshmukh’s plea for home-made food in prison
Additional Sessions Judge HS Satbhai was reportedly transferred after he rejected Anil Deshmukh's plea for home-cooked food
Bihar: Judge assaulted by police officials inside his chamber, threatened with gun, Patna HC furious
Officer-in-charge of Ghoghardiha police station Gopal Krishna and sub-inspector Abhimanyu Kumar Sharma barged into the chamber of the judge and assaulted him at gunpoint on November 18.
Supreme Court refuses to stay UAPA case by Tripura police against lawyers & journalist and tag it with other pleas against UAPA, grants protection...
Even though petitioners granted protection from arrest by Tripura Police in UAPA case, Supreme Court court refused to interfere with the probe
‘Parody is supposed to be creative’: Delhi HC tells Newslaundry hurting someone’s reputation cannot be allowed under freedom of speech
The Delhi High Court has slammed Newslaundry, saying one cannot be allowed to ruin another's reputation citing FoS.
Kerala HC quashes time limit on anticipatory bail of ex-cop Siby Mathews who framed scientist Nambi Narayanan in fake espionage case
Siby Mathews is the fourth accused being probed by the CBI in the 1994 ISRO espionage case in which erstwhile ISRO scientist Dr Nambi Narayanan was framed
