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“Cruel, inhuman and barbarous”: PIL filed in Kerala HC seeking to declare the practice of non-therapeutic circumcision on children as a crime

Non-Religious Citizens (NRC) and five other persons have filed a PIL in Kerala HC seeking to declare non-therapeutic circumcision on children as a crime

Madhya Pradesh: Petrol pump sealed by Jabalpur administration after a judge was billed for 7 litres extra

The Judge received a bill for 57 litres although the fuel tank capacity of car is only 50 litres, after that, the petrol pump was sealed

Women can enter mosques for Namaz provided that there is no intermixing of men and women: AIMPLB tells Supreme Court

All India Muslim Personal Law Board told the apex court that no Islamic religious text authorised the mixing of genders in any mosque

Supreme Court rejects Hindu Sena’s PIL seeking a complete ban on BBC, says Court cannot impose censorship

"The plea was ill-conceived, and the Court cannot impose censorship", a bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and MM Sundresh ruled.

Delhi Court discharges Sharjeel Imam in the case of instigating the 2019 Jamia Nagar riots, to remain in jail in Delhi anti-Hindu riots case

Former JNU student Sharjeel Imam has been discharged in a case related to the 2019 Jamia violence but would still remain in jail

Delhi High Court refuses 2006 Mumbai train blast convict’s plea to disclose probe report on the case, says it will compromise national security

Delhi High court dismissed appeal of Ehtesham Quubddin Siddiqui, a death row convict in the 2006 Mumbai Train blast case, seeking probe report

Supreme Court allows next ‘Hindu Jan Akrosh’ rally in Mumbai, asks govt to video record the event over allegations of hate speech

Supreme Court rejected a petition seeking a ban on the proposed 'Hindu Jan Akrosh Sabha' in Mumbai on Monday

Supreme Court refuses interim order against union govt’s decision to block propaganda BBC documentary, asks centre to produce original records

Supreme Court refuses interim order against union govt’s decision to block propaganda BBC documentary without hearing the govt first

Supreme Court has been working an average of 222 days in a year: Law Minister Kiren Rijiju

The Supreme Court of India, in the exercise of the powers conferred on it under Article 145 of the Constitution of India, makes rules for regulating the Court's practice and procedures which includes its sittings and vacations, etc.

You are indulging in arm-twisting: Supreme Court slams Kerala State Waqf Board

The tenancy had been declared unlawful in 2005, he noted, but the matter was left open until the amendment mandating criminal prosecution took effect, at which point the Kerala State Waqf Board used the 'draconian' act against the petitioner(s).

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