Kerala High Court

The temple is managed by a committee affiliated with the CPIM leaders who take temporary and permanent positions there.

A viral video caught Abdul Hakkim plucking his pubic hairs and desecrating sacred Tulsi plant near Guruvayur temple in Kerala's Thrissur.

"What kind of decorations have you done on stage? Is this a college festival? You took money from devotees to do this!" the Kerala High Court asked.

In a case of an attempt to commit unnatural sex with a minor victim, a single bench of the Kerala High Court reduced the sentence of the convict to one day.

Justice Kunhikrishnan assured police officials that there is no need to be afraid of the repercussions for pursuing the truth, as the law would protect them if they acted in good faith based on the investigation.

"Going by the dictionary meaning, the word means son of a prostitute. That being so, the learned counsel for the appellant/A3 is right in saying that the same is not a casteist slur," the court noted.

The issue of sexual crimes targeting children has impacted the entire world, with India being no exception.

In 2006, a trial court convicted 14 CPM members and sentenced them to life in prison for the killings. However, in 2011, the Kerala high court affirmed the conviction of five men, acquitted eight others, and noted the death of one accused Dinesan.

In the petition, the bank claimed that they had contacted the defaulters and had repetitively asked them to repay their respective loans. Following this, the bank said it had no option but to resort to publishing a flex exposing their details in front of the head office.

Kerala High Court quashed a defamation case against Bharat Prakashan, ruling that the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) lacks legal status to claim reputational harm.