Ayesha Arvind is a journalist who focuses on local news in India, specifically in Tamil Nadu and Chennai. She writes for Bar & Bench, covering a wide range of topics including legal cases, court judgments, and social issues. Ayesha's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the legal landscape in the region.
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By: Ayesha Arvind
The Karnataka High Court recently stayed all criminal proceedings initiated against a man who printed a message on his wedding invitation card asking people to vote for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the 2024 parliamentary elections.
By: Ayesha Arvind
The Union government Wednesday told the Karnataka High Court that it had issued directions to the State government to cancel licenses granted to private companies authorizing them to collect, process, sell or commericalise human breast milk.
By: Ayesha Arvind
The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea by the Union Bank of India for a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the alleged misappropriation of funds of the Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Scheduled Tribes Development Corporation (Valmiki Corporation).
By: Ayesha Arvind
The Court made the observation while allowing a second appeal filed by two women claiming a share in their ancestral property. Published on min read
By: Ayesha Arvind
The High Court said that the POSH Act does not expressly bar an appellate authority from considering applications in appeal seeking an interim stay on the Internal Complaint Committee's order.
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The Madras High Court on Thursday denied anticipatory bail to actor Kasthuri Shankar, who has been booked by the Madurai police for allegedly making derogatory and casteist remarks against Telugu migrants living in Tamil Nadu.
By: Ayesha Arvind
A Division Bench of the Karnataka high Court on Thursday said it will hear on November 23, the appeal filed by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah challenging the Governor's sanction to prosecute him in the alleged MUDA scam case.
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Less than a month after a local court convicted convicted 101 persons in a decade-old case of atrocity against members of Scheduled Castes at Marakumbi village in the State, the Karnataka High Court has suspended the sentence and granted bail to 99 of the convicts.
By: Ayesha Arvind
The Madras High Court recently disposed of a civil suit that had been pending since 1979, after the parties agreed to a settlement.
By: Ayesha Arvind
The Bengaluru police Thursday told the Karnataka High Court it has retrieved CCTV footage and other electronic evidence from the site of the hit and run accident in the city where a where a 20-year-old student at the wheel of his father's Mercedes-Benz ran over a woman
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