Malavika Prasad

Journalist and Senior Assistant Editor at 'The Hindu' newspaper–Mahesh Langa moved the Gujarat High Court on Friday (October 11) challenging the 10-day police remand granted by a magisterial court,...

The Gujarat High Court on Friday (October 18) rejected two pleas moved by certain manufacturers and sellers of glue traps and glue boards for catching rodents seeking to be added as a necessary and...

While hearing a custody dispute case, the Gujarat High Court underscored that the welfare of a child cannot be judged by the medium of their school especially when they are toddlers and to say that...

While hearing a public interest litigation on enforcing the rule on installation of fare meters in autorickshaws in the city, the Delhi High Court on Friday orally asked the Government to ensure that people follow the rule and pay the auto fare as per metre, asking the government to carry out random checks at the ground level.

While hearing a public interest litigation petition on attacks by strays such as monkeys and dogs on persons with disabilities in the city, the Delhi High Court orally called for the adoption of an approach balancing the rights between both stray animals as well as PwDs and a mechanism to deal with the same.

At an event held on Friday (October 25) to mark 100 years since the enactment of the Legal Practitioner's (Women) Act, 1923, former judge of the Supreme Court Justice Hima Kohli said that the...

The Delhi High Court on Monday (October 28) permitted the listing of a plea on Tuesday moved by various BJP leaders seeking a direction to the Delhi government to send 12 CAG reports pertaining to "Finance, pollution, administration and liquor" to Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena for presenting the same before the Legislative Assembly.

While hearing a plea concerning the "defacement" of public property in Delhi University pertaining to the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections, the Delhi High Court on Monday (October 28) orally remarked that none of the candidates had to right to "mutilate the walls" of the University campus or of any private residence in the city.

Relaxing a condition imposed in a 2021 order while granting bail to a man booked in connection with the murder of Head Constable Ratan Lal during the 2020 North-East riots, the Delhi High Court on Tuesday (October 29) permitted the man to attend his sister's wedding in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh.

While quashing the demotion of an Inspector on the ground that he had been negligent in implementing the Excise Prohibition law, the Patna High Court observed that while the law was passed with the...