Malavika Prasad is a Trainee Journalist for The Indian Express, focusing on local news in India. She covers a wide range of topics including environmental issues, legal cases, government policies, and social issues. Malavika is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to keep readers informed about the happenings in their local community.
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Malavika Prasad's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in India, particularly Delhi. She frequently reports on Delhi High Court proceedings related to various issues such as healthcare facilities for prison inmates, construction activities, money laundering cases, and government policies.
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By: Malavika Prasad
Dismissing Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's plea against the Governor's sanction to prosecute him in the alleged MUDA "scam", the Karnataka High Court on Tuesday observed that the decision of the cabinet–nominated by the CM, with regard to consideration of sanction would not be unbiased "towards their leader".
By: Malavika Prasad
The Telangana High Court on Friday observed that the statutory bar on filing an appeal against a decision beyond 90 days under the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Act can be termed the "Justice Bar", adding that the doors of justice cannot be selectively shut to a few especially where life and liberty are at stake.
By: Malavika Prasad
While hearing a cheque bouncing case, the Delhi High Court reiterated that in respect of a sole proprietorship firm, the sole proprietor alone can be held responsible for cheques issued by the firm for repaying a debt.
The Gujarat High Court on Monday (September 30) granted bail to five men in connection with the boat capsize incident which took place in a lake in Vadodara earlier in January.
By: Malavika Prasad
While hearing a suo motu PIL pertaining to traffic congestion and its management in Ahmedabad, the Gujarat High Court in an interim direction passed last week, directed the authorities to ensure strict implementation of the 'Helmet Rule' in respect of two wheeler riders and repair potholes on roads in view of the upcoming Navratri festival.
![[Rajkot Fire Case] 'No Remorse': Gujarat High Court Expresses 'Deep Pain, Frustration' At 'Vehemence' In Response Of Municipal Commissioners](https://www.livelaw.in/h-upload/2024/05/26/541611-rajkot-gaming-zone-firejpg.avif)
By: Malavika Prasad
The Gujarat High Court has directed the then Rajkot Municipal Commissioners posted in the city corporation from 2021 till May 2024 when the TRP Game Zone Fire incident took place, to respond to the court's earlier order on issues including the non-compliance of its directions on obtaining Fire NOC as well as compensation to victims by "erring officials".
By: Malavika Prasad
The Gujarat High Court on Thursday (October 3) refused to grant status quo in respect of alleged demolition of Muslim places of worship including mosques and graves, which was carried out by the State authorities on September 28 in Gir Somnath.
By: Malavika Prasad
The Jabalpur bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court last week quashed an FIR against christian missionary Dr. Ajai Lall accused of trafficking two children, who were earlier living in an orphanage run by a society of which he was the office bearer, and who were subsequently adopted following a family court order in 2017.
By: Malavika Prasad
The Gujarat High Court on Monday (October 7) quashed a detention order issued by Ahmedabad's Police Commissioner "preventively detaining" a man accused of being a bootlegger and carrying out activities which adversely affect public order under the Gujarat Prevention of Anti-social Activities Act, 1985.
By: Malavika Prasad
The state government told the Gujarat High Court on Wednesday that the amendments to the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Act do not violate fundamental right of minority educational institutions to administer themselves, but aim at ensuring a "fair and transparent process for effecting merit based selection".
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