Omkar Gokhale is a journalist at The Indian Express. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, law and legal affairs, as well as issues related to construction and real estate, with a keen interest in environmental matters. Omkar's work has been featured in The Indian Express and MSN.
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Omkar Gokhale's articles predominantly focus on legal policy regulations, government announcements, and judicial decisions in the local context of India, particularly Maharashtra and Mumbai. His coverage mainly revolves around topics such as Bombay High Court, Legal Cases, Government Actions, Judicial Decisions and Civil Rights.
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By: Omkar Gokhale
Government Pleader (GP) Neha Bhide for the state authorities told the court that there was no 'pick and choose' and canteens of BMC, KEM Hospital, canteens of the Cricket Club of India (CCI) and other top Mumbai clubs were also inspected and closed over food safety violations.
By: Omkar Gokhale
“Infringement of rights”, says Bombay HC in order quashing the externment orders issued between Dec 2025 and early 2026; asks if citizens being turned into “slaves of govt”
By: Omkar Gokhale
While the government defended the suspension, citing serious hygiene lapses, the Bombay High Court held the licence's continued suspension no longer served its preventive purpose.
By: Omkar Gokhale
The court said that while it appreciated the FDA's efforts, the authority should be "equal to all" and not target only private establishments over alleged violations of food safety and hygiene norms.
By: Omkar Gokhale
The court said that while it appreciated the FDA's efforts, the authority should be "equal to all" and not target only private establishments over alleged violations of food safety and hygiene norms.
By: Omkar Gokhale
The court said it was "impossible to believe" that tourists from across the world visiting the city were forced to cover their noses and face nuisance because of the garbage trucks stationed nearby the heritage area in south Mumbai.
By: Omkar Gokhale
The Maharashtra FDA once again drew the ire of the Bombay High Court for not revoking the licence suspension order against a Navi Mumbai-based bar and restaurant despite finding the establishment 100 per cent compliant following a reinspection.
By: Omkar Gokhale
The Bombay High Court clears felling of 847 mangroves for Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train transmission project, but warns that planting replacement trees hundreds of kilometres away doesn't count as real compensation, and gives the state four weeks to fix its afforestation tracking.
By: Omkar Gokhale
The High Court observed that the content in question was "absolutely abusive and vile fuelling venom" and ordered platforms, including Meta and Google LLC, to take down the offensive material flagged by Gadkari in his interim application.
By: Omkar Gokhale
Quashing the FIR, the Bombay High Court said election authorities should not have assigned BLO duties to the Pune school headmaster, Vipin Arun Nikam, during teaching hours.
