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The Orissa High Court on Monday asked the State to file a response on whether it plans to take any measures to protect the dignity of armed forces personnel after an army major and his lawyer-fiancé were allegedly assaulted by police officers at the Bharatpur police station in Odisha.
The Hyderabad District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (DCDRC) recently ordered a hair salon to pay ₹1 lakh as compensation, apart from ₹25,000 as costs, to a woman who was forced to cut off her hair after a botched hair treatment.
The Allahabad High Court Wednesday asked the Central government to furnish details about the status of a representation before the Home Ministry which claimed that Leader of Opposition (LoP) Rahul Gandhi holds United Kingdom (UK) citizenship.
By: Ratna Singh
The Allahabad High Court recently remarked that "Kalyug has arrived" while hearing a maintenance case between an elderly couple in their late 70s. The Court was
The Calcutta High Court was recently left disturbed after a woman admitted that she had filed a false case against three men, accusing them of raping her daughter, under political pressure [
A public interest litigation (PIL) petition has been filed before the Supreme Court of India seeking the constitution of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the recent 'encounter' killing of Akshay Anna Shinde, the main accused in the Badlapur minor sexual assault case.
The Delhi High Court recently came to the aid of a woman who sought to have her school records updated so that they reflected her biological mother's name, instead of her stepmother's name.
By: Ratna Singh
The Rajasthan High Court recently took suo motu cognisance of newspaper report that highlighted the dire situation of a widow living in a roadside tent with her
The Rajasthan High Court recently observed that cutting off someone's nose is a grave offence, particularly given the significance of such an act in Indian history and culture [
By: Ratna Singh
Recent comments on "love jihad" made in an order passed by Uttar Pradesh District Judge Ravi Kumar Diwakar have sparked outrage and raised questions on judicial
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