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Kolkata: Calcutta High Court on Wednesday permitted police to continue investigation in a 2024 case filed against Binpur BJP MLA Pranat Tudu but barred cops from taking any coercive action without the court's approval till Oct 12.

MUMBAI: Bombay high court on Wednesday asked the State to inform whether all eating houses including canteens run by state, semi-state authorities were being inspected in the ongoing FDA drive to ensure commercial kitchens are hygienically compliant and directed that a fresh inspection be carried out at Mantralaya canteen.

The Calcutta High Court said documents such as Aadhaar card, PAN card, voter identity card, bank passbook and ancestral land records are not conclusive proof of Indian citizenship.

The Supreme Court has clarified that offences under Section 66 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 are bailable, holding that the Punjab and Haryana High Court erred in observing that the provision had not been defined as a bailable offence. The Court held that the nature of the offence under Section 66 must be determined by reading it together with Section 77B of the Information Technology Act, which specifically classifies certain offences under the Act as bailable.

The court observed that documents such as an Aadhaar card, PAN card, voter identity card, bank passbook and ancestral land records are not conclusive proof of Indian citizenship.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has upheld a Family Court order granting interim maintenance of Rs 6,000 per month to a minor daughter while refusing interim maintenance to her mother, who is a government employee. The Court held that a father's obligation to maintain his minor child continues irrespective of the mother's employment, while reiterating that revisional courts should not interfere with interim maintenance orders unless they are perverse, arbitrary or contrary to settled legal principles.

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Kerala HC urges the State to consider a paid menstrual leave policy for KSRTC women conductors, promoting employee welfare and inclusivity.

The court was hearing a criminal revision plea challenging a family court order wherein the applicant had impleaded the family court as the opposite party.

The Kerala High Court was acting on the plea of 3 KSRTC women conductors when it directed the state government to decide on paid menstrual leaves in 3 months.