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KOCHI: The Kerala high court on Wednesday constituted a six-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe alleged irregularities in the procurement and supply of Milma ghee to the Sabarimala Lord Ayyappa temple. |
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KOCHI: The Kerala high court on Wednesday constituted a six-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe alleged irregularities in the procurement and supply of Milma ghee to the Sabarimala Lord Ayyappa temple. |
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Bengaluru: The high court has directed Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) to implement its Jan 2020 resolution providing for an 18-metre-wide access road at Jakkur Plantation village, ruling that it cannot revive an earlier 9.5-metre road proposal after it had been scrapped and the wider road had received judicial approval. |
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NEW DELHI: The Allahabad high court, in a judgment dated July 27, quashed a judicial remand order after finding that the police had failed to give the accused the grounds of arrest in writing, as required under Article 22(1) of the Constitution. |
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Kerala government informs High Court of completed probe into TV channel's violations in Dileep's media trial case. |
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The Delhi High Court will hear Indian Kanoon's challenge to a May order that directed it to restrict name-based searches and de-index judgments involving petitioners seeking to be forgotten online. |
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The Calcutta High Court dismissed TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee's plea to travel abroad for eye treatment after he declined to appear before a medical board at SSKM Hospital. The court said medical assessment in India was necessary before deciding whether overseas treatment was required. |
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Calcutta High Court denies Abhishek Banerjee's plea for foreign eye treatment, citing local options and pending criminal cases. |
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The court said it was immaterial where the 40-year-old MP received treatment, stressing that timely medical intervention was more important than the location. |
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Noting that the 10-year-old girl died in 2010 and yet the trial has not started, the court pointed out that any further delay would lead to an "erosion of public faith in our criminal justice system." |
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Madras High Court laments growing non-compliance with court orders, marking contempt petitions as increasingly common and concerning. |