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Delhi court grants bail to IPS officer, police inspector in bribery case | Latest News Delhi |
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Delhi court grants bail to IPS officer, police inspector in bribery case | Latest News Delhi |
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A Begusarai court sentenced former Bihar minister Manju Verma and her husband to seven years' rigorous imprisonment in an Arms Act case linked to the 2018 seizure of 50 live cartridges. |
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Punjab consumer court fines Cordlife Sciences Rs 2.16 lakh for discarding a newborn's umbilical cord blood and stem cells over an alleged delay in payment. |
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MUMBAI: In a detailed order cancelling the bail granted to a 17-year-old driver who killed a 33-year-old Ghatkopar businessman, Dhrumil Patel, in a hit-and-run incident, a special court on Friday stated that because the affluent minor associates with "spoiled, aristocratic children" and performs dangerous vehicle stunts, keeping him in a reform home is beneficial for his rehabilitation as well as in the interest of society at large. |
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Releasing a report on the Judicial Transparency Index, Justice Bhuyan said that not giving reasons is a disservice to many genuinely outstanding judges. | India News |
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NEW DELHI: Long and crushing working hours have become a serious challenge for resident doctors, causing them psychological distress and mental health problems. Flagging the issue in an affidavit before Supreme Court, National Medical Commission (NMC) has stressed that reasonable working hours and time for rest are a must for their wellbeing and proper functioning, as well as proper patient care. |
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The court delivered a scathing critique of public attitudes and administrative neglect, noting that abandoned animals are 'not meant to be natural speed breakers' |
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The accused, Anita, who is from Satna village in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district, was produced before a city court on Saturday and sent to two days of police custody. Police said she told them during questioning that she had been asking Sadaqat to marry her, but he kept delaying it. |
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The DMK has approached the Supreme Court requesting the Karnataka government to promptly release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu, emphasizing compliance with the Supreme Court's 2018 ruling and directives from the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA)., India News, Times Now |
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Over 3,000 CAPF officers petition the Supreme Court against new legislation affecting promotions and leadership roles. |