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Coimbatore, Aug 14 (PTI) Hitting out at the Tamil Nadu government for denying permission to hold rallies carrying the national flag ahead of the 80th Independence Day, BJP leader Vanathi Srinivasan welcomed on Friday the Madras High Court's intervention, pointing out the court's sharp questions regarding the denial. "The national flag is our pride, our [...]

Chennai, Aug 14 (PTI) The ruling TVK on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court's stay of the Madras High Court's order quashing orders providing jobs to relatives of people who died in a stampede at Karur last year. Welcoming the Supreme Court's ruling, TVK spokesperson Americai V Narayanan accused the previous DMK regime of acting in [...]

On 27 May, Rajasthan HC had fixed timeline to decide arbitration dispute between HCL Infosystems & Jaipur Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd (JVVNL) over a tech contract.

NEW DELHI: The Allahabad high court has said banks should not completely block a person's bank account just because a particular transaction is being investigated for cyber fraud. The court said banks should normally block only the amount under investigation and allow the customer to use the rest of the money.

NEW DELHI: The Madras high court has set aside an order directing two people to pay Rs 6,000 per month as maintenance to a 57-year-old woman, holding that she was not a "senior citizen" under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, when she filed the complaint.

Delhi High Court and five other locations receive bomb threats ahead of Independence Day; no suspicious items found yet.

NEW DELHI: A bomb threat was received at the Delhi high court through an email on Friday at around 11.43am, prompting authorities to activate the standard operating procedure (SOP) and carry out extensive security checks on the premises.

The verdict comes nearly two weeks after the Madras High Court quashed Vijay's order granting jobs to the families of the 41 victims, noting that the move would open floodgates of similar demands.

The court held that the state cannot deny maternity benefits merely by relying upon provisions contained in the Financial Handbook. | India News