Bombay High Court Tells Republic TV to Avoid “Disparaging Adjectives” in Coverage of Anil Ambani, Warns Against Sensational Reporting
The Bombay High Court orally advised Republic TV and its editor-in-chief Arnab…
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Bombay High Court Appoints High Powered Committee to Protect Sanjay Gandhi National Park
The Bombay High Court has recently taken a significant step to safeguard the Sanjay Gandhi…
Bombay High Court to Watch Movie Ajey on Yogi Adityanath Before Deciding Censorship Row
The Bombay High Court on Thursday, August 21, 2025, made an unusual yet significant decision…
Supreme Court Observes That Mandating Generic Drug Prescriptions Can Curb Pharma Bribery: A Step Toward Ethical Healthcare
In a significant development that could transform the Indian pharmaceutical and healthcare landscape, the Supreme…
Manipur High Court Strikes Down 1996 Law Allowing Panchayat Members to Continue Beyond Five Years
The Manipur High Court has delivered a landmark ruling that restores the democratic essence of…
Second Complaint After Closure Report: SC Bars Second FIR/Complaint if Facts Are Same
On 28 November 2025, a Bench of the Supreme Court of India — comprising M.…
Historic Milestone in Indian Legal Fraternity: Launch of India’s First Law Firm Led by Lawyers with Disabilities with Former CJI DY Chandrachud in Attendance
In a groundbreaking development for inclusivity in the Indian legal system, Zen Access Law Associates,…
Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Government’s Reply on Uphaar Tragedy Trauma Centre Delay: A Decade of Inaction
In a significant development in the ongoing Uphaar cinema fire tragedy case, the Supreme Court…
Punjab & Haryana High Court Lawyers to Vote on Relocation Proposal: A Crucial Decision for Judicial Infrastructure
Introduction The Punjab and Haryana High Court, located in Sector 1, Chandigarh, is at the…
Supreme Court Recognizes Partial Dependency of Unemployed Husband in Motor Accident Claims: A Progressive Shift in Compensation Law
In a significant development in motor accident jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has ruled that an…