Karnataka HC: IPC 498A applies to live-in relationships
Karnataka High Court rules that cruelty under IPC Section 498A applies to live-in relationships, dismissing a petition by a Shivamogga doctor. A landmark judgment for live-in partners.
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Karnataka HC: IPC 498A applies to live-in relationships
Karnataka High Court rules IPC Section 498A applies to live-in relationships. Justice Suraj Govindaraj dismisses Shivamogga doctor's petition. Key legal precedent set.
SC: Breakup of consensual relationship not rape
Supreme Court warns against misuse of rape laws in consensual relationships. Breakups cannot be treated as rape, says bench. Read crucial legal guidelines.
Karnataka HC gives partial relief to HD Revanna
Karnataka High Court sets aside IPC 344 charge against HD Revanna but upholds sexual harassment case. Justice M I Arun directs trial court to examine limitation period issue. Read latest updates.
PM Modi Aims to Reverse Macaulay's Education Legacy in 10 Years
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticizes Thomas Macaulay's colonial education system, calling it India's heavy price. Learn about the 200-year legacy and new reform timeline.
HC Seeks Punjab Reply on Social Media Obscenity Regulation
Punjab & Haryana High Court demands state government's response on plea to enforce obscenity laws against inappropriate social media content. Next hearing scheduled for July 30.
India Pushes for UN Security Council Reform and Expansion
India intensifies its call for UN Security Council reform, demanding expansion of both permanent and non-permanent members to reflect contemporary global realities. Read more about this diplomatic push.
SC Mandates Written Arrest Grounds for All Offences
Landmark Supreme Court ruling makes written grounds of arrest mandatory for all offences under IPC and new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Legal experts weigh in on implications.
Karnataka HC: 'Go Die' Not Suicide Abetment
In a significant judgment, Karnataka High Court clarifies that telling someone 'go die' doesn't constitute suicide abetment under Section 306 IPC. Detailed analysis of the court's reasoning and legal implications.
SC: Marriage refusal not abetment to suicide
Supreme Court delivers crucial judgment protecting personal choice in marriage matters, clarifying that saying 'no' to marriage doesn't constitute abetment to suicide under Section 306 IPC.
BJP Leader Sharan Pumpwell Booked Over Social Media Post
Mangaluru BJP leader Sharan Pumpwell booked for sharing objectionable content online. Mangaluru North Police take action under IPC Section 505(2). Latest political controversy in Karnataka.
Meghalaya Police arrests serial stalker in public places
Meghalaya Police arrests habitual stalker targeting women in public spaces. Shillong law enforcement takes strict action against street harassment under relevant IPC sections.
FIR against Dimasa Writers Forum chief for communal posts
Assam Police registers FIR against Mohet Phonglo, president of Dimasa Writers Forum, for inflammatory social media content. Case filed under multiple IPC sections including promoting enmity between groups.
Allahabad HC: Unspoken Words Can Fuel Religious Enmity
In a landmark judgment, Allahabad High Court declares that indirect actions and unexpressed words promoting religious hatred violate Indian law. Learn how this ruling strengthens inter-community harmony.
India's Migration Makeover: Safer Global Pathways
India transforms its migration policies with landmark reforms, creating safer pathways for millions seeking opportunities abroad while positioning itself as a global talent powerhouse.
Punjab to Launch 118 Schools of Excellence
Punjab government launches ambitious Schools of Excellence initiative, establishing 118 premier institutions to elevate education standards and provide world-class facilities across the state.
Supreme Court's Poor Defence of Inhumane Justice
India's Supreme Court faces criticism for upholding death penalty in a case involving extreme poverty, raising urgent questions about judicial fairness and economic discrimination in capital punishment.
US Cuts EB-5 Visa Fees: Relief for Indian Investors
USCIS proposes significant fee reductions for EB-5 investor visa program, cutting regional center fees by 60% and petition costs by 20%, offering major relief to Indian applicants pursuing American residency through investment.
UP Drug Crackdown: Yogi Orders System Overhaul
In a major healthcare reform, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath mandates complete digitalization of drug regulation system and stricter quality control measures to ensure medicine safety across the state.
Jaishankar questions UN's terrorism accountability at 80th anniversary
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar delivers powerful critique of UN's selective approach to terrorism, highlighting glaring gaps in accountability during 80th anniversary session.
Robert Badinter: France's Death Penalty Abolition Hero
Discover how French statesman Robert Badinter led a historic crusade to abolish the death penalty in France, transforming the nation's moral landscape forever.
Financial Systems as Public Goods: India's New Approach
Expert analysis reveals why treating financial systems as public infrastructure rather than private risks could transform India's economic stability and growth. Learn how this paradigm shift could benefit millions.
TET Mandate for Maharashtra Ashram Shala Teachers Sparks Debate
Maharashtra government mandates TET certification for Ashram Shala teachers, sparking protests over implementation challenges and tribal education concerns.
Saudi Arabia Ends Kafala System for Migrant Workers
Saudi Arabia dismantles the controversial 50-year-old Kafala sponsorship system, granting migrant workers unprecedented rights and mobility in a landmark labour market reform.
Murmu Hails Sree Narayana Guru's Eternal Message
President Droupadi Murmu praises Sree Narayana Guru's revolutionary teachings during Kerala visit, emphasizing their relevance in today's quest for social justice and national harmony.
DGCA to empanel private aeromedical centres for pilots
India's aviation regulator DGCA is transforming pilot medical examinations by empanelling private aeromedical centres, promising faster, more efficient certification process for commercial pilots.
Bihar Elections 2025: Parties Reveal Bold Promises
As Bihar heads to polls, major political parties reveal revolutionary promises including job quotas, farm loan waivers, and education reforms in their manifestos. Discover the key announcements shaping India's crucial electoral battle.
How corrupt desks are crushing Indian dreams
An eye-opening analysis of how bureaucratic corruption at everyday government offices systematically destroys aspirations and hampers India's progress toward developed nation status.
Haryana DGP Conducts Night Patrolling, Orders SPs/CPs to Follow
Haryana DGP O.P. Singh takes to the streets for night patrolling, directs all SPs and CPs to follow suit in major police reform initiative across the state.
Chandigarh Leaders Urge End to Dynastic Politics
Chandigarh's political landscape witnesses growing criticism against dynastic politics as leaders advocate for meritocracy and equal opportunities in political representation.
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