The Rajasthan High Court has granted protection to a couple facing death threats for marrying against family wishes, emphasizing the constitutional right to life and personal liberty as fundamental and non-negotiable.
Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal reveals India's current judge-to-population ratio is 22 per 10 lakh, falling short of the 1987 Law Commission recommendation of 50 judges per million.
Karnataka DGP orders mandatory birthday and anniversary leave for police personnel to enhance morale, reduce stress, and improve productivity through better work-life balance.
Kajal, sister of a Delhi Police SWAT commando, succumbed to injuries after being attacked by her husband. The chilling incident involved a phone call where the husband declared his intent.
Amritsar Police conducted a successful operation, arresting three crucial operatives associated with notorious gangster Satta Naushehra. The arrests are part of ongoing efforts to dismantle organized crime networks in the region.
A sadhvi in Rajasthan died under suspicious circumstances involving an injection, an Instagram post, and alleged blackmail that went viral, raising serious questions.
Karnataka police personnel will now receive special leave on their birthdays and wedding anniversaries, a welfare initiative announced by the state government to boost morale.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissed a bail plea in a child sexual assault case, emphasizing judicial guardianship and ordering trial completion within six months.
The Supreme Court of India has declined to entertain a petition seeking the establishment of legally mandated minimum wages for domestic workers across the country, citing the matter as a policy decision for the legislature.
A 70-year-old Kashmiri man selling dry fruits was killed when a wall collapsed during demolition in Nayagaon's main market. Two others injured as panic gripped the area.
Punjab and Haryana High Court forms commission to inspect internal road widths in Gurgaon amid petitions challenging Haryana's stilt-plus-four construction policy. Report due in 10 days.
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A Delhi court has acquitted Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena in a defamation case filed by social activist Medha Patkar in 2000. The case stemmed from advertisements published against Patkar and the Narmada Bachao Andolan.
A college student in Karnataka has been arrested for allegedly recording and circulating obscene videos of women. The FIR states the videos showed sexual acts with two different women.
A Delhi Police commando was captured on a chilling phone call stating 'Put it on record, I am killing her' before allegedly murdering a woman. The case has sent shockwaves through the force.
Haryana Police's CCTV and ANPR project on NH-44 issued over 4.84 lakh traffic challans in one year, improving road safety and aiding crime control.
Jharkhand High Court refuses to quash criminal case against widow's in-laws over property dispute, noting greed can separate siblings. Court finds insufficient evidence of misuse of judicial process.
The Delhi High Court has issued summons to Priya Kapur on a plea by Sunjay Kapur's mother regarding a family trust, escalating the legal battle within the prominent business family.
Sonam Wangchuk denies allegations in Supreme Court about making remarks on overthrowing government like Arab Spring, clarifying his stance on peaceful activism in Jammu and Kashmir.
Karnataka government files appeal against HC order quashing closure of Jan Aushadhi Kendras outside hospitals, assures 1,200 external kendras remain operational while contesting internal shop licenses.
Sonam Wangchuk's legal team refutes allegations of advocating government overthrow through Arab Spring-like remarks in Supreme Court hearing, citing selective video evidence.
The Rajasthan High Court has ruled that freezing a citizen's bank account without establishing a prima facie link to a cognizable offense violates fundamental rights. The court directed banks to only freeze disputed amounts.
Security forces killed two Maoists in an ongoing encounter in Bijapur forests, recovering AK-47, pistol, and ammunition. Operation continues after recent IED blasts injured jawans.
Military Intelligence and Pune police uncover fake recruitment scam involving Railway and NDA jobs after NDA staffer's suicide. Defence civilian employee arrested, Rs 24 lakh fraud exposed.
Supreme Court bench led by CJI Surya Kant criticizes trade unions for factory closures while hearing PIL on domestic workers' minimum wages, highlighting exploitation concerns but questioning legislative solutions.
The National Green Tribunal has directed HPPWD and a private contractor to pay Rs 47.14 lakh as environmental compensation for damaging a trout fish farm during bridge construction in Kullu.
Punjab and Haryana High Court grants bail to an accused in a farmhouse attack case, emphasizing that mere presence at a crime scene does not imply equal culpability in group violence incidents.
Dame Sarah Mullally has been confirmed as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, making history by becoming the first woman to lead the Church of England. She has pledged to speak out against misogyny and address safeguarding issues within the church.
Karnataka High Court declares illegal the practice of tahsildars immediately altering revenue entries after assistant commissioner orders, without waiting for appeal period to lapse.
Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena has been acquitted in a two-decade-old defamation case filed by activist Medha Patkar. The court ruled in his favor, concluding the long-standing legal dispute.