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Category : Law & Order
Kerala HC Slams State Over Denial of Compensatory Leave
The Kerala High Court has declared the state government's denial of compensatory leave to gazetted officers as illegal and arbitrary, citing violations of constitutional independence.
Madras HC: Fee Waiver for Disabled Not Tied to Quota Admission
Madras High Court directs Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law University to grant full fee waiver to a law student with 40% disability, ruling that welfare measures like fee exemption must not be pedantically linked to reservation quotas under disability act.
Surat Factory Fire: 4 Dead, Owners Face Homicide Charges
The death toll in the Surat plastic factory fire has risen to four as two more labourers succumbed to injuries. Factory owners face culpable homicide charges for lacking fire safety equipment.
Karnataka HC Discharges Man in Fiancée Suicide Case Over 'No Direct Nexus'
The Karnataka High Court has discharged a man accused of abetting his fiancée's suicide after marriage cancellation, ruling that unexplained reasons for calling off wedding don't prove intent to cheat or abet suicide.
Kerala HC: Two Pillion Riders ≠ Contributory Negligence
Kerala High Court enhances compensation for accident victim, ruling that carrying two pillion riders on a motorcycle doesn't automatically establish contributory negligence without evidence linking it to the accident.
Punjab & Haryana HC: Last Note Can't Cancel Bail for US Citizen
Punjab and Haryana High Court dismisses plea to cancel anticipatory bail of US citizen mother-in-law named in victim's last note, ruling seriousness of offence insufficient ground.
Bengaluru Police Uses Nihilist Penguin for Road Safety
Bengaluru Police has creatively adopted the viral nihilist penguin trend on social media to raise awareness about road safety, blending humor with serious messaging to engage citizens.
Madras HC on Jana Nayagan: Verify Foreign Influence Claims
Madras High Court emphasizes need for thorough verification before screening content alleging foreign powers creating conflict, in the Jana Nayagan controversy.
SC Appoints Ex-Judge as Mediator in 120-Year Temple Dispute
The Supreme Court has appointed former judge SK Kaul as mediator in a 120-year-old ritual dispute at a Tamil Nadu temple, involving the Vadakalai sect's petition for prayer recitation rights in the sanctum sanctorum.
Kolkata Fire Death Toll Rises to 19; Owner Arrested
The death toll in the devastating Anandapur warehouse fire in Kolkata has increased to 19, with the owner arrested for negligence. Investigations reveal serious fire safety lapses at the site.
Orissa HC Sets Aside Rs 96 Crore NGT Penalty
The Orissa High Court has set aside a Rs 96 crore environmental compensation order by the NGT, citing violation of natural justice and lack of proportionality. The court noted the penalty was disproportionate to the Rs 12 lakh royalty paid.
SC Notice on Plea Against Protestors for Remarks on Justice Swaminathan
The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Tamil Nadu government and police officials on a plea seeking action against protestors for alleged derogatory remarks against Justice Swaminathan.
Woman Dies by Self-Immolation in UP Land Dispute
A woman in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, died after setting herself on fire over a land dispute. Police have registered a case and are investigating the incident.
SC Terms Haryana Minority Certificate Grant to Upper Caste as Fraud
The Supreme Court of India has described the issuance of minority certificates to upper caste Hindus in Haryana as a new type of fraud, demanding a detailed report from the state's chief secretary on the certification process.
Himachal HC Denies Bail in Child Assault Case Citing Trust Breach
The Himachal Pradesh High Court refused bail to a 61-year-old man accused of sexually assaulting a 3-year-old, emphasizing the heinous nature of the crime and breach of parental trust as key factors.
SC: Affidavit Required for Complaints Against Public Servants
The Supreme Court has ruled that complaints filed before magistrates against public servants must be supported by an affidavit, establishing a two-tier protection for officials discharging official duties.
Karnataka HC Sets Aside Detention Order Due to Language Issue
The Karnataka High Court has overturned a preventive detention order because documents were provided in English, not Kannada, violating the detenue's constitutional right to make an effective representation.
Utah Mom Arrested in Croatia for Child Abduction Over Doomsday Fears
A Utah woman obsessed with apocalyptic beliefs abducted her four children to Europe, where they were found in a Croatian children's home. She faces custodial interference charges.
SC to Hear Petitions on Air India Plane Crash Case
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear pleas related to the tragic Air India plane crash of June 12, 2026, which claimed 260 lives after takeoff from Ahmedabad.
Life Sentence for Murder Over Rs 1,000 Loan in Karnataka
A Karnataka court has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for murdering a colleague over a Rs 1,000 loan repayment dispute at a hotel in Ajjampura, Chikkamagaluru district.
Bengaluru Police Use Penguin Trend for Road Safety
Bengaluru Police have creatively joined the viral Nihilist Penguin trend on social media to raise awareness about road safety, urging citizens to follow traffic rules and prevent accidents.
Kolkata Fire: 11 Dead, 23 Missing in Warehouse Blaze
A devastating fire at two warehouses in Kolkata's Anandapur area has claimed 11 lives with 23 workers still missing. The blaze, which started early Monday, has raised serious questions about fire safety compliance.
Kerala Viral Video Suicide Case: Bail Denied, Abetment Law Explained
A Kerala court denies bail to a woman accused of abetting suicide after posting a viral video. Explore the legal nuances of abetment under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including key Supreme Court rulings and the high bar for proving intent.
SC Extends Justice Gita Mittal Panel Tenure for Manipur Violence
The Supreme Court has extended the tenure of the Justice Gita Mittal committee overseeing Manipur violence rehabilitation until July 31, 2026, with the panel submitting 42 detailed reports.
SC to Hear PIL on Air India Crash Probe, NGO Claims Rights Violated
The Supreme Court agrees to hear PILs demanding independent investigation into Air India Flight AI171 crash that killed 260 people. NGO alleges fundamental rights violation and insufficient official probe.
SC Allows Secret Spouse Recordings as Divorce Evidence
The Supreme Court has ruled that secretly recorded conversations between married couples can be admitted as evidence in divorce proceedings, prioritizing fair trial over marital privacy claims.
Delhi Man Stabbed to Death Over Cigarette Lighting Argument
A 21-year-old man was stabbed to death in Delhi's Vasant Kunj following a minor argument over lighting a cigarette. Police have registered a case under BNS sections and are searching for suspects.
Kolkata Warehouse Fire Kills 7, Dozens Missing in Nazirabad
A devastating fire at a warehouse in Kolkata's Nazirabad area has resulted in seven fatalities, with dozens reported missing. The incident has triggered a large-scale rescue operation.
Delhi Railway Electrocution: Family's 3-Year Wait for Justice
Nearly three years after teacher Sakshi Ahuja was electrocuted at New Delhi Railway Station, her father continues fighting for justice as the trial drags on until 2026.
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