Nupur Dogra
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In Overseas Child Custody Battle, Delhi High Court's "Deep Roots" In India Order
The Delhi High Court was hearing cross petitions filed by divorced parents seeking custody of their minor daughter, who was born in the United States.
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Delhi High Court Warns Rajpal Yadav In Rs 9-Crore Cheque Bounce Case: "Never Think Judge Is Weak"
The case stems from a May 2024 sessions court order that convicted Rajpal Yadav in a cheque bounce matter
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"Floccinaucinihilipilification": Delhi Court Rejects Defamation Case Against Nirmala Sitharaman
A court in Delhi has dismissed a criminal defamation complaint filed by Lipika Mitra, wife of Aam Aadmi Party leader Somnath Bharti, against Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
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"Was Monitoring Till 2 AM": Chief Justice Raps Bengal Over Hostage Incident
"CBI Or NIA To Probe": Supreme Court On Judicial Officers Held Hostage In Bengal
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"Who's The Biggest Litigant?" Top Court Pulls Up Centre, Fines Rs 25,000
A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan said the Centre's decision to pursue the matter despite the High Court granting relief reflected unnecessary litigation.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Over Air India Crash Fuel Switches Report
The court also noted that the investigation was still ongoing and only a preliminary report had been released so far. It orally observed that the petitioner had already made representations to the authorities, which would be considered in due course.
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'You Can't Be Attached To Your Reputation': Judge's Dig At Aniruddhacharya
Aniruddhacharya's counsel said viral video clips would harm his image. "I will not be taken seriously with what is circulated."
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"Dared To Call My Brother, Question Order": Chief Justice's Contempt Warning
The CJI said someone called his brother and asked how he could pass "such an order" during a hearing on medical admission-related case.
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"No Criminal Consequences": Court Junks Plea Against "Vande Mataram" Circular
The Supreme Court termed the plea filed by one Muhammed Sayeed Noori as "premature" and based on "vague apprehension of discrimination".
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'Tried To Prove Child Has No Proof': Court Blasts Cops In Rape Case
Supreme Court raSupreme Court raps Gurugram Police in four-year-old child's rape case.ps Gurugram Police in four-year-old child's rape case.
