Nupur Dogra
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Supreme Court Grants Interim Bail To Vikram Bhatt's Wife In Rs 44 Crore Fraud Case
During the hearing, the bench questioned why criminal proceedings were being used to recover dues
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"Won't Allow Anyone To Touch Aravallis": Supreme Court On Safari Plea
The Supreme Court asserted that it "will not allow anyone to touch" the Aravalli range while refusing to entertain any request related to the proposed Aravalli Zoo Safari project in Haryana at this stage.
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India Lost Rs 54,000 Crore To 'Digital Arrest' Scams. What Must Change
At 74, she had long left behind the busy corridors of IIT Bombay, where she once served as a medical officer.
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Celina Jaitly's Brother Won't Interact With Her, Delhi High Court Told
Actor Celina Jaitly's brother, Major (retired) Vikrant Kumar Jaitly detained in the UAE since 2024 does not wish to interact with her, the Foreign Ministry told the Delhi High Court Thursday.
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Rajpal Yadav To Stay In Jail At Least Till Monday In Rs 9-Crore Debt Case
Rajpal Yadav, who was sent to prison in a Rs 9-crore debt case, will remain in jail at least till Monday, with the Delhi High Court adjourning the hearing on the actor's interim bail peititon until then.
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Supreme Court Issues Notice To Ghooskhor Pandat Team Over 'Casteist' Title: "Tell Us New Name Or Won't Permit Release"
Directed by Neeraj Pandey, Ghooskhor Pandat has been in the eye of the proverbial storm for allegedly hurting the sentiments of the Brahmin community
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"No Re-Entry To Matrimonial Home If...": 81-Year-Old Woman's Plea Rejected
Delhi High Court has ruled that the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, does not grant an indefeasible right to an aggrieved woman to insist on residing in a particular property that she had earlier left.
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Centre Opposes Sonam Wangchuk's Release: What Preventive Detention Rules Say
The central government informed the Supreme Court today that it does not want to release climate activist Sonam Wangchuk on health grounds as suggested by the court earlier.
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Reading too much into Sonam Wangchuk speeches: Top Court Questions Detention
The Supreme Court has questioned the grounds for detaining Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA), saying the government was reading "too much" into his statements.
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'Every Outburst Not Security Threat': Top Court Pulls Up Anti-Terror Agency
The Supreme Court on Wednesday questioned the National Investigation Agency (NIA) over its decision to initiate a suo motu probe into the violence in West Bengal's Murshidabad district.
