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Bombay High Court Calls For Audit Of Air Pollution's Economic Impact
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday orally observed that the impact of air pollution on the economy needed to be examined and just uttering "harsh words will not yield any results".
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"Will Stop Salary": High Court Warns Navi Mumbai Civic Body Chief Over AQI
The high court, in a warning to the chief of the Navi Mumbai municipal body, said it will stop the salaries of bureaucrats if they do not take steps to ensure air quality remains reasonably clean.
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Water Rises By 20 Feet In Maharashtra's Lonar Lake, Created By Meteorite Impact
Shocking reports have emerged regarding a steady rise in the water levels of the world-famous Lonar Lake in Maharashtra's Buldhana district. Taking serious note of the threat, the Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court has ordered a PIL be registered.
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Abu Salem Can Be Released On 2-Day Parole: Government Tells Bombay High Court
Gangster Abu Salem, convicted in the 1993 serial bomb blasts case, is an "international criminal" and hence can be granted only two-day emergency parole with police escort, the Maharashtra government told the Bombay High Court on Tuesday.
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When Do You Intend To Return To India? Bombay High Court Asks Vijay Mallya
The Bombay High Court asked fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya when he intends to return to India and told his counsel it would not hear his plea against the Fugitive Economic Offenders Act unless he first submits himself to the HC jurisdiction.
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"Come Up With Suggestions": Bombay Court To Civic Officials On Pollution
The Bombay High Court pulled up the civic authorities and the pollution control board, saying that while it was not against development or halting construction activities in the city, it only sought strict compliance with norms to curb air pollution.
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Stopping Dog Feeding In Non-Designated Areas Not A Crime: Bombay High Court
Stopping a person from feeding stray dogs in non-designated areas cannot be held as "wrongful restraint" or "obstruction" under the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita, the Bombay High Court has said.
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Bombay High Court Allows Activist Gautam Navlakha To Relocate To Delhi
In a development in the long-running Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, the Bombay High Court on Wednesday relaxed bail conditions for activist and accused Gautam Navlakha, permitting him to relocate from Mumbai to his home in Delhi.
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Man Sets Himself Ablaze Near Bombay High Court Over Dispute With Lawyer
A man attempted to commit suicide by immolating himself outside the premises of the Bombay High Court here on Monday evening, police said.
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Bombay High Court Converts Civil Suit On Goa Nightclub Fire Into PIL
The Bombay High Court on Monday converted a civil suit against Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub into a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), saying "someone has to be held accountable" for the tragedy in which 25 people were killed.
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'Standing Near Train Door In Peak Hours Not Negligence': Bombay High Court
A person travelling for work in suburban trains during peak hours has no choice but to risk his life by standing near the train door, and this cannot be termed as negligence, the Bombay High Court said.
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'Dec 21, Not Dec 3': High Court On Maharashtra Local Body Poll Results
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed the Maharashtra State Election Commission (SEC) to hold the counting of votes for all the local body polls on December 21, instead of December 3.
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Bombay High Court Forms Joint Probe Panel As Mumbai Air Quality Worsens
Amid Mumbai's deteriorating air quality, the Bombay High Court on Friday ordered the formation of a five-member inspection team to examine construction sites across Mumbai for compliance with pollution-control norms..
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'Dont Blame Ethiopian Volcanic Ash For Mumbai's Air Pollution': Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said authorities cannot blame ash clouds from the volcanic eruption in Ethiopia for air pollution in the metropolis and said the air quality index here has been poor much before that.
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Repeated Suicide Threats By Spouse Amount To Cruelty: Bombay High Court
Repeated threats by a spouse to commit suicide amount to cruelty, the Bombay High Court has said, granting divorce to a man.
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Bombay High Court Calls For Audit Of Air Pollution's Economic Impact
The Bombay High Court on Tuesday orally observed that the impact of air pollution on the economy needed to be examined and just uttering "harsh words will not yield any results".
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"Will Stop Salary": High Court Warns Navi Mumbai Civic Body Chief Over AQI
The high court, in a warning to the chief of the Navi Mumbai municipal body, said it will stop the salaries of bureaucrats if they do not take steps to ensure air quality remains reasonably clean.
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Water Rises By 20 Feet In Maharashtra's Lonar Lake, Created By Meteorite Impact
Shocking reports have emerged regarding a steady rise in the water levels of the world-famous Lonar Lake in Maharashtra's Buldhana district. Taking serious note of the threat, the Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court has ordered a PIL be registered.
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Abu Salem Can Be Released On 2-Day Parole: Government Tells Bombay High Court
Gangster Abu Salem, convicted in the 1993 serial bomb blasts case, is an "international criminal" and hence can be granted only two-day emergency parole with police escort, the Maharashtra government told the Bombay High Court on Tuesday.
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When Do You Intend To Return To India? Bombay High Court Asks Vijay Mallya
The Bombay High Court asked fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya when he intends to return to India and told his counsel it would not hear his plea against the Fugitive Economic Offenders Act unless he first submits himself to the HC jurisdiction.
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"Come Up With Suggestions": Bombay Court To Civic Officials On Pollution
The Bombay High Court pulled up the civic authorities and the pollution control board, saying that while it was not against development or halting construction activities in the city, it only sought strict compliance with norms to curb air pollution.
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Stopping Dog Feeding In Non-Designated Areas Not A Crime: Bombay High Court
Stopping a person from feeding stray dogs in non-designated areas cannot be held as "wrongful restraint" or "obstruction" under the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita, the Bombay High Court has said.
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Bombay High Court Allows Activist Gautam Navlakha To Relocate To Delhi
In a development in the long-running Bhima Koregaon-Elgar Parishad case, the Bombay High Court on Wednesday relaxed bail conditions for activist and accused Gautam Navlakha, permitting him to relocate from Mumbai to his home in Delhi.
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Man Sets Himself Ablaze Near Bombay High Court Over Dispute With Lawyer
A man attempted to commit suicide by immolating himself outside the premises of the Bombay High Court here on Monday evening, police said.
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Bombay High Court Converts Civil Suit On Goa Nightclub Fire Into PIL
The Bombay High Court on Monday converted a civil suit against Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub into a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), saying "someone has to be held accountable" for the tragedy in which 25 people were killed.
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'Standing Near Train Door In Peak Hours Not Negligence': Bombay High Court
A person travelling for work in suburban trains during peak hours has no choice but to risk his life by standing near the train door, and this cannot be termed as negligence, the Bombay High Court said.
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'Dec 21, Not Dec 3': High Court On Maharashtra Local Body Poll Results
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed the Maharashtra State Election Commission (SEC) to hold the counting of votes for all the local body polls on December 21, instead of December 3.
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Bombay High Court Forms Joint Probe Panel As Mumbai Air Quality Worsens
Amid Mumbai's deteriorating air quality, the Bombay High Court on Friday ordered the formation of a five-member inspection team to examine construction sites across Mumbai for compliance with pollution-control norms..
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'Dont Blame Ethiopian Volcanic Ash For Mumbai's Air Pollution': Court
The Bombay High Court on Thursday said authorities cannot blame ash clouds from the volcanic eruption in Ethiopia for air pollution in the metropolis and said the air quality index here has been poor much before that.
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Repeated Suicide Threats By Spouse Amount To Cruelty: Bombay High Court
Repeated threats by a spouse to commit suicide amount to cruelty, the Bombay High Court has said, granting divorce to a man.
