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Man Uses Chhattisgarh Chief Justice's Photo In Ritual To Get Relative's Bail
Police recovered ritual materials including a fish, lemons, vermilion and photographs of Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha and two other persons from the spot
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No Direct Proof Needed To Prove Dowry Death If Harassment Established: Allahabad High Court
The court made the observation while reducing the life sentence of a man, Sandeep Singh Hora, convicted in a dowry death case, to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment.
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Naga Tribe Moves Gauhati High Court Over Sumi-Language Bible
The high court has issued notices to the Union government, the Nagaland government, the Bible Society of India (BSI) and other respondents, directing them to file their responses.
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2 Brothers Were Jailed Over 2009 Murder. Court Spots Lapses 17 Years Later
The high court identified serious flaws in the investigation and the evidence presented by the prosecution, and ordered the acquittal of the two suspects.
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"Killing Mosquito With Sword": Bombay Court Slams Food Body Over Action On Amazon
Amazon Retail India moved the High Court after the FDA took action against its Bhiwandi warehouse for allegedly sending expired food into the retail market instead of destroying it.
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Allahabad High Court Grants Parole To Atiq Ahmad's Sons For Brother's Funeral
He will be buried at the Kasari-Masari graveyard Saturday morning, family members said.
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"Worse Crime Than Murder": Ex-IAS Officer Denied Bail In Paper Leak Case
Chhattisgarh High Court rejects bail of retired IAS officer accused in CGPSC question paper leak scam.
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Kerala High Court Denies Bail To Man Accused Of Raping Stepdaughter
The Kerala High Court has refused bail to a man accused of repeatedly raping his 14-year-old stepdaughter, which resulted in her pregnancy.
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High Court Notices To 3 BJP Rajya Sabha MPs Who Were Elected Unopposed
In the 230-member Madhya Pradesh Assembly, 228 MLAs were eligible to vote, with 58 votes required to elect one Rajya Sabha member.
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Andhra High Court Rejects Plea Seeking Probe In 2025 Teacher Recruitment
The court questioned why candidates allegedly affected by the sports quota had not approached it directly if they had genuine grievances.
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'Can Be Done In India': Abhishek Banerjee Again Denied Foreign Travel For Eye Treatment
Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee is facing a police case related to alleged intimidatory statements he made during the 2026 West Bengal Assembly election campaign.
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Rajasthan High Court Approves Asaram's 20-Day Parole Despite State's Objections
Rajasthan High Court grants 20-day parole to Asaram citing no evidence of risk or bail violations.
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"Several Missing Links": Kerala Court Acquits Woman Convicted Of Killing Newborn
A bench of justices Raja Vijayaraghavan V and K V Jayakumar said that the prosecution has failed to prove the charge of murder against the accused beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Licensed Firearm Cannot Be Used For "Celebratory Firing": Court
It said every arms licensee is duty-bound to maintain proper records of ammunition purchased and consumed, the court observed.
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Punjab Government Can't Spend On Ads Till Dearness Allowance Dues Cleared: High Court
The high court dismissed appeals filed by the state government and the Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd against a single bench's order to release DA dues to its employees and pensioners
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Man Uses Chhattisgarh Chief Justice's Photo In Ritual To Get Relative's Bail
Police recovered ritual materials including a fish, lemons, vermilion and photographs of Chief Justice Ramesh Sinha and two other persons from the spot
-
No Direct Proof Needed To Prove Dowry Death If Harassment Established: Allahabad High Court
The court made the observation while reducing the life sentence of a man, Sandeep Singh Hora, convicted in a dowry death case, to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment.
-
Naga Tribe Moves Gauhati High Court Over Sumi-Language Bible
The high court has issued notices to the Union government, the Nagaland government, the Bible Society of India (BSI) and other respondents, directing them to file their responses.
-
2 Brothers Were Jailed Over 2009 Murder. Court Spots Lapses 17 Years Later
The high court identified serious flaws in the investigation and the evidence presented by the prosecution, and ordered the acquittal of the two suspects.
-
"Killing Mosquito With Sword": Bombay Court Slams Food Body Over Action On Amazon
Amazon Retail India moved the High Court after the FDA took action against its Bhiwandi warehouse for allegedly sending expired food into the retail market instead of destroying it.
-
Allahabad High Court Grants Parole To Atiq Ahmad's Sons For Brother's Funeral
He will be buried at the Kasari-Masari graveyard Saturday morning, family members said.
-
"Worse Crime Than Murder": Ex-IAS Officer Denied Bail In Paper Leak Case
Chhattisgarh High Court rejects bail of retired IAS officer accused in CGPSC question paper leak scam.
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Kerala High Court Denies Bail To Man Accused Of Raping Stepdaughter
The Kerala High Court has refused bail to a man accused of repeatedly raping his 14-year-old stepdaughter, which resulted in her pregnancy.
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High Court Notices To 3 BJP Rajya Sabha MPs Who Were Elected Unopposed
In the 230-member Madhya Pradesh Assembly, 228 MLAs were eligible to vote, with 58 votes required to elect one Rajya Sabha member.
-
Andhra High Court Rejects Plea Seeking Probe In 2025 Teacher Recruitment
The court questioned why candidates allegedly affected by the sports quota had not approached it directly if they had genuine grievances.
-
'Can Be Done In India': Abhishek Banerjee Again Denied Foreign Travel For Eye Treatment
Trinamool Congress MP Abhishek Banerjee is facing a police case related to alleged intimidatory statements he made during the 2026 West Bengal Assembly election campaign.
-
Rajasthan High Court Approves Asaram's 20-Day Parole Despite State's Objections
Rajasthan High Court grants 20-day parole to Asaram citing no evidence of risk or bail violations.
-
"Several Missing Links": Kerala Court Acquits Woman Convicted Of Killing Newborn
A bench of justices Raja Vijayaraghavan V and K V Jayakumar said that the prosecution has failed to prove the charge of murder against the accused beyond a reasonable doubt.
-
Licensed Firearm Cannot Be Used For "Celebratory Firing": Court
It said every arms licensee is duty-bound to maintain proper records of ammunition purchased and consumed, the court observed.
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Punjab Government Can't Spend On Ads Till Dearness Allowance Dues Cleared: High Court
The high court dismissed appeals filed by the state government and the Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd against a single bench's order to release DA dues to its employees and pensioners
