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'Don't Leave Kerala': Court Grants Anticipatory Bail To Rape-Accused Expelled MLA
The Kerala High Court on Thursday granted anticipatory bail to Palakkad MLA and expelled Congress leader Rahul Mamkootathil in a rape and forced abortion case, directing him not to leave Kerala.
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'Has Huge Deposits': Probe Team Opposes Sabarimala Priest's Bail
The Kerala High Court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) on Tuesday strongly opposed the bail plea of jailed Sabarimala temple tantri Kantarar Rajeevar before the Kollam Vigilance Court.
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From Braille To Bench: Thanya Nathan to Become Kerala's First Visually Impaired Judge
When the Supreme Court last year allowed persons with disabilities to enter the judicial service, 24-year-old Thanya Nathan saw a new opportunity open up.
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Laws Shouldn't Create Discord Between Religions, Should Unify Them: Court
The Kerala High Court has said that statutes, rules and regulations should not become instruments for creating discord or disharmony between religious, castes or communities, instead they should function as a unifying force.
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Kerala Court Allows Termination Of 31 Weeks Old Foetus With Abnormalities
The Kerala High Court has come to the aid of a couple seeking medical termination of their over 31 weeks old foetus, which suffers from congenital abnormalities of the brain and head, by allowing them to go ahead with the procedure.
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"Affidavit Mandatory": Top Court On Complaints Targeting Public Servants
The Supreme Court on Tuesday held that an application alleging commission of offence by public servants in discharge of their official duties must be supported by an affidavit.
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'Doctor', 'Dr' Not Exclusive To Medical Professionals: Kerala High Court
Justice V G Arun said that the word 'doctor' was initially used for referring to someone who had achieved the highest level of learning and had received a licence to teach in fields like theology, law and philosophy.
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Sabarimala Gold Heist Appears To Be Planned Plunder: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court on Monday made scathing observations in the Sabarimala gold theft case, strongly reinforcing suspicions that the gold plates at Lord Ayyappa's sanctum were systematically removed as part of a planned plunder of Devaswom assets.
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Barred From Church, Enrolled At Bar: Sister Lucy Becomes Lawyer At 60
At the age of 60, Sister Lucy Kalapura has enrolled as a lawyer with the Kerala High Court Bar Council, marking a new chapter in her long public struggle.
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How Sabarimala Gold Theft was Carried Out: What Probe Team Told The Court
The Special Investigation Team probing the alleged misappropriation of gold from the Sabarimala temple has provided a detailed account of how the crime was executed.
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'Don't Leave Kerala': Court Grants Anticipatory Bail To Rape-Accused Expelled MLA
The Kerala High Court on Thursday granted anticipatory bail to Palakkad MLA and expelled Congress leader Rahul Mamkootathil in a rape and forced abortion case, directing him not to leave Kerala.
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'Has Huge Deposits': Probe Team Opposes Sabarimala Priest's Bail
The Kerala High Court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT) on Tuesday strongly opposed the bail plea of jailed Sabarimala temple tantri Kantarar Rajeevar before the Kollam Vigilance Court.
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From Braille To Bench: Thanya Nathan to Become Kerala's First Visually Impaired Judge
When the Supreme Court last year allowed persons with disabilities to enter the judicial service, 24-year-old Thanya Nathan saw a new opportunity open up.
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Laws Shouldn't Create Discord Between Religions, Should Unify Them: Court
The Kerala High Court has said that statutes, rules and regulations should not become instruments for creating discord or disharmony between religious, castes or communities, instead they should function as a unifying force.
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Kerala Court Allows Termination Of 31 Weeks Old Foetus With Abnormalities
The Kerala High Court has come to the aid of a couple seeking medical termination of their over 31 weeks old foetus, which suffers from congenital abnormalities of the brain and head, by allowing them to go ahead with the procedure.
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"Affidavit Mandatory": Top Court On Complaints Targeting Public Servants
The Supreme Court on Tuesday held that an application alleging commission of offence by public servants in discharge of their official duties must be supported by an affidavit.
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'Doctor', 'Dr' Not Exclusive To Medical Professionals: Kerala High Court
Justice V G Arun said that the word 'doctor' was initially used for referring to someone who had achieved the highest level of learning and had received a licence to teach in fields like theology, law and philosophy.
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Sabarimala Gold Heist Appears To Be Planned Plunder: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court on Monday made scathing observations in the Sabarimala gold theft case, strongly reinforcing suspicions that the gold plates at Lord Ayyappa's sanctum were systematically removed as part of a planned plunder of Devaswom assets.
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Barred From Church, Enrolled At Bar: Sister Lucy Becomes Lawyer At 60
At the age of 60, Sister Lucy Kalapura has enrolled as a lawyer with the Kerala High Court Bar Council, marking a new chapter in her long public struggle.
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How Sabarimala Gold Theft was Carried Out: What Probe Team Told The Court
The Special Investigation Team probing the alleged misappropriation of gold from the Sabarimala temple has provided a detailed account of how the crime was executed.
