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Kerala High Court Dismisses Plea Against Arundhati Roy's Book Cover
The Kerala High Court on Monday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed against author Arundhati Roy's book 'Mother Mary Comes To Me' over its cover image showing the writer smoking.
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Haal Makers Go To Kerala High Court After Censor Board Denies Certificate Over "Beef Biryani" Scene
The makers have approached the Kerala High Court against the Censor Board's decision
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Court Raps Centre Over "Unwillingness" To Waive Loans For Wayanad Landslide Victims
In a stinging observation, the Kerala High Court on Wednesday said that the Union government has "virtually failed" the victims of the 2024 landslides in Wayanad by not exercising its powers to waive off the loans availed by them.
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Sabarimala Sponsor Wanted To Use Gold For A Wedding: Exclusive Details
Sabarimala Ayyappan temple's sponsor,Unnikrishnan Potty, wanted to use the remaining gold after plating - for which he had sought permission, court findings revealed.
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Kerala High Court Orders SIT Probe Into Sabarimala Gold Plating Row
The Kerala High Court on Monday ordered the formation of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to examine the Sabarimala gold-plating controversy, mandating that the investigation report be submitted within a month and emphasising that it should not be
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Third Car Linked To Actor Dulquer Salmaan In Bhutan Luxury Vehicle Smuggling Case Seized
Customs officials investigating the smuggling of luxury vehicles from Bhutan seized another car belonging to Malayalam actor Dulquer Salmaan on Saturday, officials said.
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Actor Dulquer Salmaan Approaches High Court, Seeks Release Of Luxury Car
The Kerala High Court sought a response from the Customs Preventive Department on a plea by Dulquer Salmaan seeking the release of his vehicle seized by the agency as part of its operation to confiscate luxury cars smuggled into India from Bhutan.
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Kerala High Court Rules Beggar Cannot Be Forced To Pay Maintenance To Wife
The Kerala High Court has ruled that a court cannot compel a beggar to pay maintenance to his wife, while directing the state to step in to ensure that destitute spouses receive food and clothing.
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Muslim Man Can't Have Multiple Wives If He Can't Maintain Them: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court has observed that it cannot accept multiple marriages of a Muslim man when he has no capacity to maintain his wives, and one of them approaches the court claiming maintenance.
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Kerala High Court Orders Probe Into 'Missing' Gold From Idols At Sabarimala
The Kerala High Court has ordered a vigilance probe into the alleged "missing" gold from the idols of the 'Dwarapalaka' at the Sabarimala Ayyappan Temple.
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"If I Am Alive After Assembly Polls, Will Definitely Speak Out": AK Antony
Three-time Kerala Chief Minister and the country's longest serving Defence Minister A.K. Antony on Wednesday said he will speak out on "certain things in his political life" after the Assembly polls next year.
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Customers In Brothels Can Be Prosecuted For Immoral Trafficking: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court has ruled that individuals availing sexual services in brothels can be prosecuted under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956 (ITP Act), holding that payment for such services amounts to inducing prostitution.
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Kerala Actor Lakshmi Menon, Accused Of Kidnapping, Assaulting Techie, Gets Protection From Arrest
Kerala High Court has granted interim protection from arrest to actress Lakshmi R Menon until September 17.
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Kerala High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail To Rapper Vedan In Rape Case
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday granted anticipatory bail to rapper Hirandas Murali, known as Vedan, in a rape case, saying that while the charges against him were serious, his custodial interrogation was not necessary.
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Supreme Court's "2-Hour Rain Paralyses Delhi" Remark In Kerala Highway Case
Delhi becomes paralysed if it rains for two hours, remarked Chief Justice BR Gavai, while a colleague commented on a Kerala instance that travellers must be compensated if they are stuck in a jam for 12 hours on a national highway.
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Kerala High Court Dismisses Plea Against Arundhati Roy's Book Cover
The Kerala High Court on Monday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed against author Arundhati Roy's book 'Mother Mary Comes To Me' over its cover image showing the writer smoking.
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Haal Makers Go To Kerala High Court After Censor Board Denies Certificate Over "Beef Biryani" Scene
The makers have approached the Kerala High Court against the Censor Board's decision
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Court Raps Centre Over "Unwillingness" To Waive Loans For Wayanad Landslide Victims
In a stinging observation, the Kerala High Court on Wednesday said that the Union government has "virtually failed" the victims of the 2024 landslides in Wayanad by not exercising its powers to waive off the loans availed by them.
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Sabarimala Sponsor Wanted To Use Gold For A Wedding: Exclusive Details
Sabarimala Ayyappan temple's sponsor,Unnikrishnan Potty, wanted to use the remaining gold after plating - for which he had sought permission, court findings revealed.
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Kerala High Court Orders SIT Probe Into Sabarimala Gold Plating Row
The Kerala High Court on Monday ordered the formation of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to examine the Sabarimala gold-plating controversy, mandating that the investigation report be submitted within a month and emphasising that it should not be
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Third Car Linked To Actor Dulquer Salmaan In Bhutan Luxury Vehicle Smuggling Case Seized
Customs officials investigating the smuggling of luxury vehicles from Bhutan seized another car belonging to Malayalam actor Dulquer Salmaan on Saturday, officials said.
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Actor Dulquer Salmaan Approaches High Court, Seeks Release Of Luxury Car
The Kerala High Court sought a response from the Customs Preventive Department on a plea by Dulquer Salmaan seeking the release of his vehicle seized by the agency as part of its operation to confiscate luxury cars smuggled into India from Bhutan.
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Kerala High Court Rules Beggar Cannot Be Forced To Pay Maintenance To Wife
The Kerala High Court has ruled that a court cannot compel a beggar to pay maintenance to his wife, while directing the state to step in to ensure that destitute spouses receive food and clothing.
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Muslim Man Can't Have Multiple Wives If He Can't Maintain Them: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court has observed that it cannot accept multiple marriages of a Muslim man when he has no capacity to maintain his wives, and one of them approaches the court claiming maintenance.
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Kerala High Court Orders Probe Into 'Missing' Gold From Idols At Sabarimala
The Kerala High Court has ordered a vigilance probe into the alleged "missing" gold from the idols of the 'Dwarapalaka' at the Sabarimala Ayyappan Temple.
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"If I Am Alive After Assembly Polls, Will Definitely Speak Out": AK Antony
Three-time Kerala Chief Minister and the country's longest serving Defence Minister A.K. Antony on Wednesday said he will speak out on "certain things in his political life" after the Assembly polls next year.
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Customers In Brothels Can Be Prosecuted For Immoral Trafficking: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court has ruled that individuals availing sexual services in brothels can be prosecuted under the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956 (ITP Act), holding that payment for such services amounts to inducing prostitution.
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Kerala Actor Lakshmi Menon, Accused Of Kidnapping, Assaulting Techie, Gets Protection From Arrest
Kerala High Court has granted interim protection from arrest to actress Lakshmi R Menon until September 17.
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Kerala High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail To Rapper Vedan In Rape Case
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday granted anticipatory bail to rapper Hirandas Murali, known as Vedan, in a rape case, saying that while the charges against him were serious, his custodial interrogation was not necessary.
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Supreme Court's "2-Hour Rain Paralyses Delhi" Remark In Kerala Highway Case
Delhi becomes paralysed if it rains for two hours, remarked Chief Justice BR Gavai, while a colleague commented on a Kerala instance that travellers must be compensated if they are stuck in a jam for 12 hours on a national highway.
