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High Court Stays Release Of 'Udaipur Files', Asks Centre To Take A Call
In a setback for the makers of Udaipur Files, the Delhi High Court has stayed its release just a day before it was supposed to start being screened in theatres.
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"Have Serious Doubts": Supreme Court On 'Special Revision' Of Bihar Voter List
The timing of Election Commission's 'special intensive revision' of the electoral rolls in Bihar - months before a crucial Assembly election - was questioned by the Supreme Court Thursday.
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Supreme Court Refuses Interim Stay On Election Body's Bihar Roll Revision
The Supreme Court will hear on Thursday the challenge against the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list in poll-bound Bihar. The court accepted the petitioners' request for an urgent hearing in the matter.
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Prada Dragged To Court Over Rs 1.2 Lakh Kolhapuri Chappals: "Pay Back Indians"
The Italian luxury fashion brand featured the leather flat sandals (similar to Kolhapuri chappals), priced at approximately Rs 1.2 lakh, at the recent Milan runway show.
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'Rahul Gandhi Can't Be Witness Against Himself': Court In Defamation Case
A court in Pune has rejected a petitioner's request to get a copy of a book which Congress MP Rahul Gandhi cited during a speech in March 2023, which led to the filing of a defamation case against the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha.
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Madras High Court Stays Probe Agency ED Action Against Producer Vikram Ravindran, Associate
In a major setback for the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the high-profile TASMAC money laundering probe, the Madras High Court has stayed proceedings against Tamil film producer Vikram Ravindran and his associate.
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17 Thane Buildings To Be Demolished, Top Court Says "Underworld Links"
The demolition of 17 properties in Maharashtra's Thane, ordered by the Bombay High Court will proceed.
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"In Hinduism...": Top Court's Reply As Waqf Hearing Ends, Verdict Reserved
A discussion on waqfs - charitable donation to be de-linked from Islam or an integral part of that religion, 'a dedication to God... for spiritual benefit', - was a highlight in the Supreme Court Thursday.
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"Courts Cannot Intervene Unless...": Chief Justice's Big Remark On Waqf Law
There is a presumption of constitutionality in legislation that clears Parliament and courts cannot interfere unless a glaring case is made out, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai told the petitioners challenging the Waqf Amendment Act today.
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"Fanciful Ideas": Top Court On Plea Claiming Rohingyas Dropped In Andaman Sea
The Supreme Court on Friday rapped petitioners who claimed 43 Rohingya refugees including women and children were dropped in the Andaman sea for deportation to Myanmar and said "when the country is passing through a difficult time, you come out with
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MP Court Stays NEET Result Over Power Outage Claims At Indore Centres
NEET UG 2025: Over 12 centres in Indore experienced power outages during the test, which disrupted the exam process and affected students' performance.
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BJP MP's "Dil Ke Armaan" Quip After Supreme Court Rejects Contempt Plea
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, who recently targeted the Supreme Court after its order on the powers of the President and Governors, has now taunted the petitioner who filed a contempt plea against him.
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High Court Disposes Of Petition On Rahul Gandhi's Indian Citizenship
A bench of Justices AR Masoodi and Rajiv Singh said that as the central government is not able to give any time limit to resolve the petitioner's complaint, there is no justification to keep this petition pending.
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"What's Your Real Motive": Top Court Slams Petitioner Seeking Tourists' Safety
The petitioner's lawyer said this was the first time that tourists in Jammu and Kashmir were targeted, and hence, he was seeking directions for their safety.
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"Our Shoulders Are Broad Enough": Supreme Court On Contempt Plea Against BJP MP
The Supreme Court has made strong remarks while hearing a contempt petition against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey over his criticism of the country's highest court over the verdict about a deadline for the President and Governors to clear bills.
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High Court Stays Release Of 'Udaipur Files', Asks Centre To Take A Call
In a setback for the makers of Udaipur Files, the Delhi High Court has stayed its release just a day before it was supposed to start being screened in theatres.
-
"Have Serious Doubts": Supreme Court On 'Special Revision' Of Bihar Voter List
The timing of Election Commission's 'special intensive revision' of the electoral rolls in Bihar - months before a crucial Assembly election - was questioned by the Supreme Court Thursday.
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Supreme Court Refuses Interim Stay On Election Body's Bihar Roll Revision
The Supreme Court will hear on Thursday the challenge against the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list in poll-bound Bihar. The court accepted the petitioners' request for an urgent hearing in the matter.
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Prada Dragged To Court Over Rs 1.2 Lakh Kolhapuri Chappals: "Pay Back Indians"
The Italian luxury fashion brand featured the leather flat sandals (similar to Kolhapuri chappals), priced at approximately Rs 1.2 lakh, at the recent Milan runway show.
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'Rahul Gandhi Can't Be Witness Against Himself': Court In Defamation Case
A court in Pune has rejected a petitioner's request to get a copy of a book which Congress MP Rahul Gandhi cited during a speech in March 2023, which led to the filing of a defamation case against the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha.
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Madras High Court Stays Probe Agency ED Action Against Producer Vikram Ravindran, Associate
In a major setback for the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the high-profile TASMAC money laundering probe, the Madras High Court has stayed proceedings against Tamil film producer Vikram Ravindran and his associate.
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17 Thane Buildings To Be Demolished, Top Court Says "Underworld Links"
The demolition of 17 properties in Maharashtra's Thane, ordered by the Bombay High Court will proceed.
-
"In Hinduism...": Top Court's Reply As Waqf Hearing Ends, Verdict Reserved
A discussion on waqfs - charitable donation to be de-linked from Islam or an integral part of that religion, 'a dedication to God... for spiritual benefit', - was a highlight in the Supreme Court Thursday.
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"Courts Cannot Intervene Unless...": Chief Justice's Big Remark On Waqf Law
There is a presumption of constitutionality in legislation that clears Parliament and courts cannot interfere unless a glaring case is made out, Chief Justice of India BR Gavai told the petitioners challenging the Waqf Amendment Act today.
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"Fanciful Ideas": Top Court On Plea Claiming Rohingyas Dropped In Andaman Sea
The Supreme Court on Friday rapped petitioners who claimed 43 Rohingya refugees including women and children were dropped in the Andaman sea for deportation to Myanmar and said "when the country is passing through a difficult time, you come out with
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MP Court Stays NEET Result Over Power Outage Claims At Indore Centres
NEET UG 2025: Over 12 centres in Indore experienced power outages during the test, which disrupted the exam process and affected students' performance.
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BJP MP's "Dil Ke Armaan" Quip After Supreme Court Rejects Contempt Plea
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey, who recently targeted the Supreme Court after its order on the powers of the President and Governors, has now taunted the petitioner who filed a contempt plea against him.
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High Court Disposes Of Petition On Rahul Gandhi's Indian Citizenship
A bench of Justices AR Masoodi and Rajiv Singh said that as the central government is not able to give any time limit to resolve the petitioner's complaint, there is no justification to keep this petition pending.
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"What's Your Real Motive": Top Court Slams Petitioner Seeking Tourists' Safety
The petitioner's lawyer said this was the first time that tourists in Jammu and Kashmir were targeted, and hence, he was seeking directions for their safety.
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"Our Shoulders Are Broad Enough": Supreme Court On Contempt Plea Against BJP MP
The Supreme Court has made strong remarks while hearing a contempt petition against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey over his criticism of the country's highest court over the verdict about a deadline for the President and Governors to clear bills.
