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Pending Criminal Case Not a Ground to Withhold MBBS Pass Certificate After Course Completion: Gauhati HC [Read Order]
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Pending Criminal Case Not a Ground to Withhold MBBS Pass Certificate After Course Completion: Gauhati HC [Read Order]

Gauhati High Court held that a pending criminal case cannot justify withholding an MBBS Pass Certificate where the candidate completed the course and obtained registration.

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MP Anti-Corruption Probe Body Not an ‘Intelligence Agency’, Cannot Claim RTI Exemption: Supreme Court Strikes Down 2011 State Notification [Read Judgment] Judiciary
MP Anti-Corruption Probe Body Not an ‘Intelligence Agency’, Cannot Claim RTI Exemption: Supreme Court Strikes Down 2011 State Notification [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court strikes down MP’s 2011 RTI exemption for Lokayukta SPE, holding it is not an intelligence or security organisation under Section 24(4).

SC Says RTI Activism Has Become a ‘New Business’, Denies Anticipatory Bail to Activist Judiciary
SC Says RTI Activism Has Become a ‘New Business’, Denies Anticipatory Bail to Activist

Supreme Court remarks RTI activism has become a “new business” and denies anticipatory bail to an activist accused of obstructing a road project.

Procedural Defect In Final Appointment Stage Does Not Invalidate Entire Recruitment Process: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Procedural Defect In Final Appointment Stage Does Not Invalidate Entire Recruitment Process: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules that a procedural defect at the final appointment stage does not invalidate an entire recruitment process and permits reconsideration of appointments.

Delhi HC Orders Takedown of Scandalous Content Against Sitting Judge, Says Intermediaries Cannot Remain Silent Spectators [Read Order] Judiciary
Delhi HC Orders Takedown of Scandalous Content Against Sitting Judge, Says Intermediaries Cannot Remain Silent Spectators [Read Order]

Delhi HC orders removal of scandalous content against a sitting judge, holding social media intermediaries must act swiftly and not remain silent spectators.

Inserting Hand Inside a Child's Clothing Amounts to Sexual Assault Under POCSO ACT: Orissa HC [Read Judgment]

Orissa High Court has held that inserting a hand inside the clothing of a minor victim, even without proof of digital penetration, constitutes 'sexual assault' under Section 7 of the Protection of Chi...

Marriage Based on Incorrect Horoscope Due to False Birth Details, Telangana HC Grants Divorce [Read Judgment]

Telangana HC granted divorce after a husband concealed his real age on a matrimonial site, leading to a horoscope match based on incorrect details.

Judge Duped Of ₹52 Lakh Through Tinder; Delhi Court Denies Bail To Accused

Delhi Court denies bail to accused in ₹52 lakh Tinder honeytrap scam involving a Haryana judge, citing obstruction of probe and witness influence risk.

35 साल पुराने हत्या के प्रयास मामले में 85 वर्षीय बुजुर्ग को 3 साल की जेल

35 साल पुराने हत्या के प्रयास के मामले में बिहार के 85 वर्षीय व्यक्ति को 3 साल की ...

Bombay HC Directs Removal of Defamatory Social Media Posts Against Salman Khan

Bombay High Court directs removal of allegedly defamatory posts against Salman Khan, observing that social media is not a license to defame others.

Tamil Nadu Poll Results Show Voters Can Move Beyond Caste, Calls for Eradication of Casteism: Madras HC [Read Order]

Madras HC says Tamil Nadu poll results show voters can move beyond caste, urges the State to eradicate casteism while granting bail in honour killing case.

Mere Non-Communication For 13 Days Does Not Amount To Cruelty Under IPC: SC Acquits Husband [Read Order]

Supreme Court acquits husband in a Section 498A case, holding that mere non-communication with wife for 13 days does not amount to cruelty under IPC.

Wife Cannot Invoke Senior Citizens Act Against Husband: Karnataka HC [Read Order]

Karnataka High Court rules that a wife cannot invoke the Senior Citizens Act against her husband and quashes revenue authorities’ khata mutation orders.

SC Refers Section 392 CrPC Issue to Larger Bench, Questions Third Judge’s Power to Overturn Unanimous Findings [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court refers Section 392 CrPC issue to a larger Bench, questioning whether a third judge can overturn unanimous findings of a Division Bench.

"Hinduism Is Not So Weak And Fragile": J&K Court Jails Self-Styled Godman [Read Order]

J&K court jails self-styled godman for 30 days after he refused to pay ₹49,000 compensation imposed for filing a frivolous complaint.


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