Madras HC Allows Karunanidhi’s Burial at Marina Beach

Judiciary Aug 08, 2018 Editor : Shreya Bansal 1 Shares

The Madras High Court on Wednesday, August 8th, 2018 has allowed DMK president and five-time Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu – M Karunanidhi to be laid to rest on Marina beach.

Also Read - “In Pandemic Times, Courts to Adopt Approach Which Will Kick-Start the Economy”: Madras HC

The order has been pronounced on an urgent plea filed by DMK lawyers at 10:30 PM on Tuesday after AIDMK government announced its inability to allot space near Anna Samadhi (memorial of on his mentor C N Annadurai) on Marina beach.

Further, the High Court bench comprising of Acting Chief Justice Huluvadi G Ramesh and Justice S S Sundar dismissed all the pending petitions challenging burials on the Marina beach.

Also Read - Madras HC Constitutes Committee to Boost Indian Pharma Sector; Raises Concern Over Heavy Dependence on Chinese Markets

The special sitting of the court that commenced late last night was adjourned at 1:15 AM and then resumed at 8 AM.

Karunanidhi, died at 6: 10 PM on Tuesday (August 7th, 2018) after battling infection and other age-related ailments, he was 94-years old.

The parliament has been adjourned for a day after paying tributes to the former Chief Minister.

“In Pandemic Times, Courts to Adopt Approach Which Will Kick-Start the Economy”: Madras HC

Judiciary Oct 14, 2020 VANDANA KOTHARI ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 4 Shares

In wake of this lockdown, many businesses were shut down. Rising International Company (legal name, Kailashkumar), Madurai, (Petitioner) is a dealer registered under the Goods and Services Tax Act. The business was shut down in April. After the Unlocking phase was started, he reopened his business.The Superintendent (HPU), CGST, and Central Excise, Madurai inspected and conducted a search of the petitioner's place of business. After completion of the search operation, mahazar was also drawn....

Read full post

Madras HC Constitutes Committee to Boost Indian Pharma Sector; Raises Concern Over Heavy Dependence on Chinese Markets

Judiciary Oct 12, 2020 Arundhuti Deshmukh ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 0 Shares

The Madras High Court has expressed apprehension about India’s over-dependence on ’hostile neighbor’ China when it comes to the import of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API).This observation was made on the grounds that it hinders the nation’s response to security and other breaches by the neighbor. APIs are the ingredients in the medicine that play the major role of acting upon the illness. While India, which is regarded as a pioneer in pharmaceuticals, does not import medicines...

Read full post