Karnataka High Court refuses to quash charges against a man accused of creating fake social media accounts to defame his sister-in-law; trial to continue.
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India repatriated 197 citizens from Myanmar’s cybercrime hub via Thailand, marking a major diplomatic effort to combat trafficking and online fraud.
SC refuses to quash case against law graduate over Facebook post saying ‘Babri Masjid will be rebuilt one day’; allows withdrawal of plea.
Delhi HC directs Google to use technology to remove misleading content infringing Sadhguru’s personality rights, ensuring faster takedown compliance.
SC refuses to quash FIR against singer Neha Singh Rathore over her social media post on Pahalgam terror attack; allows case to proceed under BNS provisions.
UK Opposition Leader Keir Starmer leads a business and academic delegation to India to boost trade, legal cooperation, and institutional partnerships.
Punjab & Haryana HC denies anticipatory bail to woman accused of forging court summons, saying such acts erode public trust in the justice system.
Delhi HC lets Sameer Wankhede amend jurisdiction in defamation suit against Netflix & Red Chillies, keeping case alive for further hearing.
Allahabad HC rejects Neha Singh Rathore’s plea to quash FIR over social media posts on PM Modi, Bihar polls and Hindu–Muslim politics.
SC stresses need for policy to stop foreign nationals from fleeing justice after committing crimes in India, citing Nigerian accused case.
Allahabad HC rules that merely ‘liking’ a post is not an offense under IT Act; quashes case against man accused of inciting unlawful assembly.
Telangana HC grants anticipatory bail to a man accused of rape on the false promise of marriage, noting his six-year relationship with the complainant.
Madras HC orders BCI to take action against lawyers advertising on platforms like Just Dial, emphasizing the integrity of the legal profession.
Microsoft and Google tell Delhi HC that AI can't detect consent for NCII takedowns, challenging a 24-hour removal directive under IT Act's safe harbour protections.
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