The Madras High Court set aside the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board's resolution declaring the 240-year-old Triplicane dargah a waqf property. The court said the Board must first prove the property's legal status under the Waqf Act before assuming control.
Singer Sapna Choudhary has been granted interim protection by the Dwarka Mahila Court ahead of the premiere of her upcoming film Momacu. The court has restrained her husband from contacting or approaching her until the next hearing.
ED alleged actor Jacqueline Fernandez was in constant touch with alleged conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar despite being aware of his criminal background and received expensive gifts from him through intermediary Pinky Irani.
Shilpa Shinde's admission about filing a false workplace harassment complaint has reignited scrutiny of the POSH law. The debate has turned to what legal remedies exist when a woman's complaint is found malicious.
The Supreme Court has ruled that temporary lack of communication between spouses or ordinary marital disputes cannot by themselves amount to abetment to suicide.
A Delhi court has reserved its order on the bail plea of NEET paper leak accused Manisha Waghmare and will pronounce its decision on June 9. The CBI opposed her release, alleging she shared leaked questions with candidates, while her defence cited health issues and lack of incriminating evidence.
The Allahabad High Court asked the Uttar Pradesh government to consider holding senior officers answerable for subordinates' lapses. The observation came while granting relief to a petitioner denied a passport NOC despite pending cases.
The Supreme Court has ordered Gujarat Police to finish its long-pending forgery and cheating investigation in six weeks. The bench said delays of this scale and missing records undermine speedy justice and demand court intervention.
The Supreme Court has asked the Jaipur Development Authority to file a detailed report on alleged commercial activity in a residential area after claims that shops and salons were operating illegally.
The draft, issued by the Supreme Court's Artificial Intelligence Committee, has been placed in the public domain for comments and suggestions until June 20. If adopted, the regulations will apply to the Supreme Court, High Courts, tribunals and statutory commissions performing adjudicatory functions across India.
The Supreme Court refused to entertain Sagar's bail plea in the 2020 Meerut shooting case. The bench made sharp remarks on the allegations before allowing him to withdraw the petition.
The Delhi High Court refused to let a husband's second wife join maintenance proceedings filed by his first wife and children. The case reiterates that divorce and remarriage do not erase a child's independent inheritance and maintenance rights.
In a landmark ruling aimed at addressing the concerns of victims of trafficking for commercial sexual exploitation, the Supreme Court has held that the consent of adult sex workers must be the primary consideration in decisions on rehabilitation, reintegration and placement in protective homes.
The Supreme Court granted regular bail to Tathya Patel in the Ahmedabad ISKCON Bridge crash case and ordered him to deposit Rs 1 crore within 15 days. The court said the amount is not compensation and left that question to be decided during the trial process.
A case under the SC/ST Act has been filed against the husband of viral Kumbh Mela sensation Monalisa Bhosle, Madhya Pradesh Police told the court.
The Supreme Court upheld the conviction of family members in a 2010 Chhattisgarh dowry death case, stressing the need for deterrence against the continued harassment and humiliation of brides.
The Delhi High Court has sought responses from the Union government and X on a plea against the blocking of the Cockroach Janta Party's account. It declined immediate restoration, ordered a review of the blocking order and fixed the matter for July 6.
Asaram surrendered at Jodhpur Central Jail after the Rajasthan High Court cancelled his interim bail. The court upheld his life sentence in the 2013 minor rape case and recorded strong observations on the survivor's ordeal.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has quashed former judge Giribala Singh's anticipatory bail in the Twisha Sharma death case. The order followed submissions on alleged dowry harassment, evidence tampering and the need for custodial interrogation.
The Collegium, headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, recommended the names during meetings held on May 22 and May 27. The judges recommended for elevation are Justice Sheel Nagu of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Justice Shree Chandrashekhar of the Bombay High Court, Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva of the Madhya Pradesh High Court and Justice Arun Palli of the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
