Delhi High Court Asks Jamia Millia Islamia to Address Alleged Religious Bias in Outsourced Staff Hiring
Delhi HC seeks Jamia's response to PIL alleging religious discrimination in hiring 986 outsourced staff, mostly Muslims.
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Jharkhand High Court Mandates Judicial Inquiries for Custodial Deaths, Rape Cases
Jharkhand High Court orders judicial probes for custodial deaths, rape cases; JHALSA to formulate SOP.
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MP High Court Judge Leads by Example, Cycles to Court After PM Modi's Fuel Conservation Appeal
Justice Bansal cycles to work, promoting fuel conservation and sustainable living.
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Madras High Court Halts TVK MLA's Participation in Floor Test Over Disputed Vote
Court restrains TVK MLA Sethupathi from floor test due to disputed vote, emphasizing constitutional neutrality.
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Allahabad HC Rebukes ADM for Rejecting Muslim Man's Voluntary Hindu Conversion
Allahabad HC stayed ADM's order, criticizing focus on criminal case instead of conversion procedure.
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Karnataka Court Halts Proceedings Against Writer Chakravarthi Sulibele Over Alleged Anti-Muslim Remarks
Karnataka High Court temporarily halts FIR against writer Chakravarthi Sulibele for alleged anti-Muslim remarks during public event in Dharwad.
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Muslim Side Questions ASI's Temple Claims, Alleges Bias in Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque Case
Muslim side argues ASI's report lacks concrete evidence of temple demolition, raises concerns about excavation process and authenticity of artifacts.
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Telangana High Court Nullifies Fraudulent Land Rights Obtained Through Forged Documents
Telangana HC rules land rights obtained via fraudulent docs invalid; orders restoration of original owner's rights.
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Bombay High Court Rebukes Mumbai Police for Delayed Action on Historic Ambedkar Printing Press Demolition
Court criticizes Mumbai Police's 'thoughtless' response to 2016 demolition of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's printing press.
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Madras High Court Rules Wife's Stay at Parents' Home During Husband's Absence Is Not Desertion
Madras High Court ruled that a wife staying at her mother's home for childbirth while husband was abroad does not amount to desertion, dismissing his divorce petition.
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Muslim Side: No Temple Proof, 1935 Namaz Permission Valid in Bhojshala Dispute
Muslim petitioner argues no concrete temple proof, cites 1935 permit for Namaz at disputed Bhojshala site.
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Thane Court Acquits Man: Consensual Relationship Over Two Years Not Rape
Court rules long-term consensual relationship, even with promise of marriage, not rape if consensual from start.
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UP Government Assures Allahabad HC: Arrests to Be Made with Clear Reasons
UP Govt assures Allahabad HC of strict compliance with BNSS, ensuring arrests have clear grounds.
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Bombay Court Rejects Halt on Mumbai Redevelopment Tenders
Bombay High Court refuses to stay tenders for Mumbai's Bandra & Worli redevelopment, impacting over 5,000 societies.
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Kerala High Court: Aided School Managers Can't Override Enquiry Officer's Findings
Court rules managers can't impose major penalties on teachers without following statutory enquiry process.
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Uttarakhand Court Grants Bail to Hockey Coach Accused of Raping Minor Player
Hockey coach, accused of raping minor player during National Games camp, granted bail by Uttarakhand High Court after four months in judicial custody.
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AP High Court: Husband's Reluctance to Resume Cohabitation Not a 'Wrong' for Divorce
Andhra Pradesh High Court clarifies that mere unwillingness to resume cohabitation after a restitution decree doesn't constitute a 'wrong' under Section 23(1)(a) of the Hindu Marriage Act, paving way for divorce.
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Sharjah Court Order Enforceable in India, Rules Telangana High Court in Fraud Case
Telangana High Court confirms Sharjah court order against man who fraudulently transferred company funds to his personal account is enforceable in India.
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J&K&L High Court Grants Bail Under UAPA, Citing Lack of Evidence
Court rules that sole evidence, a co-accused's statement, isn't enough to deny bail under UAPA.
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MP High Court: Multiple FIRs Alone Don't Invoking Organised Crime Charge Under BNS
Madhya Pradesh High Court rules that mere multiple FIRs aren't enough to invoke 'organised crime' charge under BNS, 2023.