MPHC Upholds Partial Demolition of Ujjain Shahi Masjid for Road Widening
MPHC upheld partial demolition of Ujjain Shahi Masjid for 15m road widening, declaring the action clearly in public interest.
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Madhya Pradesh HC Issues Notice on Over 30 Adivasi Children Deaths in Balaghat
Over 30 Adivasi children died in Balaghat, prompting Madhya Pradesh HC to issue notices to the state government over poor living conditions and healthcare failures.
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Madhya Pradesh High Court Approved Partial Demolition of Ujjain Shahi Mosque for Road Widening Ahead of 2028 Simhastha Kumbh
Madhya Pradesh High Court approved partial demolition of Ujjain Shahi Mosque for road widening ahead of 2028 Simhastha Kumbh for safety and traffic
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Delhi HC Denies Vinesh Phogat Interim Relief for 2026 World Championships Trials
Delhi High Court denied Vinesh Phogat interim relief for 2026 World Championships trials, citing WFI rules that require prior competition participation.
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Gujarat HC Rules Muslim Charitable Trust as Waqf Under Section 43 of Waqf Act
Gujarat High Court rules Muslim Charitable Trust qualifies as waqf under Section 43 of Waqf Act, rejecting previous classification.
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Gauhati HC Questions Demolition of 73 Houses in Goalpara
Gauhati HC questions demolition of 73 houses in Goalpara after residents challenge 24-hour notice period issued before action.
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Kumar Nayan Challenges Union Govt's X Account Blocking at Delhi HC Over Alleged Repeated Targeting
Kumar Nayan challenges Union govt's blocking of his X account @Nehr_who at Delhi HC, alleging repeated targeting without due process or access to orders.
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Delhi High Court Seeks NIA Approval for Engineer Rashid's Conditional Bail
Delhi HC requests NIA to grant conditional bail to Engineer Rashid MP, imprisoned seven years in Tihar Jail, movement restricted to Delhi.
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Satya Niketan Collapse Highlights Delhi PG Housing Crisis
The Satya Niketan collapse killed seven students and injured five others, revealing critical safety issues in Delhi PG housing.
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Delhi Court Allows Electric Kettle and Wooden Takhat for Tahir Hussain's Medical Needs
The Delhi Court has granted Tahir Hussain permission to use an electric kettle and wooden takhat in jail for his medical treatment needs.
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Omar Rashid Files Defamation Suit Over Social Media Rape and Beef Allegations
Rashid sues lawyer over social media rape and beef claims. Delhi High Court case follows NHRC closure; police found no grounds. Hearing Sept 9.
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Ex-Bureaucrat Ashish Joshi Sues Delhi Court for FIR Copy After Nine-Hour Special Cell Detention
Ex-bureaucrat Ashish Joshi seeks Delhi Court FIR copy after nine-hour Special Cell detention, citing Article 21 right to access the file.
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Gauhati HC Orders Assam Government to Pay Rs 2 Lakh After FT 'Wilfully Delayed' Muslim Woman Expulsion to Bangladesh
Gauhati HC ordered Assam to pay Rs 2 lakh after FT ‘wilfully delayed’ order forced Muslim woman to expel to Bangladesh in India.
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MP High Court Commutes Ram Narayan's Death Sentence in 2-Year-Old Girl Rape-Murder Case
MP High Court commutes Ram Narayan's death sentence after finding the case didn't qualify as 'rarest of rare' for capital punishment.
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Jalil Akhtar Arrested Despite Valid Documents Amid Citizenship Dispute
Jalil Akhtar, an elderly Muslim man from West Bengal, was arrested despite valid Indian documents. His name appeared in the 2002 and 2026 SIR lists, creating a major citizenship dispute.
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Student Activist Sues Journalist Sudhir Chaudhary Over Defamatory Broadcast During NEET Protest
Student activist sues Sudhir Chaudhary over defamatory broadcast falsely accusing him of threatening to destroy Parliament during NEET protest.
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Blot on Indian Democracy: Jamaat, Jamiat, Akhilesh Condemn Saharanpur Mosque Demolition
Jamaat and Jamiat-e-Islami condemned the Saharanpur mosque demolition, questioning the hasty execution after a court order, citing due process concerns.
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Saharanpur Mosque Demolition Sparks Constitutional Outrage Over Religious Freedom
A 150-year-old mosque in Saharanpur was demolished at dawn, sparking outrage as opposition calls it an attack on constitutional rights and religious freedom.
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CPM Leader Lahek Ali Secured Conditional Interim Bail from Calcutta High Court
CPM leader Lahek Ali secured conditional interim bail from Calcutta High Court until Sept 10, citing his mother's serious illness as the main reason.
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Madras HC Ruling Prevents Dalits from Temple Entry as Untouchability
Madras High Court rules preventing Dalits from temple entry amounts to untouchability under Article 17, violating fundamental rights.