Telangana High Court Set to Deliver Verdict on Danam Nagender Defection Case by September 16
Telangana High Court reserved judgment on defection petitions against Khairatabad MLA Danam Nagender, with verdict expected September 16.
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Kerala High Court suspends sentences of four Adivasi activists in 2003 Muthanga land struggle case
Kerala HC suspends sentences of four Adivasi activists in 2003 Muthanga case, citing trial court concerns over conviction related to land rights protest.
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Former MP Sajjan Kumar Dies at 81 After Conviction in 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots Case
Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar, serving life sentence for 1984 anti-Sikh riots, died at 81 in Safdarjung Hospital after health complications.
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Jharkhand High Court Halts JPSC Exam Cancellation, Directs Selected Candidates to Return to Duty
Jharkhand High Court stayed the cancellation of JPSC civil services exams, directing selected candidates to resume duties immediately.
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Madras High Court States God Does Not Discriminate, Rules Out Caste Discrimination in Temples
The Madras High Court said caste-based discrimination has no place in temples, adding that God treats all beings equally.
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Hind Rajab Foundation Lodges War Crimes Complaint in India Against Visiting Israeli Soldier
Hind Rajab Foundation filed a criminal complaint in India against an Israeli soldier accused of destroying Palestinian homes and farmland in Gaza during 2024.
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Gujarat Police Search Journalist Ravi Nair’s Residences After High Court Denies FIR Quash in Adani-LIC Case, Confiscates Electronics
Gujarat Police raided journalist Ravi Nair’s homes in Kerala and Delhi, seizing devices after the HC refused to quash the FIR over his Adani-LIC report.
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Hyderabad Man Receives Life Sentence for Wife's Murder, Court Rules
Hyderabad court gave life term to Rupesh Kumar Mohanani for killing his wife, chopping her body, and burning the remains.
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Rajasthan Curbs Outsider Entry to Govt Schools Amid CJP’s School Thik Karo Initiative; Party Vows Ongoing Checks
Rajasthan bars outsiders from govt schools as CJP’s School Thik Karo campaign clashes with orders, vowing to continue inspections despite legal threats.
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Former TISS Student Seeks Anticipatory Bail in Bombay High Court Over Alleged Pro-Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam Slogans
Ex-TISS student Kamakhya Das seeks anticipatory bail in Bombay High Court, denying claims he raised slogans supporting Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam.
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Until Umar Khalid Gets a Fair Trial, None of Us Can Be Truly Free
Six years in jail without trial, Umar Khalid's detention raises serious questions about India's commitment to justice and dissent.
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Allahabad HC Grants Bail to Two Kerala Muslim Men in PFI-Linked UAPA Case Amid 'Very Poor' Trial Progress
Allahabad HC granted bail to two Kerala Muslim men accused in a PFI-linked UAPA case, citing very poor trial progress after over five years in custody.
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Court cites strong evidence of syndicate in NEET paper leak
Delhi court says overwhelming incriminating material shows 13 accused formed a syndicate to leak NEET-UG 2026 paper for monetary gain.
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Allahabad HC Grants Bail to Two Kerala Men in PFI-Linked UAPA Case, Invokes Right to Speedy Justice
Allahabad High Court bails two Kerala men linked to PFI, citing delayed trial and right to speedy justice under UAPA provisions.
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Police to Challenge Acquittal of Six Muslim Men in 2020 Delhi Violence Killing of IB Officer Ankit Sharma
Delhi Police told the High Court they will appeal the acquittal of six men in the 2020 murder of IB officer Ankit Sharma.
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Jamiat Holds Kolkata March Against SIR Voter Deletions and Mosque Loudspeaker Removal After HC Overturns Police Denial
Calcutta HC permits Jamiat’s Kolkata march against 2.7M voter deletions and mosque loudspeaker removals, overruling police denial.
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Allahabad HC Rules Majoritarian Sentiment Cannot Override Constitutional Rights of Sisters Who Embraced Islam
Allahabad HC ruled majoritarian sentiment cannot eclipse constitutional rights, granting sisters freedom to choose Islam and awarding ₹25 lakh compensation.
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Allahabad HC Orders ₹25 Lakh Compensation to Sisters Illegally Confined by Father After Embracing Islam
Allahabad HC has ordered father and UP govt to pay ₹25 lakh compensation to two sisters illegally confined after converting to Islam.
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Allahabad HC Grants ₹25 Lakh Compensation to Sisters Illegally Confined by Father After Embracing Islam
Allahabad HC ordered father and UP govt to pay ₹25 lakh compensation to sisters illegally confined after converting to Islam, upholding religious freedom.
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‘It Could Be Anything But Justice’: Acquittal of 40 Accused in Rajasthan Dangawas Dalit Massacre Triggers Outrage
Eleven years after the Dangawas massacre killed six, a Rajasthan court acquitted all 40 accused, leaving families asking who killed their loved ones.