The Andhra Pradesh High Court sought an affidavit from the State on the absence of Bone Marrow Transplantation facilities in government hospitals after reviewing a PIL, expressing surprise that a progressive State like Andhra Pradesh still lacks such essential treatment services.
The Orissa High Court criticised the Bhubaneswar DSP for scurrilous remarks against the Advocate General, holding that such conduct defies court orders. It said justice must rest on public trust, emphasising that “purity is the hallmark of justice.”
Supreme Court ordered the Arunachal Pradesh government to submit a complete statewide list of all public works contracts from 2015–2025 amid allegations involving firms linked to CM Pema Khandu’s family. The Court said the current “statistics are telling” and warned the State against withholding information.
Delhi High Court imposed Rs.50,000 costs on litigants for fabricating a false bias claim against a trial judge, terming it a “figment of infertile imagination,” while stressing that misleading assertions cannot be allowed to derail judicial proceedings.
Allahabad High Court Has Given BHU Vice Chancellor One Week To File An Affidavit On The Promotion Of Assistant Professor Dr. Sushil Kumar Dubey. The Matter Will Be Heard Again On September 23.
The Supreme Court asked the Tamil Nadu Government to give a clear undertaking that no criminal case against any current minister or MLA was dropped without completing the probe. A specific affidavit must be filed within two weeks.
Today, On 24th July, Bombay High Court ruled that all Ganesh idols up to six feet must be compulsorily immersed in artificial tanks during the 10-day festival starting August 27, to ensure environmental protection and public safety.
The Patna High Court strongly warned DM Dr. Tyagarajan S.M. to remove illegal encroachments in four weeks. The bench said if not done, it would be seen as defiance of court orders, leading to contempt action.
Today, On 9th June, Bombay High Court modified its ban on PoP Ganapati idols, allowing artisans and petitioners to make them. However, the court clearly stated they cannot be immersed in natural water bodies without taking prior permission from the court. Mumbai: The Bombay High Court revised its January ruling that had imposed a complete […]
The Election Commission of India assured the Supreme Court that data in Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) will remain intact for candidate verification. The Court emphasized a structured process for EVM checks, requiring certified engineers from Bharat Electronics Limited and Electronics Corporation of India Limited. Changes to technical procedures will enhance election transparency and accountability.
