Supreme Court Slams Profiteering, Keeps DND Flyway Toll-Free for Public

The Supreme Court of India upheld its earlier ruling, denying Noida Toll Bridge Company Limited’s (NTBCL) request to continue toll collection on the DND Flyway, deeming it unjustified due to NTBCL’s significant profits. The court emphasized that no private entity should profit from public infrastructure at citizens’ expense, protecting public interest.

Supreme Court Seeks Reports on Allegations Against Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu’s Family in Public Works Contracts

NEW DELHI: Today, 18th March, The Supreme Court of India has taken serious note of allegations that government contracts for public works in Arunachal Pradesh were awarded to firms linked to the family members of Chief Minister Pema Khandu.

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Plea Against Gauhati High Court’s Decision on Kaziranga National Park

New Delhi, March 17– The Supreme Court of India on Monday declined to hear a petition challenging an order from the Gauhati High Court, which had adjourned sine die (without setting a future date) a case related to the protection and preservation of Kaziranga National Park in Assam.

Delhi Government Faces Rs 2,002 Crore Loss Due to Scrapped Liquor Policy, Says CAG Report

The Delhi Government lost Rs 2,002 crore due to failures in the 2021-22 excise policy, now scrapped after corruption allegations, as highlighted by the CAG report pointing to significant lapses.

Delhi High Court Criticizes AAP Government for Delaying CAG Reports Submission | BJP MLAs Seek Action

Seven BJP MLAs have petitioned the Delhi High Court regarding the AAP government’s 490-day delay in presenting 14 CAG reports to the Assembly, demanding accountability. The court criticized the delay, seeking clarity on legislative procedures. The next hearing is scheduled for January 16, as the government faced backlash for repeated postponements and uncooperative tactics.

“State Should Consider Giving Rs 10 Lakh for Durga Puja as Rs 85,000 is Insufficient”: HC’s Sarcastic Remark

Today, On 23rd September, the Calcutta High Court criticized West Bengal’s financial grant of Rs 85,000 to Durga Puja organizers as insufficient compared to other expenditures. Chief Justice T.S. Sivagnanam suggested raising it to Rs 10 lakh due to rising festival costs. The court emphasized accountability in fund utilization and highlighted ongoing financial concerns for marginalized workers.