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    Madras High Court Slams Officials, Allows Devotees to Light Karthigai Deepam Lamp at Thirupparankundram Hill
    Madras High Court Slams Officials, Allows Devotees to Light Karthigai Deepam Lamp at Thirupparankundram Hill
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    Animal Sacrifice On Sacred Thiruparankundram Hill Not Permissible: Madras High Court

    The Madras High Court ruled that animal sacrifice on Thiruparankundram Hill is not permissible, confirming its status as a protected monument. Naming it Sikkandar Malai could hurt Hindu devotees’ sentiments performing Giri Pradakshinam, the Court observed.

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    BREAKING | Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Vote Chori’ Allegations: Supreme Court to Hear Plea Seeking SIT Probe on October 13
    BREAKING | Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Vote Chori’ Allegations: Supreme Court to Hear Plea Seeking SIT Probe on October 13
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    BREAKING | Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Vote Chori’ Allegations: Supreme Court to Hear Plea Seeking SIT Probe on October 13

    Today, On 8th October, The Supreme Court will hear on October 13 a plea seeking a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Vote Chori’ allegations against the Election Commission, filed through a Public Interest Litigation (PIL).

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    Delhi High Court to Direct Removal of Memes, Videos Targeting BJP Leader Gaurav Bhatia: Will Order Take Down of Defamatory Content
    Delhi High Court to Direct Removal of Memes, Videos Targeting BJP Leader Gaurav Bhatia: Will Order Take Down of Defamatory Content
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    Delhi High Court to Direct Removal of Memes, Videos Targeting BJP Leader Gaurav Bhatia: Will Order Take Down of Defamatory Content

    Today, On 25th September, Delhi High Court orally stated that it will direct the removal of memes and videos targeting BJP leader and Senior Advocate Gaurav Bhatia. The Court stated, “We will order take down of defamatory videos” if defendants fail to comply.

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    BREAKING | Your Inaction Reflects Incompetence: Supreme Court Slams Maharashtra SEC, Directs Local Body Elections by January 31, 2026
    BREAKING | Your Inaction Reflects Incompetence: Supreme Court Slams Maharashtra SEC, Directs Local Body Elections by January 31, 2026
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    BREAKING | Your Inaction Reflects Incompetence: Supreme Court Slams Maharashtra SEC, Directs Local Body Elections by January 31, 2026

    Today, On 16th September, Supreme Court slammed Maharashtra State Election Commission for delaying local body elections, saying, “Your inaction reflects incompetence.” The Court directed that all elections must be conducted by January 31, 2026, and no further extensions will be allowed. The Supreme Court heard urgent pleas regarding the delayed local body elections in Maharashtra. […]

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    Delhi High Court To BCI: ‘Don’t Decide On Show Cause Notice Against Dentons Link Legal Over Foreign Law Firms Row
    Delhi High Court To BCI: ‘Don’t Decide On Show Cause Notice Against Dentons Link Legal Over Foreign Law Firms Row
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    Delhi High Court To BCI: ‘Don’t Decide On Show Cause Notice Against Dentons Link Legal Over Foreign Law Firms Row

    Delhi High Court directed the Bar Council of India not to take any decision on its show cause notice against Dentons Link Legal, which is facing allegations of violating rules linked to foreign law firms’ entry.

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    Madras High Court Cracks Down on Delays in Criminal Trials: Strict Orders on Chargesheets & NBWs
    Madras High Court Cracks Down on Delays in Criminal Trials: Strict Orders on Chargesheets & NBWs
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    Madras High Court Cracks Down on Delays in Criminal Trials: Strict Orders on Chargesheets & NBWs

    The Madras High Court has issued tough directions to ensure chargesheets are promptly taken on file and over 61,000 pending non-bailable warrants are executed without delay. Justice P Velmurugan warned that procedural lapses erode public trust and let accused evade justice.

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    "Tainted Candidates Can't Reapply": Calcutta HC Cracks Down on 2016 SSC Scam
    "Tainted Candidates Can't Reapply": Calcutta HC Cracks Down on 2016 SSC Scam
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    WBSSC Job Case| “Cop Harassing Us Despite SC Order”: ‘Untainted’ Teachers Move Calcutta HC, Accuse Bengal Police

    In the WBSSC job case, a group of ‘untainted’ teachers who lost their jobs after the Supreme Court’s ruling have approached the Calcutta High Court, alleging that Bengal Police are harassing them despite the apex court’s order.

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    Supreme Court Lets Delhi LG & DDA Off the Hook in Tree-Cutting Contempt Case: "A Case of Institutional Missteps & Administrative Overreach"
    Supreme Court Lets Delhi LG & DDA Off the Hook in Tree-Cutting Contempt Case: "A Case of Institutional Missteps & Administrative Overreach"
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    Supreme Court Lets Delhi LG & DDA Off the Hook in Tree-Cutting Contempt Case: “A Case of Institutional Missteps & Administrative Overreach”

    Today, On 28th May, The Supreme Court described the Delhi Ridge tree-cutting issue as “a case of institutional missteps and administrative overreach,” while letting the Delhi LG and DDA off the hook in the contempt case, citing broader public welfare considerations.

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    Supreme Court Slams Telangana CM Revanth Reddy for "Mocking 10th Schedule (Anti-Defection Law)"
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    Supreme Court Slams Telangana CM Revanth Reddy for “Mocking 10th Schedule (Anti-Defection Law)”

    NEW DELHI: 2nd April: The Supreme Court of India has strongly criticized Telangana Chief Minister (CM) Revanth Reddy for his controversial statement in the State Legislative Assembly. The Congress leader allegedly assured members of the opposition Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) that there would be no bye-elections even if they switched sides to the ruling Congress party.

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    Supreme Court Slams States for Failing to Ensure Affordable Drugs, Medical Equipment
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    Supreme Court Slams States for Failing to Ensure Affordable Drugs, Medical Equipment

    NEW DELHI: On Tuesday, 4th March, The Supreme Court has strongly criticized state governments for failing to provide affordable medical care and infrastructure. The court noted that essential medicines, which should be available at reasonable prices for the poor, are still costly.

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