The Rajasthan High Court said that two consenting adults have the right to live in a relationship even without attaining the legal marriageable age. The Court stressed that Article 21 protects such personal choices and ensures freedom and safety.
In a major relief for Rahul Gandhi, a court in Chandausi, Uttar Pradesh, dismissed a petition filed against him over his alleged remark that the Congress was “fighting the Indian State,” bringing an end to the long legal battle. In a significant relief for former Congress president and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok […]
The Allahabad High Court has cancelled summons against India Today’s Aroon Purie and Prabhu Chawla, ruling that their report on child prostitution did not incite hatred or unrest. The Court upheld journalists’ right to free speech under Article 19(1)(a).
The Rajasthan High Court has scrapped the 2021 police sub-inspector recruitment exam citing massive paper leak irregularities. The court said the integrity of the selection process was compromised and referred RPSC members’ role for further scrutiny.
After four years of investigation, the CBI found no proof of wrongdoing by AAP leader Satyendar Jain. The Delhi court accepted the closure report and dismissed the corruption case.
Special NIA Court highlights major contradictions between ATS and NIA in Malegaon blast probe. Judge cites flawed investigation, lack of evidence, and witness torture.
The Supreme Court slammed a journalist for a defamatory YouTube video targeting a woman politician, reminding that only courts decide guilt. Interim bail was extended as the case proceeds.
The Karnataka High Court quashed a case against three men booked for distributing Islamic pamphlets near a temple, stating, “No claims that the accused had converted or attempted to convert anyone” were made during the proceedings.
Delhi High Court told journalists to approach CIC and Supreme Court for public access to its hearings.
Court stressed avoiding multiple proceedings and promoting procedural clarity.
On June 30, the Madhya Pradesh High Court ordered the NTA to conduct a re-exam for 75 NEET-UG students impacted by power outages during the May 4 test in Indore and Ujjain. The judge highlighted unequal conditions affecting student performance, ensuring that only re-exam scores will determine rankings.
