Tirupati Laddu Row: Delhi High Court Orders Jagan-Linked Sakshi to Take Down ‘False’ Reports on Chandrababu Naidu’s Heritage Foods

The Delhi High Court said it will direct Sakshi newspaper, run by Jagati Publications, to remove reports linking Heritage Foods to the Tirupati laddu controversy. The Court warned that if the articles are not taken down within 24 hours, social media platforms may be ordered to block them.

Rahul Gandhi Must Provide Voice Samples in Defamation Matter: Satyaki Savarkar Urges Court

Satyaki Savarkar, grandnephew of V D Savarkar, sought court directions for voice samples of Rahul Gandhi in a defamation dispute. Through advocate Sangram Kolhatkar, the plea was filed before Judicial Magistrate A A Shinde, citing material to strengthen allegations.

Supreme Court Closes Defamation Battle as Vivek Tankha Withdraws Case Against Shivraj Singh Chouhan

The Supreme Court of India closed all defamation proceedings against Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan after Congress MP Vivek Tankha withdrew both civil and criminal cases.
The court recorded an amicable settlement, bringing an end to the long-running dispute linked to the 2021 Madhya Pradesh Panchayat elections.

‘Attack on majesty of law’: Punjab & Haryana High Court Slaps Rs 50,000 Penalty, Rejects Judge-Bias Transfer Plea

The Punjab and Haryana High Court dismissed a plea seeking transfer of a 2019 defamation case, holding that unproven allegations against a judge and counsel amount to an “attack on the majesty of law.” The Court imposed a Rs 50,000 penalty on the 89-year-old petitioner and directed the trial court to proceed expeditiously.

Defamation Row: Court Restrains Abhinav Kashyap from Making ‘Derogatory’ Remarks Against Salman Khan

The City Civil Court in Mumbai restrained filmmaker Abhinav Kashyap and YouTube hosts of Bollywood Thikana from making or circulating defamatory statements about Salman Khan and his family. The court barred all ‘derogatory’ remarks amid the defamation row.

‘No More Tweets’: BJP’s Sanju Verma, Ex-IPS Yashovardhan Azad Agree to Archive X Posts Before Delhi High Court

BJP spokesperson Sanju Verma and former IPS officer Yashovardhan Jha Azad told the Delhi High Court they will archive social media posts made against each other. The Court recorded their undertakings and listed the defamation case for further hearing on May 7.

Voter Deletion Remarks: Supreme Court to Hear Criminal Defamation Case Against Kejriwal & Atishi on April 21

Today, On 27th January, The Supreme Court will hear a criminal defamation case against Arvind Kejriwal and former Delhi CM Atishi Marlena on April 21, 2026. The matter stems from their allegations of large-scale voter name deletions from Delhi’s electoral rolls during recent Delhi elections.

“No Decency In Reporting”: Delhi High Court Slams Newslaundry Journalist Manisha Pande Over ‘Shit’ Remark on TV Today Content

The Delhi High Court strongly criticised Newslaundry journalist Manisha Pande for using the word “shit” while commenting on TV Today Network’s content, calling it gross and indecent. The Court warned that such language could invite serious observations and orders that may severely affect her professional career.

PM Modi Degree Defamation Case: Gujarat High Court Denies Separate Trials, Dismisses Kejriwal, Sanjay Singh Appeals

Today, On 13th January, In the PM Modi Degree Defamation Case, Gujarat High Court denied separate trials and dismissed the appeals filed by Arvind Kejriwal and Sanjay Singh. The case was based on claims that their remarks about the university and PM Modi’s degree were sarcastic and derogatory.

Enjoy Your Retirement, Don’t Waste Court’s Time: Supreme Court Slams Ex-Civil Servant Over Savarkar Portrait PIL

Today, On 13th January, The Supreme Court criticized a retired civil services officer for filing a PIL seeking removal of Savarkar portraits, saying, “You are wasting the Court’s time. Please don’t indulge in all this. Enjoy your retirement now. Have a constructive role.”