The Delhi High Court is considering ANI’s copyright case against OpenAI, focusing on LLMs’ access to materials, fair use considerations, and implications for misinformation in AI development.
Today, On 10th February, The Supreme Court emphasized that prosecutions for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots must be conducted seriously and not as a mere formality. It stressed the need for genuine legal action to ensure justice for the victims. The court highlighted that such cases should not be handled casually or for appearance’s sake. Proper investigation and accountability are crucial for upholding the rule of law.
NEW DELHI: A land dispute case that has been pending for 66 years has finally been decided by a city court in New Delhi. The original parties involved in the case have long passed away, but the case was still being heard until recently. The court ruled that the case was not maintainable in its present form, meaning it could not continue in the way it had been filed.
The Supreme Court of India and the Delhi High Court have declared Today-February 5, 2025, as a holiday due to the General Elections-2025 in Delhi. Supreme Court matters for this date are rescheduled to February 12, 2025, while Delhi High Court and subordinate court cases will be taken up on February 6, 2025, in addition to pre-scheduled hearings.
A Delhi court granted bail to Inderpal Singh Gaba, linked to an alleged March 2023 attack on the Indian High Commission in London, due to insufficient evidence. The court questioned the claims of the National Investigation Agency and acknowledged Gaba’s limited involvement in protests. Concerns were raised about trial delays and the credibility of evidence presented.
Today, On 3rd February, The Delhi High Court granted one-day bail to Kuldeep Singh Sengar for his cataract surgery. This marks the third time he has been released on medical grounds. The court’s decision allows him temporary relief for the procedure. Sengar had previously been granted bail for medical reasons.
Today, On 31st January, The Supreme Court has ordered the Election Commission of India (EC) to preserve CCTV footage of polling activities as it was done previously. This decision came after the Court granted further time for a respondent to file an affidavit, while emphasizing the need for maintaining transparency. The Court’s order aims to ensure the integrity of the electoral process and address concerns over possible malpractices.