Delhi Court Fines Man Rs 60,000 for Defaming Retired Army Colonel on WhatsApp Group

A Delhi court ordered RN Yadav to pay Rs 60,000 and issue an apology for defaming Colonel BS Chaudhary (Retd.) and his son in a society WhatsApp group. The court held that the posts damaged their reputation and violated their right to dignity under Article 21.

Calling a Woman ‘R***i’ Directly Attacks Her Dignity and Modesty: Delhi Court

Delhi court convicts man for using the word ‘r***i’ and issuing threats, calling it an insult to a woman’s modesty. Court says such words imply disloyalty and promiscuity, amounting to criminal offence.

BREAKING | Bomb Threat at Delhi’s Dwarka Court: Entire Complex Evacuated, Search Operation Underway!

A bomb threat at Dwarka Court Today (April 16) led to immediate evacuation of all MM courts. Police and bomb squads are on-site conducting a full security sweep.

“How Can One Stenographer Handle 70-80 Cases Daily?”: Delhi Lawyer Writes to CJI Highlighting Ordeal Faced by Litigants, Advocates, and Court Staff

A Delhi lawyer, Puneet Tomar, has written to the Chief Justice of India detailing significant issues faced by litigants and court staff, citing a 27.8% vacancy rate in judicial positions. Concerns include administrative duties burdening judges, staff shortages, and long commutes for employees, all negatively impacting court operations.