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The National Testing Agency (NTA) plans to request the Supreme Court to consolidate NEET UG 2024 cases to prevent conflicting rulings in multiple high courts. The controversy involves alleged question paper leaks, grace marks, and multiple correct answers. Candidates raised concerns about irregularities in marking and a significant uproar followed the announcement of results on June 4, 2024.
Today 8th April, Gaurav Bhatia filed a complaint with the Delhi HC against YouTube channels for mocking the Noida court incident, seeking their removal. The court reserved its verdict, with a decision to be announced on April 10. The videos allegedly damaged Bhatia’s reputation, but the defendants argued for their right to freedom of speech.
The Delhi High Court, under Justice Suresh Kumar Kait, highlighted the detrimental effects of baseless allegations on marital bonds. In a case involving two army officers, unfounded accusations led to the court favoring the husband’s plea for divorce, emphasizing the need for honesty, communication, and mutual respect in marriage.
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday has provided clarity on what constitutes cruelty within a marriage, offering a fresh perspective on traditional marital roles and responsibilities. The court’s ruling came during the hearing of an appeal against a family court’s decision, which had previously denied a man’s request for divorce on the grounds of alleged […]
The Delhi High Court ruled that an adulterous spouse is not automatically an incompetent parent, emphasizing that custody decisions should prioritize the child’s welfare over moral failings. The court upheld joint custody, reiterating that an extramarital relationship should not be the sole factor in denying custody unless it proves harmful to the child.
Delhi High Court: False Allegations of Dowry Harassment and Rape Constitute “Extreme Cruelty” The Delhi High Court, in a recent judgment, upheld a family court’s decision to grant a divorce to a man, emphasizing that levying “false allegations” of dowry harassment and rape against the husband’s family amounts to an “act of extreme cruelty.” Such […]