A retired Delhi Public School teacher has moved the Delhi High Court challenging laws that prohibit teachers from giving private tuitions, calling the ban “unreasonable.” The Court will hear the matter next on November 12.
Today, On 8th October, Delhi High Court has rejected a PIL seeking to change the name of the Indian cricket team. The Court said, “Are You Saying the Team Doesn’t Represent India?” emphasizing the team represents the nation.
Today, On 24th September, The Delhi High Court rejected a plea seeking the use of ballot papers instead of EVMs for elections. The court noted that the Supreme Court has already put a final seal on the matter, ending the dispute.
Today, On 24th September, The Delhi High Court struck down the NHAI notification for recruiting lawyers based on CLAT PG scores. The court observed, “A public employment, such a provision hits Article 16,” emphasizing equality in government recruitment processes.
Delhi High Court bars Delhi University candidates and student groups from holding victory processions after DUSU results. Bench warns of halting office bearers’ functioning if elections are not conducted in a satisfactory order.
Delhi High Court will hear on September 8 a petition challenging the NHAI notification that makes CLAT-PG scores mandatory for hiring lawyers, with the plea terming the move “arbitrary, irrational” and discriminatory against many qualified legal professionals.
The Delhi High Court has directed the government to stop stalling and swiftly release pending EV subsidies. Over Rs 48 crore remains unpaid despite thousands of buyers waiting for their promised benefits.
The Delhi High Court has issued a notice to DMRC on a PIL alleging poor maintenance and shortage of sanitary pad vending machines across metro stations. The court observed the issue impacts women’s fundamental rights and demanded a full survey report by September 24.
Today, On 6th August, A PIL filed in the Delhi High Court seeks Aadhaar-based identity verification for repeat rape complainants. It argues that false rape cases misuse judicial process, harming the dignity, reputation, and careers of innocent accused persons.
Today, On 23rd July, The Delhi High Court cautioned petitioners against filing cases based solely on media reports. “Don’t file litigation after reading newspapers,” the court said while hearing a matter lacking factual and legal backing from official sources.
