Raping Client | Supreme Court refuses anticipatory bail to former Kerala Govt Pleader accused of Rape

The former senior Government Pleader from Kerala, Adv P G Manu, was denied anticipatory bail by the Supreme Court after being accused of raping a woman seeking legal advice. The survivor alleges multiple instances of assault and distribution of private pictures. This case highlights the need for accountability in positions of authority and justice for survivors.

Kerala Court Hands Down Death Sentences to 15 PFI-SDPI Workers in BJP Leader Ranjith Sreenivas Murder Case

A Kerala court has sentenced 15 individuals, including members of PFI and SDPI, to death for the murder of BJP leader Ranjith Sreenivas. The brutal killing, in front of his family, stemmed from political rivalries. The court’s decision is seen as a deterrent against political violence and emphasizes the judiciary’s commitment to justice.

Cooked Meat Offered to Goddess in Private Temple by a Family, Police Protection Ordered by Kerala High Court at that Festival

The Kerala High Court has granted permission for a family to continue their tradition of offering cooked meat to a goddess in their private temple during the ‘Thirra Maholsavam’ festival. This decision reaffirms the balance between cultural heritage and legal frameworks, emphasizing the right to maintain religious customs within private domains (50 words).

Supreme Court Takes Notice of Kerala’s Claim of Centre’s Interference in State Finances and Budgeting

The Supreme Court of India acknowledged Kerala government’s challenge against the Central government’s borrowing restrictions, emphasizing the impact on the state’s financial autonomy. Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal highlighted the severe consequences on Kerala’s ability to fulfill budgetary commitments and requested interim relief. This case has significant implications for India’s federal structure and fiscal autonomy.

Kerala’s Supreme Court Challenge: Seeking Clear Guidelines for Governor’s Bill Approval Process

Kerala has recently escalated its legal challenge against the Governor’s handling of legislative bills by approaching the Supreme Court. The state seeks to establish clear guidelines for the Governor’s role in either approving, reserving for the President’s consideration, or returning bills to the Legislative Assembly. This move marks the second time in two weeks that […]

Supreme Court Annuls Reappointment of Kannur University VC, Cites State Government Interference

The Supreme Court of India, in a significant ruling, has quashed the reappointment of Dr. Gopinath Ravindran as the Vice-Chancellor of Kannur University in Kerala, citing “unwarranted interference” by the state government. The bench, headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and comprising Justices JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra, emphasized that the decision-making process […]