“The River Is Already So Polluted That You Are Likely to Fall Sick”: Delhi HC Dismissed PIL Seeking Permission for Chhath Puja on Yamuna Banks

Today, On 6th November, The Delhi High Court dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) that sought permission to conduct Chhath Puja on the banks of the Yamuna River. The court cited the severe pollution levels in the Yamuna, stating that it would be unsafe for people to enter the river’s waters for the festival. Observing potential health risks, the court emphasized the need to protect public safety. The decision highlights ongoing concerns about the Yamuna’s pollution levels and its impact on public gatherings.the Delhi High Court rejected a Public Interest Litigation seeking permission for Chhath Puja on the Yamuna River banks due to severe pollution posing health risks. The court emphasized public safety, underlining ongoing concerns about the river’s contamination and its implications for public gatherings and rituals associated with the festival.

“Opposite Party is Duty Bound to Share Details”: Consumer Court Orders Matrimony Site to Pay Rs.60k for Failing to Find Match

A Bengaluru consumer court ordered Dilmil Matrimony to pay Rs. 60,000 to Vijaya Kumar for failing to provide a suitable match for his son despite receiving Rs. 30,000. The court found the site did not fulfill its obligations or demonstrate effort in service, constituting unfair trade practices and a breach of consumer trust.

Supreme Court Stays Auction Of Dalit Farmer’s Land Over Unpaid Loan Rs Rs 23,049

The Supreme Court temporarily halted the auction of Dalit farmer Sukhram’s land over an unpaid loan of Rs 7,397, which remained after his death in 2000. Sukhram’s son challenged the auction, asserting legal actions cannot be taken against deceased individuals. The court issued notices and maintained status quo, offering interim relief.

“Don’t Make Further Defamatory Remarks Against BRS Leader K T Rama Rao”: Court Directs Telangana Minister Konda Surekha

A Telangana court issued an interim injunction against Minister Konda Surekha, prohibiting further defamatory remarks about K.T. Rama Rao amid ongoing defamation proceedings. Media outlets are ordered to remove related content. Legal hearings are scheduled for November, as both Rama Rao and actor Nagarjuna pursue separate defamation cases against Surekha.

“ISRO Provides Exact Fire Locations, Yet You Claim Nothing Found”: SC Slams Punjab & Haryana Over Delhi Air Pollution

Today, On 16th October, The Supreme Court criticized Punjab and Haryana for failing to address Delhi’s air pollution crisis, mainly caused by stubble burning. It reprimanded the Commission for Air Quality Management for ineffectiveness and lack of qualified members. The court urged stricter actions against violators and highlighted the ongoing pollution challenges due to multiple factors.

Samsung Sued Against Indian Labour Union Amid Escalating Strike Dispute

Labour unrest at Samsung’s Chennai plant escalates as workers strike since September 9. Officials fear this could spread to other electronics units if unresolved. Samsung seeks a court injunction against protests, while the workers’ union considers legal action for registration. Court encourages reconciliation, and solidarity protests support the workers.

“NEET Aspirant Forged Documents, NTA Free to Take Legal Action”: HC on Student Who Alleged OMR was Torn

The Allahabad High Court Yesterday (June 18th) said that a NEET aspirant who had alleged in her petition that the NTA failed to declare her result and that her OMR answersheet was found torn had submitted forged documents and the NTA can take legal action in the matter.

Delhi HC Rejects PIL Against Media’s Disclosure of Swati Maliwal’s Identity

On Thursday (30th May),The Delhi High Court dismissed a PIL seeking action against media for revealing the identity of AAP MP Swati Maliwal, linked to an alleged assault by Arvind Kejriwal’s aide. The court criticized the petition, deeming it politically motivated and lacking genuine concern for the victim’s privacy.

Yuvraj Singh Takes Legal Action Against Real Estate Firms Over Privacy Breach and Delayed Possession

Former Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh has sent legal notices to two Delhi-based real estate firms, accusing them of violating his privacy rights and failing to deliver a residential unit on time. The notices, arranged through Delhi’s Rizwan Law Associates, outline several complaints, including the subpar quality of the apartment provided and the unauthorized use of Singh’s image for promotional purposes.

[MR Ajayan vs. UOI]Kerala HC Petition Seeks ED Probe into Alleged Hawala Transactions by UNA President During Pandemic

The Kerala High Court will examine a petition seeking an ED probe into financial transactions involving Jasmin Sha during COVID-19. Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas set the next hearing for June 13. The allegations involve misappropriation of funds intended for pandemic relief efforts and raise concerns about financial impropriety and potential criminal implications. The involvement of the Enforcement Directorate underscores the seriousness of these allegations. The petition also emphasizes the urgency of a thorough investigation and highlights concerns about the integrity of financial frameworks and the responsibility of individuals handling public funds.