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    “How Can Law Students File Such a Petition?”: Supreme Court Lifts MP High Court Stay, Allows Paramedical Admissions to Resume
    “How Can Law Students File Such a Petition?”: Supreme Court Lifts MP High Court Stay, Allows Paramedical Admissions to Resume
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    “How Can Law Students File Such a Petition?”: Supreme Court Lifts MP High Court Stay, Allows Paramedical Admissions to Resume

    The Supreme Court has stayed the MP High Court’s order halting admissions in paramedical courses, questioning the petitioners’ locus. Admissions for 2023–24 and 2024–25 can now proceed in Madhya Pradesh.

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    Chemistry Professor Who Killed Husband with Electric Shock & Used Science To Explain His Death Gets Life Term: MP High Court
    Chemistry Professor Who Killed Husband with Electric Shock & Used Science To Explain His Death Gets Life Term: MP High Court
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    Chemistry Professor Who Killed Husband with Electric Shock & Used Science To Explain His Death Gets Life Term: MP High Court

    The Madhya Pradesh High Court upheld the life sentence of Chemistry Professor Mamta Pathak for murdering her husband with electric shock. The Court found clear evidence of premeditated murder and rejected all her defenses.

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    POCSO Act | "Shift 17-Year-Old Pregnant Victim Who Was Found Residing In House of Accused Lover": MP High Court Directs Nari Niketan
    POCSO Act | "Shift 17-Year-Old Pregnant Victim Who Was Found Residing In House of Accused Lover": MP High Court Directs Nari Niketan
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    POCSO Act | “Shift 17-Year-Old Pregnant Victim Who Was Found Residing In House of Accused Lover”: MP High Court Directs Nari Niketan

    MP High Court directs shifting of 17-year-old pregnant victim, found living with accused lover, to Nari Niketan under POCSO Act for protection and care.

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    NEET UG 2025 | "We Wrote NEET in Darkness with Candles": Students Knock Supreme Court After MP High Court Cancels Re-Test
    NEET UG 2025 | "We Wrote NEET in Darkness with Candles": Students Knock Supreme Court After MP High Court Cancels Re-Test
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    NEET UG 2025 | “We Wrote Exam in Darkness with Candles”: Students Knock Supreme Court After MP High Court Cancels Re-Test

    Students who gave NEET UG exam in darkness due to power cuts in Indore and Ujjain Today (Jully 16) moved the Supreme Court. They want a re-exam after MP High Court’s order allowing it was overturned.

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    “Sad Sign of Judicial Discipline Breakdown”: Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Trial Court Over 13-Year Delay
    “Sad Sign of Judicial Discipline Breakdown”: Madhya Pradesh High Court Slams Trial Court Over 13-Year Delay
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    MP High Court Orders NEET-UG 2025 Re-Exam After Power Cut Disrupts May 4 Test

    On June 30, the Madhya Pradesh High Court ordered the NTA to conduct a re-exam for 75 NEET-UG students impacted by power outages during the May 4 test in Indore and Ujjain. The judge highlighted unequal conditions affecting student performance, ensuring that only re-exam scores will determine rankings.

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    MP High Court: "WhatsApp Chats Allowed as Evidence Even If Privacy Violated in Matrimonial Disputes"
    MP High Court: "WhatsApp Chats Allowed as Evidence Even If Privacy Violated in Matrimonial Disputes"
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    MP High Court: “WhatsApp Chats Allowed as Evidence Even If Privacy Violated in Matrimonial Disputes”

    The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that family courts can admit WhatsApp chats as valid evidence in matrimonial disputes, even if collected without consent. The judgment highlights that the right to a fair trial may override the right to privacy.

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    Santhara Controversy | '3-Year-Old Girl Dies': MP High Court PIL Demands Ban on Jain Fasting Ritual for Kids and Mentally Ill
    Santhara Controversy | '3-Year-Old Girl Dies': MP High Court PIL Demands Ban on Jain Fasting Ritual for Kids and Mentally Ill
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    Santhara Controversy | ‘3-Year-Old Girl Dies’: MP High Court PIL Demands Ban on Jain Fasting Ritual for Kids and Mentally Ill

    A PIL in Madhya Pradesh High Court seeks a legal ban on forcing children and mentally unfit persons to take the Jain vow of Santhara after a 3-year-old girl in Indore died. The petition questions the legality of such practices under the right to life.

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    "Life Sentence Till Death": Man Jailed for Assaulting Pregnant Woman on Moving Train in Tamil Nadu
    "Life Sentence Till Death": Man Jailed for Assaulting Pregnant Woman on Moving Train in Tamil Nadu
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    MP High Court: Forcing Unnatural Sex on Wife and Assaulting Her Is Cruelty Under Section 498A IPC

    The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that forcing unnatural sex on a wife and assaulting her for resisting amounts to cruelty under Section 498A IPC. However, it does not fall under Section 376 or 377 IPC.

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    "No Legal Hurdle in Raising Retirement Age to 61": Supreme Court Backs MP Judicial Officers' Plea for Parity
    "No Legal Hurdle in Raising Retirement Age to 61": Supreme Court Backs MP Judicial Officers' Plea for Parity
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    Supreme Court Clears Path to Raise Retirement Age of MP Judges to 61 Years

    The Supreme Court of India stated there is no legal barrier to raising the retirement age of Madhya Pradesh district judges to 61 years. It directed the Madhya Pradesh High Court to make a decision within two months regarding this request, which has been pending since 2018 from the Judges Association.

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    Judge Fired for Making Lawyers and Cops Do Sit-Ups: MP High Court Upholds Dismissal, Says It Was Due to Poor Performance
    Judge Fired for Making Lawyers and Cops Do Sit-Ups: MP High Court Upholds Dismissal, Says It Was Due to Poor Performance
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    Judge Fired for Making Lawyers and Cops Do Sit-Ups: MP High Court Upholds Dismissal, Says It Was Due to Poor Performance

    The Madhya Pradesh High Court upheld the removal of a civil judge for poor performance, not misconduct. Allegations like making lawyers do sit-ups were not the reason for his dismissal.

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