Madras High Court Denies Anticipatory Bail To Ex-Minister Anbil Mahesh In Private Schools Recognition Corruption Case

The Madras High Court denies anticipatory bail to former Tamil Nadu School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi in a corruption case over private school recognition. The allegations are untested and the court’s detailed order is awaited. Chennai: The Madras High Court on Monday, October 26, 2026, dismissed the anticipatory bail petition of DMK leader and […]

Supreme Court Upholds Cancellation Of Water Body Patta, Orders Alternative Site For Flat Owners Before Demolition

The Supreme Court has upheld the cancellation of a ryotwari patta granted over a Tiruvallur water body, but directed Tamil Nadu to provide an alternative site for flat owners before the 20 flats built on the land are demolished. New Delhi: The Supreme Court has dismissed three appeals by a flat owner and Tamil Nadu […]

Supreme Court Orders States To Physically Verify And Demarcate Water Bodies, Citing Drinking Water Right

Counting water bodies on paper is no longer enough: to demarcate water bodies on the ground, the Supreme Court has told every State and Wetland Authority to verify them physically, with four weeks to report and four months to finish, and has tied their protection to the right to life. New Delhi: Observing that water […]

Madras High Court Allows RSS Route Marches On October 25 And November 1, Faults Police

The Madras High Court has allowed RSS route marches across Tamil Nadu on October 25 and November 1, criticising the police for repeating grounds already rejected in earlier proceedings.

Madras High Court Calls State’s Reasons Lame In RSS Route March Case, Seeks DGP’s Instructions

In the RSS Route March Case, the Madras High Court said citizens’ rights cannot be surrendered to the whims and fancies of the police, called the State’s reasons lame, and sought the DGP’s instructions.

Madras High Court Questions RSS Route March Denial, Says Tamil Nadu Government Seeing Citizens As Enemies

The Madras High Court questioned Tamil Nadu police over the yearly denial of RSS route march permission, orally remarking that the government was seeing citizens as enemies, and sought a State report.

Madras High Court Permits First Death Anniversary Rites Of Prime Accused In Armstrong Murder Case

Sixty people, three hours, no banners: that is the frame in which the Madras High Court has permitted first death anniversary rites for an accused in the BSP leader K. Armstrong murder case, who died a year ago, holding that a family is entitled to follow its customary observances. Chennai: Setting aside the police rejection […]

Madras High Court: Media Houses Oppose Injunction In Veeramani POCSO Case, Say Informed Debate Furthers Justice

Should coverage of videos linked to the Veeramani POCSO case be restrained? Media houses have told the Madras High Court that informed debate on child assault cases can further the cause of justice, contending that they published only publicly available material without exposing victims. Chennai: Opposing a plea for an injunction against coverage of videos […]

Supreme Court Asks Centre To Sensitise Fishermen Against Crossing Into Sri Lankan Waters In Katchatheevu Case

Sensitise Fishermen against crossing into Sri Lankan waters: that was the Supreme Court’s request to the Centre as the long-pending Katchatheevu petitions came up again, with the matter now set for February 2027. New Delhi: Hearing writ petitions that challenge the ceding of Katchatheevu island to Sri Lanka, the Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the […]

Supreme Court Closes Seven-Judge Legislative Privileges Reference As Infructuous; Tamil Nadu Assembly Resolution Withdrawn In 2004

The Supreme Court’s seven-judge Bench has closed the legislative privileges reference arising from the 2003 N. Ravi case as infructuous, since the Tamil Nadu Assembly resolution was withdrawn in 2004, leaving the questions of law open.