Supreme Court Refuses to Intervene in Demolition of Illegal Buildings: “Kudos to the High Court for Taking a Right Decision”

Today, On 17th June, The Supreme Court refused to stop the demolition of 17 illegal structures built in Thane green zones, praising the Bombay High Court’s firm action and stating, “Kudos to the High Court for taking a right decision.”

What’s the Difference Between Aamchi & Tyanchi Mumbai?: CJI Gavai Explains During SC Hearing on Gateway Project

During a Supreme Court hearing on the Gateway of India jetty project, a debate arose about the meanings of ‘Aamchi Mumbai’ and ‘Tyanchi Mumbai.’ The Chief Justice explained the difference, highlighting local identity and belonging in Mumbai.

Lawyer Abhinav Chandrachud Defends Ranveer Allahbadia In SC: ‘Nupur Sharma’s Statement Was Worse’

Today, On 18th February, lawyer Abhinav Chandrachud referenced ex-BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma’s controversial remarks while defending Ranveer Allahbadia. The court, however, ordered Allahbadia to surrender his passport to Maharashtra’s Thane police and barred him from leaving the country without approval. Additionally, he has been prohibited from participating in stand-up comedy or ‘roast’ shows until further […]

Thane Court Orders FIR Against Ex-Maharashtra Minister Jitendra Awhad Over Alleged Inflammatory Remarks

A Thane court has directed police to file an FIR against ex-minister Jitendra Awhad for his 2018 remarks allegedly promoting community enmity. The complaint, lodged by Khush Khandelwal, cites possible discord between Maratha and Bhandari communities. The court emphasizes the need for investigation under IPC Sections 153A and 505(2) and dismisses limitation claims.

Saif Ali Khan Stabbing | Accused Bangladeshi National-Md. Shariful Islam Sent In Judicial Custody

Mumbai: The Bandra Court in Mumbai has sent Mohammad Shariful Islam Shehzad, also known as Bijoy Das, to judicial custody for 14 days. His arrest is linked to the stabbing attack on Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan. The incident took place on January 16, in the early hours, when Khan was attacked at his home on the 12th floor in Bandra and was stabbed six times.

Bombay High Court Grants Bail to Woman Accused of Killing 1-Year-Old Child with Lover’s Help

The Bombay High Court granted bail to Mamta Yadav, accused of killing her child, after over six years in custody without trial progress. Justice Pitale emphasized her right to a speedy trial, citing constitutional guarantees. The prosecution’s claims and the case’s circumstantial evidence were discussed, highlighting the lack of witness testimonies.

Murder-Accused Throws Slipper at Judge| 11 Cops Suspended After Slipper Incident and Security Violation at Thane Court

A 22-year-old murder suspect, Kiran Santosh Bharam, threw a slipper at a judge during a hearing in Thane, missing the judge and prompting an FIR. Following this incident, 11 police personnel were suspended for negligence concerning security breaches, including a video of a guard with a gun on court premises.

Zomato Faces Rs 802 Crore Tax Demand: 60% of FY24 Net Profit at Stake

Zomato faces a tax demand of Rs. 803.4 crore regarding alleged GST non-payment on delivery charges, which includes penalties and interest. The company plans to challenge this order, citing confidence in its legal position. This scrutiny underscores regulatory pressures in the food delivery sector, potentially affecting Zomato’s financial stability.

[Drugs Haul Case] “This Is Mamta Kulkarni… I’m Overwhelmed & Emotional”: Actress Returns to India After 24 Years, Shares Emotional Video

Bollywood actress Mamta Kulkarni has returned to India after 24 years following her exoneration in a high-profile Rs. 2,000 crore drug case. Her emotional homecoming was marked by a heartfelt video reflecting on her journey. Kulkarni’s lengthy legal battle kept her away, but her return has excited fans eager for her on-screen presence.

[Badlapur Assault Case] “Took Action Only After Public Outcry”: Bombay HC Slams Police

The Bombay High Court today criticized Maharashtra Police for mishandling the sexual abuse case of two 4-year-old girls at a Badlapur school. It highlighted delays in taking statements, registering the case, and lack of action against the school authorities. The Court emphasized the need for prompt action under the POCSO Act and counseling for the victims.