Supreme Court: CBI Withdraws Pleas To Transfer 2021 Bengal Post-Poll Violence Trials Out Of State

Changed circumstances: that is the reason the CBI gave the Supreme Court as it withdrew its pleas to move the trials of the 2021 West Bengal post-poll violence cases out of the State. New Delhi: Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that circumstances […]

Chorbagan Stampede SIT: Bengal Appoints Retired Justice Anindita Roy Saraswati To Lead Six-Member Probe Team

The West Bengal government has constituted a Chorbagan stampede SIT of six members under retired Justice Anindita Roy Saraswati, in consultation with the Calcutta High Court, with a three-month deadline to report on the October 17 tragedy. Kolkata: The West Bengal government has constituted a six-member Special Investigation Team headed by retired Justice Anindita Roy […]

Calcutta High Court Tells Bengal To Appoint Retired Judge To Head Chorbagan Stampede Inquiry

Not a sitting judge, the Chief Justice said: the Calcutta High Court has told the West Bengal government to name a retired High Court judge of its choice to head the Chorbagan stampede inquiry into the deaths of 19 people at the pandal. Kolkata: Turning down the State’s request for a sitting judge, the Calcutta […]

Calcutta High Court Rejects Indranil Sen Anticipatory Bail In Durga Puja Pandal Tickets Cheating Case

Calcutta High Court rejects former Minister Indranil Sen’s anticipatory bail plea in the Durga Puja pandal tickets cheating case, citing a prima facie nexus with entities that allegedly routed money to Mass Art.

Supreme Court: Fees For Entire Professional Course Must Be Notified Before Admission, Mid-Course Hikes Only Exceptional

The Supreme Court has held that Fees For Entire Professional Course must be notified before admission, so that students know their financial liability at the threshold, and that variation during the course is permissible only in exceptional cases. New Delhi: The Supreme Court has held that authorities must fix and notify the fee for an […]

Calcutta High Court Dismisses APDR Appeal Over Book Fair Stall; Says Guild Performs No Public Function

The Calcutta High Court has dismissed the appeal of the Association for Protection of Democratic Rights (APDR) over a denied stall at the Kolkata Book Fair, holding that the organising Guild does not perform a public function. Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court has dismissed an intra-court appeal by the Association for Protection of Democratic Rights […]

Calcutta High Court Quashes Refusal Of Kidney Transplant From Driver’s Wife To Employer, Directs Fresh Decision

A kidney transplant from a driver’s wife to her husband’s employer was refused over a licence date. The Calcutta High Court has set that refusal aside, holding that a non-relative donation motivated by affection is permitted. Kolkata: Quashing the rejection of a proposed kidney transplant from a driver’s wife to the employer who suffers from […]

Calcutta High Court Questions Bilaspur FRO’s Move To Decide Citizenship During Pendency Of SIR Appeals

The Calcutta High Court has questioned the Bilaspur Foreigners Registration Officer over a move to decide the citizenship of four Murshidabad men, detained on untested suspicion of being illegal immigrants, while their SIR appeals are pending before the appellate tribunal.