Strong public support for law banning polygamy : CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
The law that regulates the number of wives does not interfere with the right to practice one’s religion.
Three religious fanatics sentenced to death for gang rape and murder
Mohammad Akram considered the murdered woman as his ‘sister’. These 3 had also murdered her 2 young children by strangling them.
Artificial Intelligence In Aid Of Judiciary : Adv. Sridhar & Ramakrishna Prasad
With the experience of the authors in the field of law and AI, we can confidently say that AI should not try to replace the human Judge but build intelligent
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan’s wife writes a letter to Punjab Home Minister
The 49-year-old wife of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman wrote that the Court had directed the authorities concerned to shift her husband from Attock jail in Punjab to Adiala prison in Rawalpindi.
Court permits Congress leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam to build Shri Kalki temple
The Court said that such a construction cannot hurt the religious sentiments of any community. The District Magistrate of Sambhal had earlier issued a stay order on the construction of the temple after a Muslim leader objected to it.
We will not give even an inch of land of Gyanvapi
Advocate Vishnu Shankar Jain further said that we do not want to compromise in this matter. If this were to be done, both parties would have to give up some of their rights.
First case of conviction under the Anti-Conversion Law in MP
Hindus feel that for a matter like Love Jihad which has spread throughout the country harming the existence of Hindus, not an jail-term of 20 years but execution is the perfect solution.
Even after 11 years, hearing yet to start in Mumbai’s Azad Maidan riots case
The accused in these riots are out on bail despite committing serious crimes like molesting a Policewoman, insulting the revolutionaries, attacking the Police personnel, damaging the public property.
Australian Court ruling allows Sikh students to carry Kirpan to schools
Australian Sikh woman Kamaljit Kaur Athwal took the state government to court last year, claiming the Weapons Act discriminated against the carrying of her religion’s ceremonial sword, the Kirpan.
Verdict about the Scientific Survey of the Gyanvapi to be given on 27th July
Muslim side in its hearing against survey on the 26th July in its argument had expressed a fear that the survey could damage the structure. Hence, the Court asked the officials of the Archaeological department to be present in the Court.