Attempts are being made to undermine the judiciary through calculated pressure
In their letter, the retired judges pressed on the escalating attempts by “certain factions to undermine the judiciary through calculated pressure”.
‘Rip you apart’ comment by SC judge in Patanjali misleading ads case enrages former judges
The Bench of Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah and Justice Hima Kohli expressed displeasure over the Uttarakhand State Licensing Authority (USLA) for its inaction.
Concerned with trend of HC judges keeping judgement reserved for several months after hearing : CJI Chandrachud
Chief Justice Chandrachud remarked, “If the case is heard again after that long, the oral arguments made in the previous hearing do not matter and judges also forget many things.
Taj Mahal is actually Tejomahalay and existed even before Shah Jahan
Advocate Ajay Pratap Singh said that after analysing everything, it is proved that Taj Mahal existed before Shah Jahan.
Applying Kumkum / Sindoor is the religious duty of a married woman : Indore Family Court
The woman walked out of the marriage after accusing her husband of physical and mental harassment for dowry consuming drugs.
Shahrukh, who burnt a Hindu girl alive in Dumka, found guilty by the Court in Dumka, Jharkhand
Shahrukh lived next door to this girl, asking her for friendship for days. Angered by the girl’s refusal, Shahrukh poured petrol on her.
‘UP Board of Madarasa Education Act, 2004’ unconstitutional : Allahabad HC’s major judgement
This decision holds significant implications for the future of two million children.
Public authorities in Maharashtra State unsupportive towards RTI proceedings
The Government should take action against the officers trying to avoid giving information to people.
Maulana Tauqeer Raza, the mastermind behind the Bareilly riots in 2010
Alleging that he was the mastermind behind the 2010 Bareilly riots, the Court ordered him to be present for the inquiry.
Akbar Ali, Shahnaz Begum, and Mohammed Salim sentenced to life imprisonment
According to a newspaper report, the court refrained from awarding the death penalty to Akbar Ali, Shahnaz Begum and Mohammed Salim, citing the potential for reform.