Cash found at the residence of Delhi High Court Judge
A major enquiry committee may now be constituted to commence impeachment proceedings against Judge Yashwant Varma. He might even be asked to resign.
Verdict in Uttar Pradesh’s Dihuli massacre case after 43 years: 3 accused sentenced to death
The death sentence was imposed on Rampal, Ramsevak, and Captain Singh, who now have the right to challenge the verdict in the High Court within 30 days.
Use of elephants in temples is a part of our culture : Supreme Court
Hindu Rashtra is, therefore, needed to prevent such bans on Hindu traditions.
Court rejects bail plea of religious fanatics who tortured and converted Hindu women in Nashik
bdul Aziz Baba alias Aziz Razzaq Shaikh, who claimed to be ‘Sufi saint’, after intimidating and drugging , sexually assaulted four women of a Hindu family in 2019 at Yeola in Nashik district, then forcibly converted them.
A total of 5.25 crore cases are pending in all courts in India
Three cases have been pending in two High Courts of the country for 52 years. These include two cases in Calcutta High Court, and one in Madras High Court.
Case against RJD Spokesperson Priyanka Bharti for tearing Manusmriti pages will not be dismissed
Tearing or burning the Manusmriti has increasingly become a means of gaining cheap popularity. The question of how many of those engaging in such acts have really studied the Manusmriti in depth remains a subject of research.
Stones and Bricks Hurled by Rioters in Sambhal will be used for Building Police Outposts
Police should create such an impression that rioter would not dare to even pick up a stone.
No caste can claim ownership of a temple : Madras High Court
Individuals who promote caste discrimination often disguise their bias as religious identity. They use temples as a “fertile ground” to fuel social divisions and unrest.
HC to refer to Shahi Masjid in Sambhal as ‘disputed structure’
As per the reports, while delivering its order, H.H. Jain requested the bench to refer to the mosque as a “disputed structure,” and the court agreed.
Delhi HC says banning students from using mobile phones in school is impractical
The High Court said that there should be penalties for violating smartphone usage rules in schools, but they should not be too harsh.