A petition was recently filed before the Madras High Court seeking directions to the Government to print the image of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on Indian currency.
Apurva Rahatiya and Shashank Shekhar had filed a petition in the Supreme Court of India seeking a directive to the government to set up an independent board to monitor and regulate the OTT apps.
Accepting the revised recommendation made by the Supreme Court Collegium to not make Justice Pushpa V Ganediwala of the Bombay High Court a permanent judge, the Ministry of Law and Justice has extended her term as an additional judge.
The Bench of Justices MM Sundresh and S Ananthi of the Madras High Court, declined to entertain the plea, that Deity Muruga be named as the Deity of the Tamil Language.
The Madras High Court has green signalled the Tamil Nadu government to acquire 35 acres of the temple land in Kallakurichi for construction of a Collectorate and other Government buildings in the newly created Kallakurichi district.
Delhi Court issued a non-bailable warrant against Nikita Jacob in the ‘Tool kit’ case. Delhi Police alleged that Nikita Jacob, Disha Ravi, and Shantanu prepared the ‘Tool Kit’ and shared it with others for processing.
dvocate Amrutesh NP of Hindu Vidhidnya Parishad (HVP) has filed a complaint with the Central Crime Branch that she had given Rs. 8.80 crore as bribe to notorious conman Yuvaraj, alias Swamy, to get her a Governor’s post.
Five Christian women filed a petition in the Supreme Court against the mandatory traditional ‘Confession’ system in Kerala’s ‘Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church’. The petition says that this traditional practice is against the freedom of expression and fundamental rights.
The Madhya Pradesh Government has followed the steps of the Uttar Pradesh Government and passed an anti-conversion Bill in a bid to curb Love Jihad cases.
A Muslim youth, Syed Mustafa, eloped with a Hindu girl after she fell into his love-trap. The girl’s father lodged a complaint with the Police. Despite this, the Police did not file an FIR for 49 days.