35 arrested in a month under anti ‘Love Jihad’ Act in UP
The anti ‘Love Jihad’ Act was passed in Uttar Pradesh on 27th November. Since then, the Police have registered 12 offences and made 35 arrests.
Life sentence for Fr. Thomas Kottoor, Sister Sephy in sensational Sister Abhaya murder case
he CBI Special Court has awarded life sentence to Father Thomas Kottoor and Sister Sephy in the sensational Sister Abhaya murder case.
Fundamental rights are essential for a qualitative Republic !
Republic Day is a national holiday that makes people aware of their national duties. According to the Indian Constitution, humans are given basic rights from birth itself. It is the responsibility of our Government to protect these rights.
62 out of 214 private hospitals missing ’No objection certificate’ in Gujarat ! – Supreme Court slams Gujarat Government
The supreme court has taken the Gujarat government to task on the fire safety measures taken to contain fire tragedies. The court raised serious questions about the affidavit submitted by the government regarding safety measures.
SC stays the punishment of serving in the Covid centre for violating the Covid rules
Gujarat High Court had ordered Gujarat Government impose the punishment of providing communal service in a covid centre for minimum 5 days and at the most for 15 days on those who violate the covid-19 norms. The Government has however challenged this order in the Supreme Court.
A case of a judge, alleged of sexual harassment of female lawyers and workers
Kolkatta High Court’s former judge C.S.Karnan was arrested by the Police here. In this connection, he is accused of passing vulgar remarks on female judges, lawyers and workers of Supreme Court and High Court.
Goa Bench of Bombay High Court confirms the innocence of the accused in Margao blast case
Goa Bench of Bombay High Court confirms the innocence of the accused (M/s Vinay Talekar, Dilip Mangaonkar, Vinayak Patil, Prashant Juvekar, Dhananjay Ashtekar and Prashant Ashtekar) in Margao blast case
Mathura Court moved on Shrikrishna Janmabhoomi
Shrikrishna Virajman filed a civil suit in a Mathura Court on 25th September seeking ownership over entire 13.37 acres of Shrikrishna Janmabhoomi land and removal of Shahi Idgah Masjid…‘
Verdict after 28 years : Demolition of Babri not a premeditated act, all 32 accused in the case acquitted
The judge observed that the demolition of Babri was not a premeditated act, it happened suddenly. He acquitted the accused, saying there was no concrete evidence against them. The Court said that Vishwa Hindu Parishad has not played any direct or indirect role in this.
Stop the pension benefits of Justice Markandey Katju for telling a British Court that conman Nirav Modi will not get justice in India
Court should take stringent action against Katju (who said that said that Nirav Modi will not get justice in India), by withholding of his pension and retiral benefits so that it becomes a paradigm model for the whole country and people like Katju dare not play with the security of the country.