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Supreme Court Imposes ₹50k Costs on Centre for Challenging Pension to Soldier’s Widow

The Supreme Court of India has imposed a fine of ₹50,000 on the Centre for challenging the pension granted to the widow of a soldier. The court expressed displeasure over the government’s stance, emphasizing that the widow was entitled to the pension as per the applicable rules and guidelines. Background: The soldier’s widow had been […]

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Bombay High Court Orders Mumbai Police to Produce Muslim Man’s Hindu Partner Before Court

The Bombay High Court has directed the Mumbai police to present a Hindu woman, who had reportedly converted to Islam and married a Muslim man, before the court. The case revolves around the woman’s alleged abduction by her family, following which she sought protection from the court. Background: The Muslim man had approached the court

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Rajasthan High Court Upholds Appointments of Additional Advocate Generals and Law Officers

The Rajasthan High Court dismissed a petition challenging the appointments of Additional Advocate Generals (AAGs) and other law officers in the state. The court found no merit in the claims and upheld the government’s decisions as being within its authority. Background: The petitioner had argued that the appointments were arbitrary and lacked transparency, alleging that

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Punjab & Haryana High Court Increases Pension for War Martyr’s Widow

The Punjab & Haryana High Court recently directed the government to enhance the pension of a widow whose husband was martyred during the 1965 Indo-Pak war. The court emphasized the need to honor the sacrifices of armed forces personnel and ensure adequate support for their families. Background: The widow of the 1965 war martyr had

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Supreme Court Criticizes Madhya Pradesh High Court for Dismissing Women Judges

The Supreme Court expressed sharp disapproval of the Madhya Pradesh High Court’s dismissal of women judges on grounds related to menstruation, remarking that if men experienced menstruation, they might better understand its implications. Background: The controversy arose when two women judicial officers in Madhya Pradesh were terminated during their probation period. Reports suggested that their

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Centre Approves Appointment of Delhi High Court Chief Justice Manmohan as Supreme Court Judge

The central government has approved the appointment of Delhi High Court Chief Justice Manmohan as a judge of the Supreme Court. This follows a recommendation made by the Supreme Court Collegium. Background: Justice Manmohan, known for his expertise in constitutional, civil, and commercial law, has served as the Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court,

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Karnataka High Court Quashes Electoral Bonds Case Against Nirmala Sitharaman and Others

The Karnataka High Court has dismissed a case filed against Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and other government officials concerning the introduction and implementation of the Electoral Bonds Scheme. Background: The case challenged the constitutionality and transparency of the Electoral Bonds Scheme, alleging violations of electoral and financial laws. Petitioners argued that the scheme facilitated anonymous

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Indore Court Acquits Bangle Seller Accused of Sexual Harassment After Mob Assault

An Indore court has acquitted a bangle seller who was accused of sexual harassment following an incident where he was assaulted by a mob. The judgment highlights the lack of evidence supporting the allegations and raises concerns about mob justice. Background: The accused, a bangle seller, was attacked by a mob in Indore in 2021

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Allahabad High Court Urges Media to Exercise Restraint in Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah Masjid Case

The Allahabad High Court has called upon the media to show restraint while reporting on the sensitive Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah Masjid dispute. The court highlighted the potential impact of sensationalism on public sentiment and the legal proceedings of the case. Background: The case involves a long-standing legal dispute over ownership and claims surrounding the Krishna

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Bombay High Court Grants Relief to Burger King in Trademark Suit Against Indian Joint

The Bombay High Court has granted relief to Burger King in its trademark dispute against a local Indian restaurant. The fast-food giant had filed a lawsuit alleging that the restaurant was infringing upon its trademark by using a similar name and logo, which could confuse consumers and harm its brand reputation. Background: Burger King, an

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