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Bombay High Court Upholds ECI’s Mobile Phone Ban in Polling Booths

The Bombay High Court has upheld the Election Commission of India’s (ECI) decision to ban the use of mobile phones inside polling booths during elections. The court ruling supports the ECI’s move to maintain the integrity of the electoral process by preventing potential misuse of mobile phones, such as photographing ballot papers or influencing voters. […]

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Roche vs Zydus: Supreme Court Asks Delhi High Court to Expeditiously Decide Cancer Drug Case

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Delhi High Court to expedite its decision in the ongoing case between pharmaceutical giants Roche and Zydus regarding a cancer drug. The case involves a patent dispute over the production and sale of a cancer treatment drug, and the apex court has stressed the need for a

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Supreme Court Questions Centre Over Delay in Carrying Out Delimitation in 3 NE States

The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns over the delay in carrying out the delimitation process in three northeastern states, questioning the Centre’s failure to implement the exercise in a timely manner. The court emphasized that the delay is affecting the democratic process and the representation of citizens in these regions. Background: The delimitation

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Plea in Kerala High Court Against Age Cap for Mediators

A petition has been filed in the Kerala High Court challenging the age cap for mediators set by the state government. The petitioner argues that limiting the eligibility of mediators based on age is discriminatory and unreasonable, affecting the right to practice and hindering the appointment of experienced professionals in the mediation process. Background: In

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Bombay High Court Declines Urgent Hearing in PIL Against Rashmi Shukla’s Appointment as DGP, Tenure Extension

The Bombay High Court recently declined an urgent hearing in a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the appointment of Rashmi Shukla as the Director General of Police (DGP) of Maharashtra and her tenure extension. The petitioners questioned the legality of the appointment and the extension, raising concerns over constitutional and procedural violations. Background: Rashmi Shukla,

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Byju’s Lenders Accuse Former Management of Attempting to Dilute Shareholding in Aakash Institute

Lenders of Byju’s have raised concerns over the company’s former management allegedly attempting to dilute shareholding in Aakash Institute, a key acquisition made by the edtech giant. The accusation has led to a significant dispute, with lenders questioning the move and its potential impact on their financial interests. Background: Byju’s, a leading edtech firm, had

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CCI Imposes ₹213.14 Crore Penalty on Meta for Abuse of Dominant Position

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has imposed a penalty of ₹213.14 crore on Meta (formerly Facebook) for abusing its dominant position in the Indian market. This decision comes after a thorough investigation revealed that Meta engaged in practices that violated competition laws, thereby harming other market participants and consumers. Background: The CCI initiated its

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Karnataka High Court Upholds SAT Relief to Visually Impaired Woman

The Karnataka High Court has upheld the relief granted by the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) to a visually impaired woman, who had challenged the denial of her rightful benefits under a government scheme meant for differently-abled individuals. This decision marks an important moment in addressing the concerns of persons with disabilities and the need for

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Kerala High Court Clarifies Special Courts Do Not Take Away Magistrate’s Power to Hold Trial

The Kerala High Court has clarified that the establishment of special courts does not strip magistrates of their authority to conduct trials. This clarification came in the wake of a case where questions arose about whether special courts have the exclusive jurisdiction over certain matters, thereby overriding the power of magistrates to hold trials in

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Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief to Hippo Homes in Trademark Dispute

The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief to Hippo Homes in a trademark dispute, allowing the company to continue using its brand name despite challenges raised by the opposing party. The court’s decision temporarily prevents any action that could impact the company’s use of the trademark while the case remains under consideration. Background: The

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