Author name: Arshiya Banu

The Allahabad High Court recently upheld a lower court’s order to club 15 different suits filed in the ongoing Krishna Janmabhoomi-Shahi Idgah Masjid dispute. The decision seeks to streamline legal proceedings by consolidating the various cases related to the long-standing conflict over the ownership and land use of the disputed site in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. […]

The Delhi High Court recently declined to entertain a petition filed by a husband seeking a court order to compel his wife to undergo a gender test. The husband had approached the court alleging that his wife had misrepresented her gender before their marriage. However, the court dismissed the plea, stating that such a request

A petition has been filed in the Allahabad High Court seeking to restrain Yati Narsinghanand, a controversial figure known for his provocative speeches, from making derogatory remarks against Prophet Muhammad and the Quran. The plea argues that Narsinghanand’s statements not only incite communal disharmony but also violate the principles of religious tolerance enshrined in the

The Supreme Court of India has taken significant steps to enhance legal aid for prisoners, ensuring that those in custody have adequate access to legal representation. In a recent ruling, the court recognized the challenges faced by prisoners in availing timely and effective legal assistance and issued a series of directions aimed at improving the

In light of the escalating concerns surrounding ticket scalping related to the highly anticipated Coldplay concert in Mumbai, a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has been filed in the Bombay High Court. The petition aims to address the rampant issue of ticket scalping and the resulting negative impact on genuine fans who seek to attend the

The Kerala High Court is set to hear the anticipatory bail plea filed by PP Divya, an Assistant Public Prosecutor, in connection with a case involving the abetment of suicide. The case has garnered significant attention due to the serious allegations against Divya, which could have profound implications for her career and reputation. Background: The

The Kerala High Court recently ruled that a school principal’s insistence on students wearing uniforms does not constitute cruelty under the Juvenile Justice Act. This judgment came in response to a petition alleging that enforcing a uniform policy violated the rights of students and constituted mistreatment. Background: The case arose when parents of students challenged

The Delhi High Court recently addressed the nuances surrounding a wife’s right to reside in a shared household, emphasizing that this right is not absolute. This ruling sheds light on the complexities of domestic relationships and the legal interpretations surrounding them. Background: The case revolved around a dispute between a married couple concerning the wife’s

The Supreme Court of India has expressed strong disapproval of the Karnataka government’s approach regarding the implementation of half-yearly examinations for students, labeling it as a form of harassment. This criticism stems from concerns that these exams, akin to board examinations, are placing undue stress on students and contradicting the spirit of education. Background: The

A petition has been submitted to the Supreme Court challenging the validity of elections where sole candidates are elected unopposed. This legal move raises concerns about the democratic principles of representation and fair competition in electoral processes. Background: The issue of unopposed elections has garnered attention as it is perceived to undermine the essence of