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Supreme Court Acquits Murder Convict After 8 Years in Jail Due to Absence of Test Identification Parade

In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India has acquitted a murder convict who had spent eight years in jail, citing the absence of a Test Identification Parade (TIP) as a crucial factor. This decision underscores the importance of procedural accuracy and the adherence to legal protocols in criminal investigations and trials. Background of […]

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Bombay High Court Quashes TISS Report Dismissing Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Dean

In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court has quashed a report from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) that dismissed sexual harassment allegations against one of its deans. This decision comes as a pivotal moment in ensuring accountability and thorough investigation in cases of sexual misconduct within academic institutions. Background of the Case

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Allahabad High Court Bar Association Protests: Lawyers Abstain from Work Over Hapur Incident

In a significant move, the Allahabad High Court Bar Association has resolved to abstain from work, aligning with a broader strike by lawyers across Uttar Pradesh. This action is in protest against the state government’s response to a recent incident involving police action against advocates in Hapur district. The decision underscores the legal community’s demand

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Supreme Court Questions Affordability of Fees for Collection of Sanitary Waste

In a significant deliberation, the Supreme Court of India has raised concerns about the affordability of fees imposed for the collection of sanitary waste, particularly highlighting the impact on economically disadvantaged communities. The Court’s remarks underscore the broader issue of equitable access to sanitation services and the financial burdens faced by poorer populations. Background of

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Supreme Court Rebukes Centre for Making Visually Impaired Man Struggle for Civil Service Job

In a significant rebuke, the Supreme Court of India has criticized the central government for making a visually impaired candidate face numerous obstacles in his quest for a civil service job. The Court’s stern remarks underscore the challenges faced by differently-abled individuals in accessing equal opportunities and the need for a more inclusive approach in

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Graham Staines Murder: Convicted Bajrang Dal Member Dara Singh Moves Supreme Court for Remission

In a notable legal development, Dara Singh, the Bajrang Dal member convicted in the 1999 murder of Australian missionary Graham Staines and his two sons, has approached the Supreme Court of India seeking remission of his life sentence. This case, which garnered international attention, involves one of the most heinous hate crimes in India’s recent

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Jammu Court Sends Former High Court Bar President Mian Qayoom to 15 Days Judicial Custody in Lawyer’s Murder Case

In a significant development, a Jammu court has ordered the judicial custody of Mian Abdul Qayoom, the former President of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association, for 15 days in connection with a high-profile lawyer’s murder case. This decision marks a crucial phase in the ongoing investigation into the case. Background of the

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Supreme Court Upholds AIBE Pass Marks, Advises “Padho Bhai” to Aspirants

In a definitive ruling, the Supreme Court of India has refused to reduce the passing marks for the All India Bar Examination (AIBE), emphasizing the need for aspirants to meet the existing standards. This decision underscores the Court’s commitment to maintaining the quality and competence of legal professionals in the country. Background of the Case

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Bengaluru Court Rejects Suraj Revanna’s Bail Plea in Sexual Abuse Case

In a significant legal development, a Bengaluru court has denied the bail plea of Suraj Revanna, who is facing charges in a high-profile sexual abuse case. This decision marks a critical step in the ongoing legal proceedings and highlights the judiciary’s stance on serious allegations of sexual misconduct. Background of the Case Suraj Revanna, a

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Karnataka High Court Grants Relief to Senior IPS Officer and Six Others in False Case Allegations

In a recent judgment, the Karnataka High Court provided significant relief to a senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer and six other individuals who were facing charges for allegedly initiating a false case. This decision underscores the judiciary’s role in ensuring justice and addressing misuse of legal provisions. Background of the Case The case revolves

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