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"खैर, होनी को कौन ही टाल सकता है": Meghalaya High Court has upheld bail for Sonam Raghuvanshi, the prime suspect in the 2025 Cherrapunji honeymoon murder of her husband Raja, after a Shillong court exposed massive police paperwork errors
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During the high court appeal, Meghalaya Advocate General (AG) Amit Kumar strongly challenged the lower court's judgment.
"Intent to kill Hindus in Calcutta": Supreme Court stayed a Delhi High Court directive granting premature release to Rashid Khan, the 77-year-old mastermind behind the 1993 Bowbazar blast in Kolkata that tragically killed 69 people
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The administrative journey of Khan’s file reveals a long history of shifting political stances and complex legal overlaps between state and federal powers.
In a shocking rebuke, the Madras High Court warns of a slide into autocracy after a massive 10-year legal delay in DMK leader M. Appavu’s 2016 Radhapuram election case finally ended with AIADMK’s Inbadurai losing his win
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Seeking to overturn the directive, Inbadurai challenged the High Court's order before the Supreme Court of India.
"भोजशाला तो बस झांकी है, अब काशी-मथुरा बाकी है": Ending a centuries-old dispute, the Madhya Pradesh High Court definitively declared Dhar's Bhojshala complex a historical Saraswati temple founded by Raja Bhoj, restoring Hindu worship rights forever
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Moving forward, the Hindu community has been granted the unrestricted right to perform their daily pooja.
"ये जन्नत मुबारक रहे ज़ाहिदों को": Chhattisgarh High Court denies Professor Dilip Jha’s request to drop the case regarding allegations of forcing over 150 Hindu students to perform namaz at a Guru Ghasidas University camp in Bilaspur
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While the court acknowledged the professor’s claim that the case was "frivolous," the judges explained that they can only stop a case in very rare situations.
Madhya Pradesh High Court recently ruled that a Muslim man’s second marriage is not "void" under Section 494 IPC, as Sharia permits polygamy, highlighting how Indian courts often prioritize personal law over secular bigamy rules
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The influence of Sharia extends beyond marriage and into modern relationship dynamics, such as cohabitation.
"Instead of casteless society, new divisions being created": CJI Surya Kant dramatically dismissed a plea for a separate DNT count in the 2027 Indian census, blasting the move as a dangerous and foreign-backed plot to deeply divide our entire society
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During the hearing, the Chief Justice made pointed remarks, indicating that the petition raised deeper concerns beyond its stated objective.
"छुपाना भी नहीं आता जताना भी नहीं आता": The Madhya Pradesh High Court nullifies Mukesh Malhotra’s election in Vijaypur after he hid criminal cases, officially declaring BJP’s Ramniwas Rawat the winner to protect the rights of every voter
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The court carefully examined whether the candidate had provided accurate and complete information to voters before the election.
"What is the point of hearing you?": Supreme Court granted Vikas Yadav a Holi furlough for the Nitish Katara murder, telling the grieving family to let things go after 23 years of his 25-year term in a Delhi prison
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Vikas Yadav is the son of the influential Uttar Pradesh politician D.P. Yadav, and his journey through the legal system has been a long one.
Supreme Court finally ends a 100-year fight over the Amogasidda temple in Karnataka, ruling that Sahebgouda’s family holds the true hereditary pujari rights over the rivals led by late Ogeppa
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Amogasidda, a saint who passed away approximately 600 years ago, has his samadhi at Mamatti Gudda temple in Jalgeri, Arkeri, Karnataka.














