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Allahabad HC’s Justice Anil Kumar rules birth caste is permanent despite marriage or faith, a move sparked by an Aligarh clash that may shift the future of SC/ST rights and lead to legal misuse
| Satyaagrah | Law
The appellants (the accused party) argued that they were being falsely framed.
"लाहौल विला क़ुवत": Inspector Sadiq Pasha faces court wrath for harassing defence officials with a suo motu FIR after an Army drone accidentally fell in a Muslim-majority area, forcing the Karnataka High Court to step in
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The conflict arose after the Bengaluru-based company, which is a centrally regulated aerospace research firm, faced criminal charges.
"चारा भाईचारा के बारे में सोचें": Kerala HC stirs debate by asking to rethink non-Hindu ban after Christian priests entered Adoor Sree Parthasarathi Temple, raising serious concerns over judicial interference in Hindu religious laws
| Satyaagrah | Law
The judges held that the Thanthri holds a supreme and central role in the spiritual hierarchy of the temple.
Allahabad High Court rejects the plea against NEET-PG 2025 zero percentile cut-off, firmly backing NBEMS’s controversial decision to lower qualifying scores and fill all postgraduate medical seats
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The core of his argument was that lowering the standard to such an extent would "dilute" the quality of postgraduate medical education.
Madhya Pradesh HC Justice Vivek Jain rejects husband’s plea for a virginity test of his wife to prove his claim that she is refusing sexual intercourse, ruling it an unconstitutional privacy invasion with no legal standing in divorce
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Justice Jain further explained that the husband’s argument did not fall within the legal framework of the Hindu Marriage Act.
Delhi HC tears into Newslaundry’s Manisha Pande for calling TV Today ‘shit’, warning she lacks decency and faces career ruin as judges reserve verdict in this heated defamation battle against Aaj Tak
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The court characterized this specific choice of vocabulary as “gross” and “plainly disparaging,” signaling a clear departure from acceptable journalistic critique.
“इसको बताना है… अंजाम क्या होता है”: Bombay HC denies bail to Yusuf Khan in Amravati’s Umesh Kolhe murder, ruling the calculated WhatsApp conspiracy and killing were terror acts designed to strike fear after the Nupur Sharma row
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Kolhe was killed for sharing a message on the messaging platform WhatsApp in support of Nupur Sharma, a former spokesperson for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Supreme Court slams Maneka Gandhi for callous stray dog remarks, warning of contempt, while seeking justice for a six-year-old girl who died after Delhi hospitals denied her critical rabies treatment
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These activists often argue as if they live in a utopian world where stray dogs are harmless plush toys.
Supreme Court issues notices to Mamata Banerjee and halts FIRs against ED officers after Chief Minister seized files during Kolkata I-PAC raid, as judges warn unchecked state interference risks anarchy
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The Supreme Court bench appeared deeply troubled by the narrative of a Chief Minister physically intervening in a federal investigation.
Supreme Court halts the MP High Court order reinstating a judge accused of urinating on a train berth, branding the chaos on the Indore-Jabalpur Express as the gravest form of disgusting misconduct
| Satyaagrah | Law
This appeal challenged the correctness of the High Court’s order dated May 6, 2025, which had granted relief to the accused officer.














