The Court directed the Director FSL Bengaluru and Secretary of the Home Department to file affidavits on the measures to be the adopted for better functioning of the laboratories. The Court directed the state governments to draft an action plan that should contain the guidelines that are to be followed when dealing with the pending works in the labs.
Justice Pushpa Ganediwala is an Additional Judge at the High Court of Bombay. Her tenure which ended on Friday has been renewed for a period of one year against the Supreme Court collegium recommendation of 2 years.
Children selling toys and flowers at the traffic signals is a common sight in the city of Bangalore. These children are as young as 5 years old. A PIL was filed by an organisation Letzkit Foundation which is based in the city. Karnataka High Court taking into cognisance this matter decided to hold a special hearing.
The Court directed that in light of the submissions made by the writ applicant and respondent authorities that the Input Tax Credit be transferred to
The Madhya Pradesh High Court in a petition filed for no response on land disposal application directed the collector to decide it preferably within two months.
A suit was brought regarding declaration and injunction for a road that is used by the public, constituting a dominant heritage. The case was heard and decided upon by Hon’ble Justice Krishna Dixit.
Lord Muruga is a commonly worshipped by the backward communities in Tamil Nadu. The petition was filed to recognise Lord Muruga as the Tamil deity. This is in the backdrop of the AIADMK recognising ‘Thaipusam’ a festival linked to the worship of Lord Muruga as a holiday on the request of the state BJP leaders.
The Court took into consideration the decision in the case of Yunus Khan v State of Haryana and Ors while stating that “the marriage of a Muslim girl is governed by the personal law of the Muslims.”
A video that went viral, that depicted a person displaying affection to his same-sex partner. Owing to the virality of the video, the person depicted video, lost his appointment as the Home Guard.
The Court based its decision on the Muslim Personal Law system and stated that “a Muslim man may get married more than once without divorcing his earlier wife but the same does not apply to a Muslim lady”.
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