Karnataka HC Rejects X Corp’s Challenge to Sahyog Portal
This is a major ruling that the Karnataka High Court has made in refusing a petition by X Corp, the company that was earlier referred to as Twitter.
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Supreme Court in The Wire Defamation Saga Advocates Decriminalization
The questioning of the Supreme Court suggested that a more proper and fair solution can be the financial compensation. This would not even defend the reputation of the person, but would eliminate the fear of criminal conviction and jailing that can be abused to subdue dissent and questioning.
Justice Katju
Goswamy Tulsidas wrote in Ramcharitamanas :“परहित सरिस धरम नहि भाई।परपीड़ा सम नहि अधमाई।।”i.e.There is no dharma equal to service of…
MP High Court Directs Action Against Woman for Malicious Rape Charge on Senior Advocate
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has gone on record to oppose the misuse of laws that are intended to safeguard the women and it has instructed authorities to take legal action against a woman who filed a rape complaint as false.
Delhi High Court PIL Seeks Removal of Afzal Guru, Maqbool Bhatt Graves from Tihar Jail to Curb Terrorism Glorification
A former employee of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) which is the external intelligence agency in India filed the PIL. The main reason of the plea is that this burial ground in one of the complexes of prisons controlled by the state might serve as an idea-giver to the anti-national factors and secessionists.
Jacqueline Fernandez Appeal dismissed by Supreme Court to Quash ₹200 Cr Money Laundering Case Linked to Sukesh Chandrashekhar
It is a big move by the Supreme Court of India to render a verdict in the high profile money laundering case of Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandez. The court rejected her petition to suppress the case against her in the 200 crore extortion case connected with conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar.
Understanding the concept of the Mistake of Fact and the Mistake of Law under Section 72 of The Indian Contract Act 1872
By – Sneha Vyas INTRODUCTION As humans, we often make mistakes in our lives, but have you ever wondered what…
Allahabad High Court Prohibits Caste Mentions in Police Records and Targets Vehicle Caste Stickers
The decision of the Allahabad High Court issued on September 16, 2025, transcends much further than the case that it was considering. The court was concerned that police continue to use caste as a form of identification in the first quarter of the 21 st century.
Kerala High Court Clarifies Muslim Polygamy Law Requires Equal Maintenance for Wives
The case was based on a petition by a woman who requested maintenance to her husband. The husband was a Muslim man, who had already married a second wife and already stopped maintenance payments to the first wife on the pretext that his responsibilities had been shared.
High Court Refuses to Dismiss FIR Against Neha Rathore for Social Media Remarks on PM Modi
The complaint against Neha Singh Rathore was filed at Lucknow in Hazratganj police station in April under the different provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). The major allegations deal with her social media content, specifically on the social site known as X (previously Twitter), which was published in the post-terrorist attack period in Pahalgam.