Delhi High Court

The High Court rejected the argument by Centre which stated that arrangements could not be made because personnel were engaged in management of security across the city during the festive season. However, the court said to the Centre to refrain from such excuses.

The NGO has contended that while the Indian Railways, which has an independent water supply system all over the country, is able to keep trains running by meeting the requirement of water for washing and cleaning of trains, tracks and platforms, it is "failing to supply safe and wholesome drinking water to millions of railway passengers and its staff who live in the railway colonies".

Rohatgi refused to divulge the true reason when media persons reached out to him over the matter. He merely quipped that he had a rethink on the assignment and decided against taking it up.

Delhi University asserted that St Stephens College will have to follow the rules laid down by the government for admission, a day after the colleges governing body decided to approach Supreme Court over the issue.

The Supreme Court noted that the Representation of the People Act, 1950, read with the Conduct of Elections Rules, 1961, contemplated that a candidate's name must be proposed while filling out the nomination form and that an individual cannot claim the right to contest an election.

Big relief to the makers of Brahmastra Part One: Shiva as the Delhi High Court has banned a total of 18 sites from streaming the Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt-starrer film. Helmed by Ayan Mukerji, the film will hit the theatres on Friday.

The high court dismissed WhatsApp and Facebook's appeals against an order dismissing their challenge to a Competition Commission of India (CCI) investigation into the instant messaging platform's updated privacy policy for 2021.

The Supreme Court's order comes a week after FIFA, the world's top football body, suspended the AIFF with immediate effect over "flagrant violations of the FIFA Statutes".A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court said it is passing the order to facilitate revocation of suspension of AIFF by the FIFA.

The entities must provide ED with information about remittances made from frozen bank accounts every 48 hours, as per court.

According to the high court, the statements made by three Congress lawmakers have the "nature of defamation" and "appear to be fake with malicious purpose" to intentionally put Irani and her daughter in the spotlight and "damage their moral character and public image."