Delhi High Court

Justice Mini Pushkarna issued the directive on a civil defamation suit filed by Union minister Smriti Irani seeking damages of over Rs 2 crore for allegedly making baseless allegations against her and her daughter.

NRAI claimed in the petition that the July 4 order's prohibition was arbitrary and untenable and should be overturned because it was issued without considering the facts and circumstances.

Veteran sports administrator Narinder Batra was on Friday ordered to stop functioning as IOA president by the Delhi High Court.

The civil aviation regulator further cautioned that if such passengers are discovered without a face mask and not behaving in accordance with COVID, they would be removed from the aircraft prior to departure.

According to the high court, all such individuals who are discovered to be breaching these standards should be prosecuted, punished, and placed on the no-fly list, and it is critical to create appropriate disincentive to compel compliance with norms.

Special Judge Vikas Dhull imposed a Rs 50 lakh fine on the convict in the case of acquiring disproportionate assets between 1993 and 2006.

While Justice Rajiv Shakdher held that Exception 2 to Section 375 IPC was unconstitutional, Justice Hari Shankar disagreed with him and upheld it

The petitioner claims that the CBSE, ISCE, and state boards have separate syllabuses and curricula, which is in violation of Articles 14, 15, 16, 21, and 21A of the Constitution.

Aside from the withdrawal of the circular, the petition also requested an apology from the agency for its conduct. The motion, however, was denied by the Delhi High Court. Patel had asked the court for permission to go to the United States for a foreign assignment and a lecture series organised by several colleges till May 30.

Since November 2021, the Ansal brothers have been jailed. A lower court sentenced them to seven-year imprisonment and a Rs 2.25 crore fine each.