Source:-moneycontrol The Delhi High Court, which is hearing a lawsuit filed by SpiceJet’s former promoter, Kalanithi Maran of Sun Group, and his KAL Airways, against the low-cost airline, has ordered it to deposit nearly Rs 243 crore within six weeks. The amount is essentially an interest payout of the sum Maran and KAL Airways won
Source:-thequint In a special hearing held at 7pm on Saturday, 29 August, the Delhi High Court disposed of the petition against a controversial show that was to be aired Noida-based channel Sudarshan News TV. In a trailer for the show, shared by editor of the news channel, Suresh Chavhank claimed to expose an alleged conspiracy
Source:-republicworld Ex-Delhi law minister Jitender Singh Tomar Friday told the Delhi High Court that a fake degree case lodged against him cannot be heard by the special court set up to deal with matters of elected MPs and MLAs as his election to the legislative assembly in 2015 polls has been set aside. Tomar said
Source:-indianexpress THE DELHI High Court Thursday allowed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to resume breath analyser tests for Air Traffic Controllers (ATCs) after the court was told that the machine used for the test will not be used again for a minimum of 12 hours. On March 23, the High Court had ordered
Source:-hindustantimes The HC also asked the state government to re-strategise its policy for testing Covid-19 patients in the national capital to accommodate asymptomatic patients in the wake of the increasing number of cases. The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the state government to set up Covid-19 testing centres at inter-state bus terminals in the
Source:-ndtv The Delhi High Court has held that annual and development charges cannot be taken from the parents of students “during the pendency of the present lockdown”, when schools are yet to reopen. New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has held that annual and development charges cannot be taken from the parents of students “during
Source:-judiciary New Delhi: The Delhi High Court Thursday asked the Ministry of Railways to consider arranging travel for disabled students from distant places to the national capital for the exams to be conducted by Delhi University. The high court said the ministry also consider the feasibility of issuing confirmed tickets to such students at subsidised
Source:-.hindustantimes The Delhi high court on Wednesday directed the city police to file the case diary pertaining to the FIR against several people, including Pinjra Tod member Natasha Narwal, who have been charged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) for their alleged involvement in the north-east Delhi riots. Justice Vibhu Bakhru, while hearing Narwal’s
source:- tribuneindia.com Death penalty has been held to be a valid form of punishment in India by the Supreme Court. But can convicts inordinately delay their execution by using procedural loopholes in the law? The question is being asked in view of delay in execution of the four convicts in the 2012 Nirbhaya gang rape
source:- hindustantimes.com A petitioner had contended that the relaxation given to women and children was violative of the Constitution’s Articles 14, 15(1) and 21 and also defeated the purpose for use of helmet that was made mandatory for two-wheeler riders under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. The Madhya Pradesh government had exempted women and children
