Search Results

Karnataka's Advocate General today argued that the new policy is a progressive measure that was introduced after proper consideration.

Justice MI Arun made the oral remark while hearing pleas by Aaj Tak and its anchor Sudhir Chaudhary to quash a hate speech case filed against them in 2023.

The accused allegedly 'married' the complainant in front of a Lord Sai Baba photo, had repeated physical relations with her, and later refused to accept her as his wife.

The case concerns a direct recruitment drive initiated in 2023 to select District Judges against 14 vacancies for candidates with at least seven years of continuous legal practice as a lawyer.

Justice MG Kamal today allowed the RSS and the State authorities to give one more shot at examining whether the issue could be resolved outside the Court.

The RSS accused the State of enabling rival outfits to obstruct the march by entertaining applications to hold other rallies on the same date.

"Where women are honored, divinity blossoms," the Court said, quoting from the Manusmriti. It also remembered Gandhi's saying that India will not achieve true freedom until women can walk out freely a ...

A single-judge of the High Court had last week dismissed a plea filed by X (formerly Twitter) against Sahyog portal.

The judgment reaffirmed that freedom of speech under Article 19(1)(a) is subject to reasonable restrictions.

The State sought to challenge a February 2011 order which arose out of the liquidation proceedings of Mysore Kirloskar Ltd.

The Court said that no social media platform can treat the Indian marketplace as a mere playground.

The Advocate Association of Bengaluru (AAB) has alleged that some lawyers have been trying to register a new High Court Bar Association with ulterior motives to divide the Bar.

"Around 8,000 YouTube channels are running defamatory content against the Dharmasthala temple," counsel argued today.

The government warned that unchecked algorithmic control by private platforms poses a serious threat to democratic discourse.

The article discusses the grant of bail in cases involving irregular arrests with reference to the Karnataka HC's decision in Edwin Thomas v. State of Karnataka.

The Bar council said abrupt transfers can demoralise the judiciary and affect the trust in the judicial system.