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The Court observed that online filing of nominations would play a vital role in fulfilling the Election Commission’s statutory duty to maintain the purity of elections.

The Court directed the State Secretary of Home Affairs to immediately issue and enforce a standing operating procedure (SoP) to be followed while tracing missing persons.

"Considering the condition of the accused, he deserves the benefit of bail since he is entitled to lead a life with all dignity in an environment congenial to him, and it is not possible in jail," the ...

Justice S Datta Purkayastha observed that a Supreme Court verdict on the issue was equally applicable to Tripura.

The woman claimed that on February 16, she was groped by the first-class judicial magistrate in Kamalpur when she visited his chamber to have a statement recorded regarding her rape case.

The division bench of Justice T Amarnath Goud and Justice Biswajit Palit also ordered that convict Pradip Debroy @ Kutti be kept in solitary confinement.

The petitioner Koushik Karmakar was also alleged to have overstayed his leave for two days and found unavailable on several visits of the District and Sessions Judge, Khowai.

"Unless there are special circumstances to take a different view, the parent who is denied custody of the child should have the right to talk to his/her child for 5-10 minutes every day," the Court sa ...

"India is a secular country and everybody has the fundamental right to choose his own religion," the Court said while reprimanding certain Chakma committees for encouraging a boycott of the Christian ...

With the appointment of these two judges, the Tripura High Court will soon function at its full-sanctioned strength of five judges.

The Collegium has recommended the appointment of judicial officers Biswajit Palit and Sabyasachi Datta Purkayastha as High Court judges.

Courts should not forget the rigors of the NDPS Act and the UAPA where it is by now well settled that bail is not a rule but an exception, the High Court said while agreeing with the State's arguments ...