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A case was registered against 14 Muslim men after videos of them breaking their fast in a boat on the river went viral on social media.

The Court said the issue would be examined after responses are filed by the central agencies.

The conversion was not recognised after the man's Hindu father-in-law accused him of illegal conversion, the Court was told.

The Division Bench noted that the CLAT evaluation process had undergone multi-level expert scrutiny and found no demonstrable error warranting judicial interference.

The Court noted that the accused was not named in the original FIR and observed that there was no evidence showing disturbance of public order due to the alleged acts.

The Court said the RSS along with its allied groups has been rendering its services to the various sections of society for last 100 years.

The High Court last month refused to quash the case, observing that forced religious conversion allegations among youngsters was particularly disturbing.

The Court was dealing with a case involving a couple where the wife is a gynecologist and her husband is a neurosurgeon.

The accused has been in jail since October 2025.

Justice Sreedharan's career is marked by a refusal to tolerate executive overreach and clear loyalty to the oath of office rather than to the powers that be that would ensure his progression on the Be ...

The Court had earlier sought an explanation from Uttar Pradesh government for police' failure to write 'Honorable' or 'Mr' before former Union minister Anurag Thakur's name in a First Information Repo ...

The Court has dismissed a plea challenging a trial court's refusal to order the registration of a criminal case against Rahul Gandhi.

However, the Court directed authorities to ensure rehabilitation measures are fully implemented before taking possession of residential lands.

The Court observed that the vehicle owner had suffered loss due to the illegal and arbitrary action of the State.

The Court rejected a petition moved by a transgender person against alleged encroachment of her "territorial jurisdiction" by other kinnars.

The Court found that in two cases from different districts, the accused had been shot in the leg.