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The Baramulla MP had said that he was being charged ₹1.44 lakh per day for security and travel arrangements to go to parliament from Tihar jail.

The NHRC had earlier this year registered a complaint against Rashid on an anonymous social media post making the allegations.

The 51-year-old lawyer allegedly raped and assaulted the 27-year-old complainant and then attempted to influence her through two judicial officers to drop the case.

The company selling carbonated wine-in-a-pint beverage under the name Bro Code claims that Ravi Mohan failed to remove film promos and trailers bearing “BRO CODE” despite a restraining order.

The Court said repeated instances of people coming to Court for takedown of content was turning it into a grievance redressal forum.

The Amazon-Future Group dispute originated from Amazon's 2019 investment of ₹1,431 crore to acquire a 49% stake in Future Coupons Private Limited.

Bar & Bench explains where the new judges fit in the seniority list, the rosters they have been assigned and how it impacts the serving judges.

The government told the Court that CCTV cameras being installed in the Dargah will not capture the sanctum sanctorum.

Indigo's suit alleged that Mahindra’s use of “6e” unlawfully exploits IndiGo’s trademark “6E”, which the airline uses not only as its callsign but also across several airline products and services.

The Court recently framed issues for trial in a commercial dispute between Digi Yatra Foundation and software developer Data Evolve Solutions Pvt Ltd.

Patanjali has been sued by Dabur over the advertisement published last month; the Court reserved its verdict on the interim injunction application.

Yadav has moved the High Court stating that he has spent more than 23 years of his 25 year sentence in jail for the 2002 murder of Katara.

The committee is to encourage contributions by crowdfunding for the treatment of rare diseases, as envisaged under the National Policy for Rare Diseases, 2021, the Court said.

The petitioner told the Court that she had provided information regarding GST evasion by a company.

The Court held that the Central government was empowered to extend the EPF Scheme, 1952 to foreign nationals.

The Court noted a case before the Supreme Court where a Russian woman was assisted by the Russian government in leaving India with her child, while the custody battle was pending.