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The manner in which a journalist presents the facts is their skill of writing and if the reported matter is factually correct, it cannot be termed as an act of defamation, the Court said.

The Court held that the prosecution of the two engineers was fraught with blemishes and that the State had failed to prove the alleged bribery demand.

The petition raises concerns that the film reconstructs covert missions and personal details of Major Mohit Sharma without authorisation from his family or the Indian army.

A Division Bench of Justices Anil Kshetarpal and Harish Vaidynathan Shankar passed the order.

Justice Jyoti Singh allowed the students to deposit fee within ten days and further directed Delhi University to process their admission.

A young trainee experiencing short term psychiatric issues or at best, whose act can be termed as negligent or ignorant, cannot be treated as a thief or person unworthy of being an officer, the Court ...

SFIO’s authority extends only to offences under the Companies Act and does not prevent other agencies from probing distinct offences under other laws, the Court said.

Data Evolve sought the inclusion of six further issues including the KPMG visit, deployment of the application and the timeline of its development.

However, the Court at this stage declined to order takedown of other content with Devgan's images.

The High Court said that the review lacked merit and that the Department was harassing two companies that manufactured the goods in question.

Apple has also challenged a March 2025 CCI order directing it to furnish its financial statements for the years 2022, 2023 and 2024.

In May 2025, the Indian government revoked her OCI status for “anti-India” activities, saying that her writings and speeches targeted India’s sovereignty.

JS Hospitality Services, proprietor of the registered “Pind Balluchi” trademark, approached a commercial court alleging that Triom Hospitality was running a restaurant in Dwarka under the same name.

Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya led bench will hear the case on November 26.

Aggarwala has argued that the abrupt suspension of his account left him no opportunity to retrieve his legal briefs and other sensitive information.

The Court held that the shape of the Birkin bag, the Hermès trademark, as well as two stylised versions of the Hermès mark, deserved to be declared as well-known trademarks.