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Tiwari's ex-husband had accused her of forging his signature on a Non-Objection Certificate (NOC) in 2017 to obtain a visa for their son to travel to the UK.

Magistrate Komalsing Rajput attributed majority of the blame to Neeraj Bishnoi, Neerajkumar Singh and Omkareshwar Thakur. Bail pleas of Singh and Thakur were, therefore, rejected.

The Court observed that records showed the active involvement of the accused in propagating information relating to women from a particular community.

The Bandra Metropolitan Magistrate Komalsing Rajput pronounced the verdict today in the bail applications filed by the three accused arrested so far by the Mumbai Police in the matter.

Both the accused were remanded to judicial custody and have filed for bail applications which will be heard on Monday.

The two accused were brought to Mumbai from Uttarakhand on transit remand by the Cyber cell of Mumbai Police.

India being the world’s largest democracy and most populous nation cannot stay behind in its approach to tackle the pressing issue of AI, which is developing at breakneck speed, and its related challe ...

The 2024 Guidelines promise a stronger framework for avoiding conflict of interest, which will foster renewed confidence in arbitration.

The article discusses the status of homebuyers under the IBC since the inception of the code in 2016 till now.

The Court observed a trend in Mumbai, particularly amongst the wealthy, of children harassing the elderly in order to somehow grab their property while they are still alive.

The manner in which ODR has been adopted is pathbreaking and sets the benchmark for dispute resolution globally.

The matter is being heard by a vacation bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant and Justices JK Maheshwari and Augustine George Masih.

The apex court raised apprehensions that the High Court's interpretation of the word 'public servant' under Section 5 of the POCSO Act could be erroneous and could give immunity to law makers.

CBI has contended that the High Court erred in law in holding that the offence of aggravated penetrative sexual assault under Section 5(c) of the POCSO Act was not made out against Sengar

CBI has stated that Sengar is an influential person and that his release during the pendency of the appeal would jeopardise the security of the victim and undermine public confidence in justice delive ...

The High Court held that Sengar cannot be categorised as a public servant under Section 5(c) of the POCSO Act or Section 376(2)(b) of the IPC.