Hurting religious sentiments

PIL to ban Adipurush: "Is it public interest or publicity interest litigation?" Calcutta High Court asks petitioner
Bengaluru court restrains sale of book about Tipu Sultan on plea by former Wakf Board Committee chairman
Religious sentiments get hurt easily these days every time someone says something about religion: Kerala High Court
Allahabad High Court grants bail to man accused of putting remains of dead cow in Shiva temple
Condom on Trishul poem controversy: Calcutta High Court directs DCP to submit report
Plea by Mohammed Zubair in Supreme Court to quash 6 UP Police FIRs to be heard by Justice DY Chandrachud bench
Mohammed Zubair bail plea: LIVE UPDATES from Supreme Court
Sitapur court refuses bail to Mohammed Zubair in UP Police FIR; remands him to 14-day judicial custody
[Hurting religious sentiments of Christians] Punjab & Haryana High Court stays FIR against Raveena Tandon, Farah Khan, Bharti Singh
Rights, sensitivity and publicity: The ever-changing landscape of film litigation in India
[Hate speech] Who made speech matters; Catholic priest cannot get same protection as stand up comedians: Madras High Court
Allahabad High Court notice on plea to restrain Waseem Rizvi from giving disputed religious speeches
Turban an essential religious symbol: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Sabyasachi Mangalsutra Ad with "semi-naked models" outrageous to Hindus: Lawyer sends legal notice
Alleged publication of distorted Goddess Durga image: Gauhati High Court grants pre-arrest bail
Gurdas Maan granted interim stay on arrest by Punjab & Haryana High Court in religious sentiments case
Insults to religion made carelessly without intention to outrage religious feelings will not attract Section 295A IPC: Tripura High Court
Use of "Gomatha" for beef preparation in cookery show likely to hurt religious feelings: Kerala HC passes strictures against Rehana Fathima
No longer in "flowers cuddling" era but whether obscene or not must be tested: MP HC declines to quash FIR against Ekta Kapoor over "XXX" episode
"How can you object to what people watch on TV?" Supreme Court observes while granting Prashant Bhushan protection from arrest
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