Keep off Babri case, Supreme Court tells Swamy and activists

Source – indiatimes.com NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday ousted BJP leader Subramanian Swamy from being a part of the politically and communally sensitive case relating to the Hindu-Muslim ownership battle over the 2.77 acre Babri Masjid-Ram Janmabhoomi disputed plot. A bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justices Ashok Bhushan and S Abdul Nazeer

Delhi High Court stays ban on bullbars

Source – autocarindia.com Months after the Ministry of Road, Transport and Highways had banned the fitment of bullbars on vehicles  in India, the Delhi High Court has stayed the government order. PTI reports that a two-member bench of the Delhi High Court – which is hearing a plea filed by a supplier and manufacturer of bullbars in India

Supreme Court Orders Compensation to Farmers

Source – newsclick.in The Supreme Court of India delivered a  Judgement   in favour of farmers who had lost their land through a fraudulent land acquisition process. On March 12, farmers from the villages Manesar, Lakhnoula and Naurangpur in Haryana finally got some relief from the Supreme Court after around seven years of litigation. The issue began

Supreme Court Asks Woman To Bring Back Fugitive Daughter-In-Law

Source – ndtv.com NEW DELHI:  The Supreme Court on Monday refused to release the attached properties of the mother-in-law of an absconding businesswoman, who is currently residing in London, saying she should first bring her daughter-in-law back to India. The top court asked the 75-years-old woman to first bring her daughter-in-law Ritika Awasty, a promoter of Bush

Court takes first step towards taking suicide off list of crimes

Source – indiatimes.com NEW DELHI: In its path-breaking verdict linking right to life with right to die with dignity, the Supreme Court on Friday took the first step towards giving judicial support to the much canvassed proposition that it was inhuman to punish a distressed person who failed to end his life through suicide. Section 309 of IPC provides that “whoever attempts