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Daily legal digest for 2026-June-19: Supreme Court Creates 'Loss of Domestic Care' Compensation H; Delhi HC Upholds Platform-Wide Telegram Ban Under Section 69; Supreme Court Directs Fund Creation to Address Brain Drain i.

Daily legal digest for 2026-June-18: Bombay HC Permits Suit Against AI-Generated Deepfakes Infrin; Karnataka HC Strikes Down Dynamic UQR Mechanism in Electrici; Bombay HC Clarifies Shared Public Transport Excluded from PO.

Daily legal digest for 2026-June-13: Kerala HC Grants Bail to Mother in Child Murder Case Without; Allahabad HC Overturns Seven Convictions; Holds Flawed Confe; Supreme Court Rules Procedural Defect in Final Appointment S.

Daily legal digest for 2026-June-02: SC: Section 8 HSA heirs hold property as tenants-in-common, ; SC: Temporary casual labourers entitled to pension without f; BCI constitutes two new Election Tribunals following SC dire.

Daily legal digest for 2026-May-13: Supreme Court: Caste-Based Abuse Without Public View Not SC/; OSH Central Rules 2026: Mandatory Registration, Health Check; Supreme Court Reviews CCTV Installation Progress in Police S.

Daily legal digest for 2026-April-28: Supreme Court Takes Suo Motu Cognizance of Assault on Woman ; Director's Section 138 NI Act Liability Persists During Comp; Supreme Court Acquits 16 in 2008 Assam Murder Case Due to Fl.

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-26: Supreme Court Cancels Bail in Dowry Death Case, Calls It 'Gr; Supreme Court: Non-Joining of Selected Candidate Does Not Co; Supreme Court: Public Holiday Declarations Fall Within Execu.

Daily legal digest for 2026-March-25: Conversion to Christianity extinguishes SC/ST status: Suprem; SC Collegium recommends 8 judges for permanent positions in ; Diversion of preferential allotment funds violates PFUTP Reg.

Source:-https://www.dnaindia.com In its bid to control the spread of the new mutant strain of coronavirus, the Kerala government has moved the Supreme Court (SC) against the Kerala High Court’s (HC) order to increase the number of daily pilgrims at the Sabarimala temple to 5,000. “The state Chief Secretary had moved the apex court challenging the

Source:-https://www.newindianexpress.com KOCHI: The Guruvayur Devaswom Management Committee (GDMC) has admitted before the Kerala High Court that Devaswom Minister Kadakampally Surendran’s wife and two others entered the nalambalam of the Guruvayur Temple. The darshan, on November 26, was performed complying strictly with the Covid protocol and by observing social distancing, GDMC said. T Breeja Kumari, administrator,