Tag: Kerala High Court

Schools Which Require Recognition Under RTE Act Can’t Teach One Religion Exclusively, Rules Kerala High Court.

Source:- swarajyamag.com The Kerala High Court has ruled that minority institutions cannot promote religion in the garb of the right to establish educational institutions and cultural rights, especially with relation to the Right to Education Act (RTE) 2009. Another significant feature of the ruling by the High Court Judge Justice A Muhamed Mustaque is that

Gay couple moves Kerala High Court to strike down Special Marriage Act provisions.

Source:- business-standard.com A gay couple has moved the Kerala High Court, seeking to strike down certain provisions under the Special Marriage Act, 1954, which do not permit to get their marriage registered. Considering the writ petition by the petitioners on Monday, the court has sought the views of Central and state governments on the matter.

After Kin Moves High Court, Kerala Govt Asked to Preserve Bodies of 2 Slain Maoists until Further Orders.

Source – news18.com Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala High Court on Tuesday directed the state government to preserve until further orders the bodies of two Maoists who were killed in an encounter in the Agali forests last week, after their relatives filed a plea against a court order permitting their cremation. It also directed the government to keep

Jacobite Faction Prevents Orthodox Priests, Followers from Entering Church in Kerala.

Source – news18.com Kochi: The authorities on Monday failed to implement a court order directing to facilitate entry of Orthodox faction priests and followers into a church in Kothamangalam to offer prayers following strong resistance from Jacobite faction priests and faithful. The Orthodox faction priests and followers withdrew from the scene after their hours-long stand-off with

Tensions continue between two Christian factions over possession of church in Kerala following Supreme Court verdict.

Source – Tension prevailed in Kothamangalam in Ernakulam district in Kerala on Monday after a large number of priests and followers belonging to the Jacobite faction prevented those belonging to the Orthodox faction from entering a church to take its possession as per a Supreme Court’s 2017 verdict regarding the Church’s management. In its order, the apex

Why not dissolve Kochi Corp, asks Kerala HC.

Source – newindianexpress.com KOCHI: Expressing concern over the severe waterlogging that threw life out of gear in Kochi on Monday, the Kerala High Court on Tuesday orally observed that the government needs to step in and initiate action to dissolve the city corporation council if it is inefficient in preventing flooding. Justice Devan Ramachandran said

Make all roads motorable by January 2020: High Court tells Kerala government.

Source – thenewsminute.com The Kerala High Court has directed the government as well as local self governing institutions to make all roads motorable immediately, no later than January 2020. The directive was issued by Justice Devan Ramachandran while hearing a writ petition filed in 2008 on the bad condition of roads in Kerala. When the petition, filed by