Bruised, Not Broken: Madras High Court Stands by ₹1 Lakh Relief for Man Tortured in Custody
In a firm nod to human dignity over uniformed excess, the Madras High Court has upheld a ₹1 lakh compensation order for a man brutalised...
Recent reports from Indian courts, with their original court documents.
In a firm nod to human dignity over uniformed excess, the Madras High Court has upheld a ₹1 lakh compensation order for a man brutalised...
In a legal sweep that silenced two hate speech charges, the Karnataka High Court on Friday struck down criminal proceedings against former Chief Minister and...
Justice may be blind—but not oblivious. In a virtual hearing that flushed all norms of decorum, the Gujarat High Court found itself the unintended stage...
In a sharply worded rebuke that carried the weight of both outrage and precedent, the Allahabad High Court has pulled up the Uttar Pradesh police...
The Uttarakhand High Court has cleared the way for next month’s panchayat elections, unfreezing a stay that had briefly halted the democratic process in the...
In a courtroom exchange that flipped the script on the censors, the Kerala High Court questioned the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) for stalling...
A grim shadow has fallen over South Calcutta Law College, where a law student has accused three men—including a former student turned lawyer and two...
The bribe was ₹3 lakh, the sting had dummy notes, and the man at the centre of it all—Charan Pratap Singh, Deputy Registrar of the...
In a courtroom steeped in legacy and precision, the Bombay High Court has settled a quiet but significant question: What becomes of the shares that...
Inside the grand halls of the Calcutta High Court, Trinamool Congress leader Kunal Ghosh delivered a preemptive olive branch — an apology not for a...
It wasn’t just another day in court—it was a courtroom with a sense of humour. During the hearing of a criminal contempt case, the Calcutta...
The Kerala High Court has drawn a firm constitutional line in the sand: police officers cannot pound on doors or enter homes of so-called “history...