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Delhi's AQI 'very poor' for fourth day, set to get 'severe'
The 24-hour average Air Quality Index (AQI) stood at 369 at 4 pm on Thursday, compared to 377 recorded at the same time on Wednesday, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
Bombay HC directs inclusion of six Goa family members in voter list during SIR
The Bombay High Court affirmed that the Representation of the People Act remains effective during the electoral rolls revision process. It directed the Electoral Registration Officer of Santa Cruz to include the family names in the voter list. The family had applied for a change of address, but their request was initially denied. Following multiple rejections from electoral officials, the court intervened to ensure their voting rights.
Maharashtra clears move to appoint directors in big cooperatives, Opposition cries foul over Gokul
The Maharashtra government has approved a proposal allowing it to appoint five directors to cooperatives with annual turnover exceeding Rs 500 crore, including Gokul Dairy. The move has triggered Opposition protests, with Congress alleging an attempt to override the mandate of elected board members and gain control of the Kolhapur-based cooperative.
SC questions relevance of two-child norm for contesting elections, cites changing demographic trends
The Supreme Court has questioned the continued relevance of laws disqualifying people with more than two children from contesting elections, citing India's declining fertility rate and changing demographics. Referring a challenge to Maharashtra's two-child eligibility rule to a larger bench, it also raised concerns over reproductive autonomy and democratic participation.
Delhi air turns hazardous; AQI touches 605, GRAP-II vehicle curb enforced at Gurgaon border
Delhi AQI: Among the worst-affected locations, Punjabi Bagh recorded an AQI of 452, followed by Dhaula Kuan at 417, ITO at 418, RK Puram at 423 and Ghazipur at 410. The air quality around India Gate stood at 414, with all these locations falling in the severe category.
Bombay HC asks BMC to restore Dia Mirza’s Diwali video, questions politicians’ remarks
The Bombay High Court asked BMC to restore Dia Mirza’s Diwali video after BJP leaders objected to her inclusion in the civic body’s anti-pollution campaign. The bench questioned the remarks against the actress, saying it was disturbed by the comments and asking whether India was not a secular country.
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Bombay HC invokes secular spirit, slams 'petty mindset', says restore Dia Mirza clip
The Bombay High Court expressed discontent over the removal of Dia Mirza's eco-friendly Diwali campaign video. Political objections led to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's decision to delete the clip. The court emphasized the need for a secular approach in environmental awareness efforts. Justice Gokhale criticized local politicians for not advocating for environmental issues effectively.
Bombay HC slams row over Dia Mirza's Diwali video, directs BMC to re-upload clip
The Bombay High Court expressed discontent over the removal of Dia Mirza's video promoting an eco-friendly Diwali. This decision came after objections from certain political figures who labeled the campaign as anti-Hindu. The court emphasized the message was important for environmental awareness, irrespective of individual beliefs. Consequently, the court ordered the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to restore Mirza's video on social media.
Imran Khan tenders unconditional apology to Bombay HC, vows not to join protests amid ‘Leave India’ notice row
Imran Khan submitted an unconditional apology to the Bombay High Court as he challenges a 'Leave India Notice'. This notice was issued by the Foreigners Regional Registration Office after his alleged participation in a protest. The court has scheduled a hearing for December 7, which keeps the notice in abeyance for the time being.
Actor Ajay Devgn moves Bombay High Court against FDA notice over Vimal Elaichi ads
Ajay Devgn has filed a petition in the Bombay High Court against the FDA's show-cause notice. The notice involves his advertisements for 'Vimal Elaichi', linked to banned products in Maharashtra. FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe confirmed completed investigations regarding violations by several actors. Similar notices were issued to Shah Rukh Khan and Tiger Shroff for the same reason. The court is scheduled to hear the matter on November 4.
Pan masala ad proceedings against 3 actors complete, matter up for adjudication next: FDA chief
Maharashtra FDA has completed its investigation into actors Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff over alleged violations of state rules through Vimal Pan Masala advertisements. The matter will be referred for adjudication next week, with the regulator proceeding despite Devgn approaching the Bombay High Court.
EPS-95: Private sector employees win higher pension case in Bombay High Court despite PF Trust wage ceiling limit cap; know why
EPS-95: Private sector employees wins case for higher pension as Bombay HC rules higher pension can be given even if PF trust rules capped the contributions at statutory wage ceiling limit
Bombay HC tells Shreya Life to rename antibiotic drug
The Bombay High Court has ordered the removal of Shreya Life Sciences’ antibiotic trademark Lefoxin Biox from the register, ruling that it was too similar to Glaxo Group’s long-established heart drug Lanoxin. The court gave Shreya until December 31 to rebrand and communicate the change, with the new name to take effect from January 1, 2027.
Imran Khan gets Bombay HC relief over CEC protest participation, can stay in India till November 2
Bollywood actor Imran Khan has been granted permission to stay in India until November 2. This decision comes after a government directive ordered his departure for allegedly violating immigration rules. Khan was accused of participating in protests against the election chief earlier this month. He challenged the expulsion order in Bombay High Court, arguing that it was unconstitutional.
EPS-95 higher pension: Pensioners’ body appeals to President as retirees struggle to get higher pension
The National Confederation of Pensioners’ Associations has requested intervention from President Droupadi Murmu regarding higher EPS pension issues. They demand the withdrawal of a problematic EPFO circular that affects eligibility for pensions based on internal trust rules. In addition, they seek to halt unnecessary litigation and ensure uniform treatment for all retirees. The NCPA calls for waiving punitive interest related to administrative delays on pension claims.
Bombay HC dismisses Meta’s jurisdiction challenge in Blink Digital case, lists interim relief plea for November 2
The Bombay High Court rejected Meta’s plea challenging its jurisdiction to hear Blink Digital’s dispute over disabled business accounts. Meta had argued that only courts in California could hear the case. The court will next hear Blink Digital’s request for interim relief on November 2, 2026, at 4 pm.
Property inheritance without a Will: When can a release deed be required in case of Intestate succession?
In instances where an individual passes away without leaving a Will, it may be essential for legal heirs to execute a release deed to streamline property division. This deed enables co-owners to relinquish their interests officially in favor of another heir, mitigating future inheritance disputes. Even registered Wills may occasionally require this document, particularly if the registrar mandates it, necessitating legal advice to navigate the challenges.
Brother refused to give sister her share; Bombay HC upholds her 1/3 property right after mother gave her share to son
The Bombay High Court has recently ruled in favor of a sister's claim to a portion of family property, rejecting her brother’s objections. The court highlighted that oral relinquishments of family assets require substantial evidence, a burden the brother failed to meet. It also clarified the differences between accepting a cousin's share and abandoning one's own. Thus, the sister was awarded one-third of the family estate.
Yes Bank AT1 coupon due, bondholders seek clarity
YES Bank's bondholders have not received recent coupon payments which were due shortly after a court ruling. The Supreme Court restored the value of these bonds, raising uncertainty among investors. Bondholders have requested that the trustee clarify the status of unpaid coupons. Another coupon payment is also approaching, adding to the urgency of the situation. Bondholders expect payments to proceed in accordance with the court's ruling and official guidelines.
Bombay HC draws a line on protests, says right to agitate must be peaceful, seeks state’s reply on detentions
The Bombay High Court emphasized the importance of assessing protestors' credentials before taking police action. It was noted that peaceful demonstrations are a fundamental right, but public inconvenience can also be a concern. The court is addressing petitions regarding the alleged illegal detention of individuals by police during recent protests in Mumbai. While the right to protest is upheld, the credentials of participants are necessary for evaluation.
YES Bank book value may fall up to 26% after SC ruling on AT-1 bonds
The recent Supreme Court ruling on AT-1 bonds poses a serious risk to Yes Bank’s financial stability. A potential payout near ₹8,415 crore could lead to a significant decline in its book value per share. Moreover, this may weaken the bank's CET1 ratio, limiting its growth potential and ability to absorb losses, which is already reflected in its plummeting share price since the announcement.
Sumitomo-backed Yes Bank pegs AT1 bond verdict hit at Rs 5,217 crore
Yes Bank's reported profit for the September quarter could have turned into a loss due to the AT1 bond ruling. The bank's CET-1 ratio would drop significantly if the Supreme Court's decision is fully implemented. Investors are concerned as mutual funds pause investments in the bank's AT1 bonds. Yes Bank is assessing the legal and financial implications of the Supreme Court's judgment.
Yes Bank expects 250 bps reduction in core capital ratio after SC sets aside AT1 bond write-off
Yes Bank expects its core capital ratio to decline by 250 basis points following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the write-off of Rs 8,400 crore worth of AT1 bonds during its 2020 rescue. S&P Global Ratings expects the bank to absorb the impact without an immediate effect on its credit ratings.
SBI helped save YES Bank, Japan came aboard, and now an ₹8,415-crore ghost is crashing its comeback
YES Bank’s ₹8,415-crore AT1 bond write-off, carried out during its 2020 reconstruction, has returned to the spotlight after the Supreme Court upheld a ruling quashing the decision. The verdict could have implications for the lender’s capital position, earnings and bondholders, with the eventual financial impact depending on how the ruling is implemented. The development comes as YES Bank continues its recovery and Japan’s SMBC holds a 24.9% stake, making the outcome significant for the bank, its investors and its future financial position.
Imran Khan told to leave India by October 28 for participating in protest
Actor Imran Khan, a US citizen, has been ordered to leave India by October 28 due to his involvement in a protest. The Foreigners Regional Registration Office stated that foreign nationals cannot participate in protests in India. BJP leaders have accused Khan of foreign interference, while the Opposition supports him. A case has also been registered against Khan by Mumbai Police.
Bombay HC says ban on firecrackers on roads applicable throughout year
Ahead of Diwali, the Bombay High Court has extended its firecracker ban to public roads year-round. The court emphasized the harmful effects of toxic pollution on senior citizens and children. Authorities are now required to issue notices prohibiting firecracker use in public areas. The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation and Maharashtra Pollution Control Board must also promote awareness about these health risks.
YES Bank examining SC ruling on Rs 8,415 crore AT1 bond write-off
YES Bank is currently reviewing the Supreme Court decision that overturned its AT1 bond write-off. This ruling follows the Bombay High Court's earlier decision issued in January. The bank has stated that it will make necessary disclosures in light of the judgment. YES Bank shares experienced a significant drop of 14.43% following this news. The bank maintains it has complied with all regulatory disclosure requirements during the legal proceedings.
Supreme Court upholds Bombay HC ruling quashing YES Bank's Rs 8,415 crore AT1 bond write-off
The Supreme Court has confirmed the Bombay High Court's verdict that invalidated YES Bank's write-off of AT1 bonds totaling Rs 8,415 crore, part of a March 2020 restructuring plan. Investors, both institutional and retail, took their grievances to the High Court, leading to YES Bank, the RBI, and the Centre appealing this outcome. This ruling now grants bondholders a pathway to recover their investments that were previously at risk.
Absence from draft SIR doesn't mean deletion, ECI tells Bombay HC
A Special Intensive Revision is a fresh preparation of the electoral roll and not a Special Summery Revision (SSR) where the roll is only updated, ECI lawyer Senior Advocate Ashutosh Kumbhakoni told the Goa bench of the High Court.
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