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Gauhati High Court quashes preventive detention of Assam rights activist Pranab Doley under NSA
Doley was arrested in Guwahati on July 12 in connection with protests against a proposed luxury hotel at Inglay Pathar near Kaziranga National Park in Golaghat district. He was lodged in Golaghat district jail and secured bail from a district court on July 29. However, the state government invoked the NSA against him the following day, resulting in his continued detention.
Himanta Sarma to move SC, Gauhati HC over threat to gherao his residence in Zubeen Garg case
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma reported receiving threats regarding bail decision for accused in Zubeen Garg's death case. A group led by MLA Akhil Gogoi announced intentions to gherao his residence if bail is granted. The Supreme Court is set to hear bail petitions on November 30. Sarma expressed that these threats could endanger his family and constitute a serious issue.
Delhi HC orders removal of AI-generated videos targeting Rekha Gupta, says political satire cannot trample on dignity
Delhi High Court ruled for the removal of defamatory AI-generated videos and images aimed at Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. The court emphasized that political satire should not undermine an individual's dignity or character. Gupta filed a suit against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for spreading content that portrayed her in a degrading manner. The impugned media allegedly depicted her engaged in inappropriate activities related to liquor.
CBI books Kishore Biyani, Future Retail in Rs 904-crore bank fraud case
The Central Bureau of Investigation has initiated a case against Kishore Biyani along with Future Retail Ltd. This case pertains to an alleged bank fraud involving a total of Rs 904.32 crore. The complaint was filed by the State Bank of India's Stressed Assets Management Branch-III in Mumbai. Allegations include criminal conspiracy along with cheating against the accused parties.
Delhi HC says 'Doosra' infringes Sourav Ganguly's personality rights but refuses to interfere with its screening
The Delhi High Court recognized that 'Doosra' seemingly infringes on Sourav Ganguly's personality rights. Justice Tejas Karia noted that the film commercially exploits Ganguly's identity, which raises legal issues. However, the court opted not to prevent the film's release, permitting its screening. Filmmakers must add a suitable disclaimer and submit a bank guarantee of Rs 2 crore. This case highlights the ongoing conflict between biographical film portrayals and individual rights.
Delhi HC grants 7-day custody parole to Al Falah University chairman to tend to ailing wife
The Delhi High Court has granted a seven-day custody parole to Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, chairman of Al Falah University, who sought interim bail due to his wife's critical Stage-4 ovarian cancer. However, the Enforcement Directorate has raised objections, citing serious allegations of money laundering and previous involvement in a terror case, emphasizing Siddiqui's arrest related to fraud and illicit funding from student fees.
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Calcutta HC grants interim injunction in favour of NOCIL Limited in patent suit
Calcutta High Court recently granted an interim injunction in favor of NOCIL Limited against Finorchem Ltd. The injunction relates to a suit concerning patent infringement of a chemical process developed by NOCIL. Justice Ravi Krishan Kapur observed that the balance of convenience favored NOCIL and that irreparable injury would result without the injunction. NOCIL holds process patents for manufacturing 4-Aminodiphenylamine, a chemical used in rubber applications.
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).
SAP must continue software support to Nayara: Delhi HC
Delhi High Court's division bench refused to stay a single judge's order for SAP India to continue software services. Nayara Energy requires access to SAP's support system for its operations, as denied access could incur high costs. SAP suspended its services after the European Union imposed sanctions against Nayara Energy for its links to Russia.
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.
Sharjeel Imam moves SC seeking bail in UAPA case over 2020 Delhi riots
Sharjeel Imam has moved the Supreme Court for bail regarding his involvement in the February 2020 riots. The Delhi High Court previously denied bail, citing the need for witness examinations. Imam argues that the prosecution has yet to examine any witnesses in over six months. Despite these circumstances, he continues to face serious charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
Delhi HC protects personality rights of actor Kriti Sanon
Kriti Sanon has gained interim relief from the Delhi High Court, which has ruled against the infringement of her personality rights. The court has ordered third parties to stop disseminating morphed or explicit content and impersonating her online. Additionally, online vendors must remove any merchandise that features her image or attributes. This legal action comes after her lawsuit, highlighting potential irreparable harm.
Bengaluru woman calls customer care to seek Rs 441 refund for ill-fitting clothes, loses Rs 1.05 lakh
A Bengaluru woman lost Rs 1.05 lakh while trying to get a Rs 441 refund for ill-fitting clothes after contacting a fake customer care number found online. In a separate incident, another woman lost Rs 98,000 while seeking a replacement for a damaged curd packet ordered through Blinkit.
SC sends Azam Khan's ED bail plea to Allahabad HC, seeks interim order on Nov 16
The Supreme Court has sent the bail petition of Azam Khan, a Samajwadi Party leader, to the Allahabad High Court. It has requested a division bench to hear the case on November 16. The court emphasizes the importance of addressing interim orders for Khan's bail plea on the same date. This transfer comes amid legal proceedings related to a money laundering case by the Enforcement Directorate.
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.
SIR-excluded voters can reapply without fear of 'false declaration' charges: ECI clears air
The Election Commission of India recently clarified concerns regarding filling Form 6 for re-inclusion on electoral rolls. This clarification aims to alleviate fears among registered voters about potential legal consequences. The clarification follows a Delhi High Court order that deemed such apprehensions as misplaced.
Ladakh administration asks Sonam Wangchuk-founded institute to halt school activities pending HC decision
The Ladakh administration has directed the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives, founded by Sonam Wangchuk, to stop activities at its Desert Flower School in Leh until the High Court delivers its decision in a pending matter concerning the institute. The notice cited the absence of requisite approvals and clearances for starting classes.
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.
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.
'Nobody will trust you...': SC junks Centre's plea against Vedanta arbitration awards
The Supreme Court dismissed the Union government's appeal concerning disputes involving $99 million arbitral awards. Vedanta and Ravva Oil sought the enforcement of these awards related to the Ravva oilfield. The Delhi High Court had previously rejected the government's objections to enforcing the awards. The disputes originated from a 1994 production sharing contract between the petroleum ministry and various companies.
SP leader Azam Khan challenges ED arrest in Supreme Court, plea to be heard later this week
Mohammad Azam Khan has approached the Supreme Court to challenge his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate. He was detained by the ED shortly after his release from Rampur jail, where he had been imprisoned since November 2025. Khan's release came following an Allahabad High Court decision that granted him bail in a separate matter. The High Court suspended his sentence but did not stay his conviction.
Justice Narasimha recuses from plea to finalise judges’ appointment MoP and bring Collegium decisions under RTI
Supreme Court Justice PS Narasimha recused himself from a case regarding the Memorandum of Procedure for judicial appointments. The plea, filed by NGO Lok Prahari, seeks to finalize the MoP as it has been pending since 2015. This procedure governs the appointment and transfer of judges to higher courts in India. The petition also calls for enhanced transparency in the selection process and access to Collegium meeting minutes.
Once father’s property is proved as joint property, married Hindu daughters can claim a right in it and demand partition, rules Karnataka High Court
Brothers resisted married sisters claim over late father’s properties; Karnataka HC rules in married sisters’ favour as properties are jointly held and Hindu Succession Act has an overriding effect in succession cases.
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.
Manisha Bhanwala scripts history, becomes India's first woman world champion in wrestling
Manisha Bhanwala made history by winning gold in the 59 kg category at the Senior World Wrestling Championships. She defeated USA's Abigail Elizabeth Nette in a thrilling final after coming back from a 0-6 deficit. India's women's wrestling team secured a total of four medals during the championship, marking a successful campaign. Kajal Dhochak and Neelam Sirohi won silver medals while Tanu Sharma earned a bronze medal.
Air India, AI Express extend cancellation of Saudi Arabia flights till November 14
Air India and Air India Express have extended the cancellation of flights to Saudi Arabian cities until November 14. IndiGo and Akasa Air also suspended their flights to these destinations amid escalating geopolitical tensions. Passengers with confirmed bookings can rebook or opt for a full refund. The situation in West Asia has affected infrastructure facilities, including airports. Continual monitoring of the region's conditions remains essential for all airlines and passengers.
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