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    SC to hear bike taxi stakeholders after Nov 16; riders’ body says Centre backs operations

    The case stems from Karnataka government's appeal against a High Court ruling that upheld the legality of bike taxi aggregators operating in the state. The state has engaged Solicitor General Tushar Mehta to represent its case before the Supreme Court.

    Karnataka HC strikes down enhanced SC/ST quota provisions, cites 50% ceiling

    The Karnataka High Court annulled provisions of a 2022 law that raised reservation quotas for SCs and STs. This decision ruled that the enhanced quotas exceeded the established 50 percent ceiling for reservations. The ruling emerged from petitions challenging the law's constitutional validity based on previous Supreme Court judgments. Following the verdict, Deputy Chief Minister G Parameshwara emphasized the need for political accountability and a review of reservation policies.

    Karnataka HC quashes Rs 482-crore penalty on ACC, directs govt to execute mining lease

    The standoff escalated in 2025 when the department issued a revised royalty demand of Rs 367.51 crore (after adjusting Rs 125 crore already deposited by the firm), followed by a separate penalty notice of Rs 482.70 crore under the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act.

    Karnataka HC declines to stay ongoing 'caste survey'

    The Karnataka High Court refused to halt the ongoing caste survey but directed the state to keep data confidential and ensure participation is voluntary. A bench led by Chief Justice Vibhu Bakhru said it found no reason to stop the survey, while instructing the Backward Classes Commission to notify the public that no one is compelled to share information.

    Bengaluru bike taxis: Did Karnataka HC allow their return? Court clarifies

    The Karnataka High Court has stated it did not authorize the resumption of bike taxi services, despite their reappearance in Bengaluru. While the state can act against aggregators, it should avoid targeting individual vehicle owners. The court urged the government to refrain from hasty actions against owners, clarifying no interim order was issued, and petitions are set for final resolution.

    Delhi High Court's six new judges to take oath on Monday

    Delhi High Court is set to welcome six new judges. The swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for Monday, July 21. Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya will administer the oath. The addition will bring the court's strength to 40. Justices V Kameswar Rao, Nitin Wasudeo Sambre, Vivek Chaudhary, Anil Kshetarpal, Arun Kumar Monga and Om Prakash Shukla are the new appointees.

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