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Reproductive Autonomy Cannot Be Subordinated to Adoption: Supreme Court allows termination of 7-month pregnancy of minor
Holding that a woman’s choice is paramount under Article 21, the SC affirms that constitutional courts must prioritise dignity, mental health, and bodily autonomy over statutory limits under the MTP framework
Once declared citizen, same person cannot be declared foreigner by another FT: Gauhati HC
One Moinul Haque was already declared citizen but in another proceeding, an ex parte order declared him a foreigner
Most vicious attacks on SC: Plea seeks contempt against Yati Narsighanand for derogatory remarks
The plea has been filed seeking AG’s consent for filing contempt against Yati as he used abusive language against the apex court
Repeat hate offender Milind Ekbote once again rewarded with bail
He has been charged with rioting, disturbing peace, but was granted bail despite his previous track record of allegedly inciting hate and violence
Gauhati HC directs petitioner to apply for citizenship under CAA
The court set aside the Tribunal order declaring him foreigner and asked him to seek citizenship by registration
SC issues notice in plea urging criminal prosecution in Dharam Sansad case
Spiritual leaders had called for genocide of minorities at the event, but little or no action has been taken against them so far
Umar Khalid bail: He has no argument on merits, State submits before court
Khalid who has been accused of conspiracy behind the 2020 Delhi riots, is charged under UAPA
Buxar District Judge withdraws notice directing court staff to clean a temple
New notice claims the previous Jan 6 notice was the result of “some mischief”, and was neither directed by Patna HC Chief Justice nor ordered by the Buxar District Judge, though it appeared on his official letterhead and was signed by In Charge Officer (Admn), Civil Court Buxar
SC to hear plea seeking SIT probe in ‘Dharam Sansad’ due to lack of substantive police inquiry
The petition filed by former Patna High Court judge and a journalist, states that the police have failed to fulfill constitutional ‘duty of care’ by not conducting fair investigation
Gurugram: Hindu Sena leader seeks to intervene in contempt plea before SC
The contempt petition had been filed in Supreme Court by former Member of Rajya Sabha, Mohammad Adeeb, against Haryana Government for its failure to stop ‘fringe’ elements from disrupting Friday namaz
Delhi HC sends police officer to prison for a day for violating Arnesh Kumar guidelines
The Court highlighted that the right to personal liberty was granted by the Constitution, and could only be curtailed by a procedure established by law
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