NEET UG 2024 : Centre Asks CBI To Investigate Alleged Irregularities In NEET UG Exam

The Government of India said that after a review, it decided to entrust the matter with the CBI for “transparency on the conduct of examination process.” Read More>>

Karnataka High Court Stays Single Bench Order, Halts All Racing And Betting Activities At Bangalore Turf Club

The petitioners, Bangalore Turf Club and others in support of the interim order had argued that there is no good reason to prevent the petitioner-Turf Club from conducting the on-course and off-course horse racing event which it has been organising continuously for years and that allegations of irregularities would be taken care of by the supervising and regulatory authorities. Read More>>

Accidentally Downloading Pornography Involving Child Not An Offence U/S 67B Information Technology Act: Kerala High Court

In the facts of the case, the petitioner was alleged to have committed offences under Section 15(2) of the POCSO Act and Section 67 B (b) of the Information Technology Act. The specific allegation was that the petitioner stored and possessed pornographic material involving child which was downloaded on his phone from Telegram. Read More>>

Allahabad HC Forms SIT To Probe Man's Death Who Set Self On Fire After His Land Was 'Unauthorizedly' Occupied By Cops

On the previous day of the hearing in the matter, the division bench expressed its dissatisfaction with how the local police were investigating the case. Hence, the state government was asked to suggest the names of senior cops for forming an SIT. Read More>>

Employee's Conduct Of Filing Petitions Does Not Show Abandonment Of Claim For Reinstatement: Bombay High Court

A single judge bench of the Bombay High Court comprising of Gauri Godse, J., while deciding Writ Petition in the case of Shri. Patil Samgonda Namgonda vs. State of Maharashtra, held that employee's conduct of filing petitions does not show the abandonment of claim for reinstatement in service. Read More>>