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Gaming regulations by the maharashtra government

Madras High Court on Online Gaming Regulations: A Battle Between Control and Business Freedom

The online gaming industry in India is witnessing a major legal battle as gaming companies challenge Tamil Nadu’s regulations on real-money games. The state government, concerned about addiction and financial risks, has imposed strict rules, including mandatory KYC verification and restricted gaming hours. However, gaming firms argue that these measures are excessive and unconstitutional. This…

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Entry of Penis into Vagina Not Essential for Penetrative Sexual Assault Under POCSO: Kerala High Court

VIntroduction In a significant ruling, the Kerala High Court has clarified the scope of “penetrative sexual assault” under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The Court held that actual penetration of the penis into the vagina is not a prerequisite to establish penetrative sexual assault. Instead, mere physical contact of the penis…

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munawar faruqi in legal trouble for insulting religion

Munawar Faruqui Faces Legal Trouble Again: Supreme Court Lawyer Sues Over ‘Hafta Vasooli’ for Religious Insult

Stand-up comedian Munawar Faruqui, widely known for his controversial and bold sense of humor, finds himself in the midst of legal trouble yet again. His JioHotstar streaming stand-up event Hafta Vasooli has triggered outrage and a formal complaint by Supreme Court Advocate Amita Sachdeva. The complaint accuses Faruqui of hurting religious sentiments, obscenity, and cultural…

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Madras high court on don;t write name of the caste on temple invitation.

Madras High Court Orders Inclusive Temple Festivals: No Caste-Based Discrimination

The Madras High Court has emphasized the importance of inclusivity in temple festivals, ruling that they must be open to all Hindus without caste-based discrimination. The court directed that temple festival invitations should not include caste names, as this practice reinforces systemic inequality and excludes marginalized communities like Dalits. This judgment aims to promote social…

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Halal issue in the supreme court of India

Jamiat Ulama Challenges Centre’s ‘Misleading’ Claims on Halal Certification in Supreme Court

Introduction In a significant legal and socio-political development, the Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind Halal Trust has raised serious objections to the statements made by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta in the Supreme Court regarding halal certification. The case revolves around the Uttar Pradesh government’s controversial decision to ban halal-certified products within the state. During the court proceedings, the…

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