Rajasthan High court on It employees

Disciplinary Proceedings Against Delinquent Employee Abate Upon Death: Rajasthan High Court’s Landmark Ruling

Introduction In a significant ruling, the Rajasthan High Court has held that disciplinary proceedings against a delinquent employee abate upon their death, as no one else can effectively defend the allegations against them. The court reaffirmed that a delinquent employee is the only person who can properly defend himself/herself in departmental proceedings initiated against them…

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Ranveer Allahabadia

Ranveer Allahabadia approached SC fearing arrest and against multiple FIRs – Full details

The saga surrounding Youtube star Ranveer Allahbadia, also known as BeerBiceps, and the web show in question—India’s Got Latent—has become a huge talk in recent days as Ranveer Allahbadia has now sought intervention from the Supreme Court of India to quash multiple FIRs filed against him in different parts of the country. The legal trouble…

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Calcutta high court grants permission for rss to conduct rally

Calcutta High Court Grants Approval for RSS Rally in Burdwan.

On Friday, the Calcutta High Court granted conditional approval for the RashtriyaSwayamsevak Sangh (RSS) to hold a rally in Burdwan district on February 16,overruling objections raised by the West Bengal government. The state had initiallydenied permission for the use of loudspeakers, citing concerns that the rally mightdisrupt the ongoing Madhyamik Pariksha (secondary school examinations). The…

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Bombay high court allows for termination of pregnancy

Bombay High Court allows 25-week pregnancy termination—but why?

The Bombay High Court’s rulings allowing women to terminate pregnancies beyond the standard20/24-week limit set by the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act is significant. They highlightthe court’s recognition of individual circumstances and the importance of reproductive autonomy. Beyond the Letter of the Law: The MTP Act initially set a 20-week limit for abortions, which…

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