“Congress Aims To Break Family System And Weaken Society”: BJP MLA Dr. Rajeshwar Singh Over Inheritance Tax
Rajeshwar Singh said “In India, the bonds of family and kinship are very strong, which form the foundation of our country, culture and religion.”
ED Accuses Arvind Kejriwal of Masterminding Excise Scam, Urges Supreme Court to Dismiss Petition
ED has submitted an affidavit to the Supreme Court concerning the petition filed against the arrest and custody of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal by the lower court.
Muslim Indians Do Not Claim Primary Rights to Resources, Says Indresh Kumar
Kumar stressed that Muslims do not lay claim to exclusive rights over the country's resources, advocating for equal access for all citizens.
NGO Petitions Supreme Court for SIT Probe into Alleged Electoral Bond Scam
SC petition alleges that corporate entities donated to evade scrutiny by Central Government agencies and secure government contracts or licenses.
Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren Reaches Supreme Court, Says High Court Not Giving Verdict Against Arrest
Soren, in his petition filed through advocate Pragya Baghel, said that a pattern has emerged in the actions of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) of prosecuting and targeting individuals, especially political leaders associated with the opposition, on the basis of fabricated charges.
Mamata Government Challenges Calcutta High Court’s Decision in Supreme Court Over School Appointments Annulment
In addition to cancelling the appointments, the High Court ordered the initiation of a fresh recruitment process within fifteen days by the West Bengal School Service Commission (SSC).
Father Preparing for Daughter’s Wedding Hangs Himself a Day Before The Event
Father preparing for his daughter's wedding in Banda hangs himself one day before the big event.
Delhi High Court Imposes Unique Condition To Cancel FIR, Will Have To Work On Traffic Signal For 30 Days
In return for quashing the case of indecent assault on a woman, the court sentenced the accused to assist the police at traffic signals for 30 days.
Supreme Court Deliberates on 32-Year-Old Petition Regarding Private Property’s Status as Community Resource
The debate delved into past legal precedents, notably the 1977 Ranganatha Reddy case, where the majority opinion clarified that private property does not constitute material resources of the community.
Gautam Buddha Nagar Lok Sabha Elections: Felix Hospital Encourages Voting with Free Body Checkups
This initiative aims to incentivize voting and hopes to witness a surge in voter turnout on election day. Voting is not just a right but a responsibility integral to strengthening our democracy.
