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It remains undisputed on record that the complaint filed by Respondent 2 has disclosed commission of non-cognizable offence by the TV Today Network.
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“Section 78 BNS punished a person who followed a woman and contacted her to foster personal interaction repeatedly despite a clear indication of disinterest by her or monitored her internet use, email or other form of electronic communication.”
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Scheduled for 9th October to 11th October, 2025, AIM 2025 will be conducted in offline setting at the Amity Law School Noida campus, providing participants with the invaluable opportunity for direct engagement and authentic mooting experiences.
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The way trial proceedings are being carried out appears to be in derogation of the principles of fair trial.
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“The laudable object of the policy in question is to boost the morale of teaching staff and to attract meritorious candidates to the noble profession of teaching, since it is the teachers, who play a pivotal role in building nations & civilizations.”
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The remedy under Section 9 is equitable, discretionary in nature and primarily exercised to preserve subject matter of arbitration or to prevent frustration of arbitral proceedings. Such power must be exercised cautiously, particularly where interim relief sought effectively amounts to grant of final relief or impinges upon statutory powers conferred under Companies Act, 2013.
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Brandworks Technologies is a fast-growing electronics R&D and manufacturing company which successfully raised approx. $7 million with participation from Cactus Partners Fund I , Gujarat Venture Finance Limited , Legacy Assets LLP and Hira Group.
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The petitioner sought Court’s permission for the construction of a depot at Kasheli for Mumbai Metro Line 5 along with Extra High Voltage towers and transmission lines for power supply which involved cutting mangroves and mangrove buffer zones.
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The submission that in a sexual intercourse the male is ever an active agent, and the woman forever is a passive recipient is archaic notion which finds no foothold in the present day.
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“The evidence is to be led by both the sides, but the question arises, when the paternity can be affixed by surer test, then why decision based on legal presumption or gathering of inference, on the basis of the evidence or any gap, on account of misjudgment, be left.”
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This deal is the first-of-its-kind PPP project as it entails private parties partnering with IN-SPACe to build satellites and establish/hire the ground segment for both spacecraft control and data download / dissemination.
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The College Administration has taken a very casual approach and has not paid any heed to the physical conditions and injuries sustained by the deceased-student. Had they treated him at the earliest by admitting him to a good, reputable hospital either in RIMS, Ranchi or at any private Hospital in Ranchi, his life could have been saved.
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by Nishant Tripathi* and Akshat Singh**
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“Providing a specific reservation in form of 3% seats is totally unacceptable as it is not provided by the law, as contemplated under Article 15(5) and introducing the reservation for this category which creates sub-classification, which has no nexus with the object of offering medical education but on merit is violative of Article 14 of the Constitution.”
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A prima facie case has been made out by Hero Motocorp for grant of an ex-parte ad-interim injunction. The balance of convenience is also in favour of Hero Motocorp and against the defendants.
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The ruling is first of a kind decision, setting a precedent for more such companies dealing with implants in India.
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The protest is against the apparent lack of transparency and unfair academic policies. The students are also seeking more support from the administration with respect to internships and placements.
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“While negligence was an omission to do something which a reasonable man would do, or the doing of something which a prudent and reasonable man would not do, medical negligence occurred when a healthcare professional breached his duty of care, causing harm to a patient.”
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