Banking Companies (Nomination) Rules, 2025: Key Highlights, E-Nomination Process & New Guidelines
A fresh wave of modernization to how bank customers in India manage nominations.
Information Technology Act 2000
Mere registration of FIR invalid ground to deny parole: Himachal Pradesh HC grants 42-days parole for agricultural purposes
“The accused’s parole was denied by the District Magistrate as the victim’s mother had raised safety concern and also because during his previous parole, an FIR was registered against him for involvement in an altercation.”
‘Classic case of misuse of power’; P&H HC imposes Rs 50,000 cost on State for denying job to candidate already acquitted in criminal case
“This is the third round of litigation. The officers dealing with the matter despite repeated orders of this Court have shown a reprehensible attitude just to stick to their opinion. It shows that they have scant regard for the orders of Constitutional Courts.”
Madras HC orders removal of ‘Bad Girl’ teaser from YouTube citing child pornographic depiction & State’s duty under Article 39(f)
“The State has to ensure the protection against exploitation and to provide childhood care, and therefore the said words ‘protection’ and ‘care’ has to be given widest meaning.”
Andhra Pradesh High Court grants anticipatory bail to Ram Gopal Varma in criminal defamation case for objectionable posts on ‘X’ (Twitter)
The Court directed that the petitioner shall cooperate with the investigation as and when required for the purpose of investigation.
Undertrial prisoners cannot be detained in custody for an indefinite period: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court while granting bail to a man accused of cheating held that undertrial prisoners cannot be placed in custody for indefinite periods of time when a speedy trial does not appear to be a possibility.
Delhi High Court orders social media platforms to block circulation of sexually explicit video involving a judicial officer
The application was filed to restrain social media platforms from sharing the sexually explicit video of a judicial officer that was being circulated over the internet. Therefore, the Delhi High Court had taken up the suit on urgent mentioning and in the light of imminent and irreparable harm that was likely to be caused to the plaintiff.
Banning Apps: Does this violate International Obligation and IT Act?
by Saransh Chaturvedi*