Kerala High Court stays ECI’s order de-listing political parties in the State
The petitioners contended that its members had contested in the last election to the local bodies, indicating that the petitioners are active within the State.
Justice V.G. Arun
Read why Kerala High Court quashed CBFC’s decision for cuts in film “HAAL”
Once the film is resubmitted after carrying out excision Nos. 5 and 6, CBFC shall examine the film following the prescribed procedure and issue fresh certification, within two weeks of re-submission.
Kerala HC refuses to entertain State’s plea to defer SIR leaving it open to approach Supreme Court
“The Supreme Court had, by an interim order dated 11-11-2025, requested the jurisdictional High Courts to keep in abeyance the writ proceedings filed with them touching the validity of the SIR of electoral rolls in their respective States.”
Kerala HC bars Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists without medical qualification from Using ‘Dr.’
“The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare had ordered the removal of the prefix ‘Dr.’ for Physiotherapists, stating that using the title ‘Doctor’ without a recognized medical qualification would violate the Indian Medical Degrees Act, 1916. The order was later withdrawn.”
S. 304-A IPC attracted only when death is direct or proximate result of doctor’s rash or negligent act: Kerala HC
“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.”
‘Undoubtedly immoral but not illegal’; Kerala HC quashes case against law student for defiling Mahatma Gandhi’s statue
“The conduct of the petitioner was deplorable, and he should have known that the rights and freedom guaranteed by the Constitution ought to be tempered and moulded by the fundamental duties cast upon him.”
Can a person change his religion in school certificate after conversion? Kerala HC answers
“Even if it is to be accepted that there is no provision enabling change of religion entered in school certificates, that is no reason to tie down a person to one religion, merely by reason of his birth”