With a day left for the first phase of the Lok Sabha polls, the Election Commission banned dissemination of results of opinion and exit polls by the media, the ban comes into effect from 1500 hours on Tuesday and has been brought in the wake of a Sup ..
The lone gunman captured during the November Mumbai terrorist attacks will appear in person for the first time before a special court in Mumbai today.Police have increased security, regulated traffic and restricted movement of people in the vicinity ..
The Supreme Court declined to modify its March 29 order allotting common symbol of railway engine to Praja Rajyam, a political party launched by popular Telegu filmstar Chiranjeevi, for contesting Lok Sabha and Assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh.A ..
Chances of Pilibhit BJP candidate Varun Gandhi being released from jail brightened when the Supreme Court today sought an undertaking from him that he will not make any provocative and inflammatory speech if released from jail.A bench comprising Chie ..
The Supreme Court today reserved its judgment on the petitions seeking transfer of cases related to the 2002 Gujarat communal violence outside the state of Gujarat to ensure free and fair trial.A bench headed by Mr Justice Arijit Pasayat reserved the ..
To suggest that the legal profession be treated as any other commercially rendered services and that law firms be considered a commercial entity or a business is sacrilege. One of the reasons for the opposition to the entry of foreign law firms, part ..
The government may set up an expert panel to advise it on how to prepare norms for companies to record and submit sensitive operational details on cost of production. The government, which is reviewing the scope of cost audit for enterprises, aims to ..
HC notice to Centre on plea over Sikkim CM's citizenship New Delhi, Apr 8 The Delhi High Court today issued a notice to the Centre on a petition which claimed that Sikkim Chief Minister Pawan Kumar Chamling was not an Indian citizen and sought a dire ..
The Madras High Court has directed a government arts college here to reinstate a scavenger, who was dismissed on the ground that she belonged to Backward Class.Setting aside the dismissal order on Thursday, Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar said the petit ..
The Supreme Court has held that a public sector undertaking or government company has a right to compulsorily retire an employee whose retention is detrimental to the interest of the institution without giving any reason for doing so.A bench comprisi ..