Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala government has submitted a new affidavit in the Supreme Court regarding the issue of women’s entry into the Sabarimala temple. The state has taken the position that if the court considers examining the long-standing customs followed at Sabarimala, such a process should be carried out only after detailed consultations with scholars and Read More…
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Kerala High Court Disqualifies Vellappally Natesan as SNDP Yogam General Secretary
Court finds violation of Companies Act; all office-bearers removed, new Board of Directors to be appointed Kochi: The Kerala High Court has disqualified Vellappally Natesan from the post of General Secretary of SNDP Yogam after finding violations of the Companies Act. The court also disqualified all office-bearers of the organisation, including President M.N. Soman and Read More…
Kerala High Court Admits State Appeal in Actress Assault Case; Notice Issued to Dileep and Others
Kochi: The Kerala High Court has admitted the appeal filed by the Kerala government in the high-profile actress assault case in Kochi and issued notices to the accused, including actor Dileep. The court accepted the state government’s appeal challenging the trial court verdict that had acquitted the accused in the case. Following this, the High Read More…
Supreme Court dismisses Gujarat Government’s plea to review its remarks
By Our Legal Correspondent New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Sept 26 found no “error apparent on the face of the record” or merit in a petition filed by the Gujarat Government to review adverse remarks made against it by the apex court in a judgment delivered on January 08 this year. The judgment had Read More…
“ Death penalty as punishment an anachronism “ Legal experts
By Adv C K George Kolkata: The legal experts were of the opinion here that stricter punishment like death sentence was not the proper step to prevent crimes against women like rape and murder. If the stricter punishment reduced the felonies, the Arabian Gulf countries would have been free from felonies against women, the experts Read More…
Justice Hema Committee report opens ‘Pandora’s Box” in the industry
Kochi, Aug 29 (IVC) Justice K Hema Committee’s controversial report has opened the ‘Pandora’s box in the Malayalam Film industry. The report has only partially released.
Apex court stays private college’s directive on wearing hijab
By our legal correspondent New Delhi, Aug 10 (IVC) The Supreme Court on Aug 09 stayed a directive issued by a private college in Maharashtra prohibiting Muslim women students from wearing hijab or other symbols of their faith on campus. The Bench of justices Sanjiv Khanna and Sanjay Kumar asked the lawyers appearing for Read More…
Process of litigation becomes a punishment
By Our Legal Correspondent New Delhi, July 04 (IVC) The Chief Justice of India, Mr D Y Chandrachud said here on Aug 03 said that long winded litigation leave the exhausted public rooting for settlement of their disputes. Speaking at the commemoration of the week-long Special Lok Adalat at the Supreme Court here on Read More…
High Court seeks explanation
By our legal Correspondent Kochi, July 16 (IVC) The Division Bench of the Honourable High Court of Kerala on July 15 directed the Thiruvananthapuram District Collector, Corporation and the Railways to file a report detailing the reasons for the flow of plastic waste into the Amayizhanjan Canal the manner in which the waste was removed, Read More…
The New Laws
By our legal correspondent Thrissur, July 02 (IVC) The practicing advocates, medical doctors and civil rights activists have criticized the criminal laws enforced in the country since today as certain sections of these laws are retrograde and regressive. The new laws Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita in place of Indian Penal Code , Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita Read More…










