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Poll Panel Tenders Unconditional Apology Before Court

DHBVN engineer accused of ‘wilful violation’ of court directions for construction site

Holds Ghazipur DIOS Guilty Of Contempt

In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court has rejected a Public Interest Litigation aimed at disqualifying Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, and Durgesh Pathak, as well as terminating their party's registration. The court found the petition to be 'seriously misguided,' emphasizing that disqualification and deregistration must be backed by solid legal foundations under election regulations—criteria that were unfortunately unmet.

No action was taken as arbitration proceedings between owners were ongoing, says DTCP

Asks Her To Respond To Contempt Notice Over Pamphlets Linked To Father’s GujCTOC Case

Jaipur should become model for state, court says

Royal Satyamev Jayate Group Alleges Contempt Of Court

Orders Completion of Delimitation and Electoral Rolls Revision for ULBs by June 20

Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar has approached the City Civil Court in Hyderabad seeking the removal of content circulating on satellite television channels, YouTube, and social media platforms that allegedly links him to a case involving his son Bandi Bhagirath.

Delhi High Court will hear the excise policy case involving Arvind Kejriwal before a different bench. This development follows Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma initiating criminal contempt proceedings against Kejriwal and others for alleged social media vilification. AAP leaders hailed the transfer as a victory for truth.

Delhi high court judge Swarana Kanta Sharma announced contempt proceedings against discharged accused in the excise policy case for posting defamatory material. The judge stated she cannot remain silent against vilifying content targeting her and the court. This action follows Arvind Kejriwal and others boycotting proceedings after the judge declined to recuse herself.

The Delhi High Court has ordered Apple to fully cooperate with the Competition Commission of India's antitrust probe into App Store practices, rejecting the company's bid to halt proceedings. Apple, which has refused to submit financial data to the CCI since October 2024, faces a potential penalty of up to $38 billion under India's competition law. The regulator cannot issue a final ruling before July 15.