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The Allahabad High Court granted bail to Tahir Mewati, accused of posting anti-India and pro-Pakistan content online. The court emphasized that pre-trial detention cannot be indefinite, even for grave charges, upholding constitutional rights. Mewati, in jail since May 2025, claims false implication and a fake social media account.

Grants Relief To PFI Member In Jail For Over A Year

Bachelors in Indian cities face widespread informal housing restrictions, including scrutiny over guests and late entries, despite paying equal rent. While no law explicitly bars them, legal challenges cite constitutional rights to equality, liberty, and privacy. Societies' powers to frame rules don't typically extend to blanket bans on unmarried individuals, with restrictions needing legal validity and due process.

Allows Issuance Of Passport To Petitioner Who Was Convicted As Juvenile 13 Yrs Ago

Court Orders Police To set Sagar Fultaria Free Immediately

Navigating India's rental market often involves more than just budget; it's a complex interplay of private choice and social norms. While the Constitution champions equality, discrimination based on religion, caste, food habits, or pets remains a contentious issue. Legal recourse exists, but enforcement is challenging, leaving many disputes unresolved or settled informally.

Madras High Court discharged a nephrologist and organ transplant surgeon from an illegal kidney transplant case, citing procedural violations and harassment. The court found criminal proceedings were initiated improperly by police, bypassing the mandated Appropriate Authority. This led to the doctor's discharge from all charges, deeming the case an abuse of legal process.