The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the petition filed by the Kerala Government against the directions issued by the Kerala High Court to relocate the rogue elephant named 'Arikompan' from the Munnar-Chinnakanal area to Parambikulam

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the petition filed by the Kerala Government against the directions issued by the Kerala High Court to relocate the rogue elephant named ‘Arikompan’ from the Munnar-Chinnakanal area to Parambikulam.

The rogue elephant, Arikompan, had been on a rampage in the Palakkad district of Kerala for several months, killing and injuring people and causing damage to property. After several failed attempts to capture the elephant, the Forest Department finally succeeded in capturing it on March 22, 2021. However, the question Read more

PIL IN THE SUPREME COURT REQUESTS AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE MURDERS OF ATIQUE AHMED, ASHRAF, AND 183 ENCOUNTERS IN UTTAR PRADESH BY A PANEL HEADED BY A FORMER SC JUDGE

PIL IN THE SUPREME COURT REQUESTS AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE MURDERS OF ATIQUE AHMED, ASHRAF, AND 183 ENCOUNTERS IN UTTAR PRADESH BY A PANEL HEADED BY A FORMER SC JUDGE.

A PIL petition has been submitted to the Supreme Court asking for the creation of an impartial expert committee to conduct an investigation into the murder of Atique Ahmed and his brother Ashraf by three assailants on Saturday while they were in police custody. The committee will be presided over Read more

After a lawyer claims there was fraud and money theft, the Calcutta High Court summoned the management of HSBC Bank.

After a lawyer claims there was fraud and money theft, the Calcutta High Court summoned the  management of HSBC Bank.

The Calcutta High Court on Friday coordinated the individual appearance of the HSBC Bank the executives for a situation recorded by a London-based legal counselor of Indian origin guaranteeing extortion and directing of assets [Orijit Das v HSBC]. The order was issued by Justice Ananya Bandyopadhyay in a case in Read more

The Chief Justice of India stated that when the government mediates, it conveys to India's citizens that it is not antagonistic.

The Chief Justice of India stated that when the government mediates, it conveys to India’s citizens that it is not antagonistic.

In order to “declog” Indian courts and promote an alternative, collaborative, interest-based conception of justice, the Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, emphasized on Friday that the union government must switch from adversarial litigation to alternative dispute resolution methods, particularly mediation. The judge of the Supreme Court said: “The Head Read more