Bombay High Court officially strikes down Centre’s Fact Check Unit, calls amended IT Rules ‘unconstitutional’
In a setback to the Centre, the Bombay High Court on Thursday (September 26, 2024) passed a judgement ‘formally’ striking down the amended Information Technology Rules, 2023 and called it “unconstitutional”.
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Ajit Ranade to continue as Vice-Chancellor after court extends relief orderThe Bombay High Court on Thursday extended its interim relief given to economist and political analyst Ajit Ranade, who was ...
The Bombay High Court, recently, granted pre-arrest bail to an accused, a businessman allegedly involved in a financial fraud ...
A petition has been filed before the Bombay High Court by a lawyer seeking registration of a First Information Report (FIR) ...
The Bombay High Court has directed a Government Medical College in Maharashtra to admit a candidate with disabilities to its ...
Bombay high court said it is very difficult to accept the police version, saying this “cannot be termed as an encounter”.
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Is rummy a game of skill or chance, asks Bombay High CourtThe Bombay High Court has directed online gaming companies to respond to a Public Interest Litigation calling for a ban on ...
The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) on Thursday told the Bombay High Court that its revising committee has ...
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Thursday continued its interim order and said that the termination order of economist and ...
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