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Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju has said that the Central government will table a bill on mediation in the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament.

The National Green Tribunal took cognizance of the matter on the basis of a media report appearing in The Indian Express dated 12.07.2021 titled “Six killed in factory fire: Owner held, raids on to nab second accused”.

The ministry also relied on the remark made by the FSSAI that anything which is non-food (not consumed by humans) is not within the ambit of FSSAI Act, 2006 and concluded that animal feed is not regulated by FSSAI.

The Central government has informed the Delhi High Court that it would undertake to supply Covid-19 vaccines free of cost to all states and union territories as part of the Revised Guidelines for implementation of Covid-19 Vaccination Programme issued in June this year.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has confirmed the direction of the interim orders in the matter of CNBC Awaaz Stock 20-20 Show co-hosted by Hemant Ghai after a preliminary examination of transactions for the relevant period to look into the possible violations of provisions of the SEBI Act, 1992.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday transferred the investigation in case of abduction of a minor girl from Gorakhpur to Malviya Nagar Police Station, Delhi and directed the Additional Advocate General of U...

Immediately after the elections, though, it supposedly realized that holding bye-elections in a pandemic may be dangerous and dithered, putting Mamata’s re-election at risk. Immense pressure was put on the EC and it finally relented.

Madras High Court Audikesavalu while hearing a PIL filed by Rangarajan Narsimhan dismissed a PIL seeking directions to be issued to the Tamil Nadu government to withdraw the 'Annai Tamil Archanai' scheme that allows devotees to opt for the chanting of hymns by priests in Tamil instead of in Sanskrit.

The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a petition seeking the creation of an international task force on Covid-19 and comprising members from China.

Delhi Government Additional Standing Counsel Anuj Aggarwal on Thursday sought time from the Delhi High Court to take instructions upon a plea by a woman who is a beneficiary under the Delhi Ladli Scheme, 2008, alleging non-payment of the amount accrued to her, under the said scheme, upon maturity in 2012.