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The Supreme Court on Friday declined to hear the PIL filed seeking directions to declare the action of Centre

A Public Interest Litigation has been filed in the Bombay High Court against the decision of the central government regarding the necessity of Fastag in vehicles.

A single-judge bench of Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva granted four more weeks to the Centre and slated the matter for further hearing on April 19.

Opposing various pleas seeking legalization of same-sex marriage, the Central government stated, "Living together as partners and having a sexual relationship by same-sex individuals cannot be compared with an Indian family unit."

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Centre over a petition seeking quashing of reports of various private entities in connection with the Northeast Delhi riots including the report of the Fact Finding Committee of the Delhi Minorities Commission.

Further it has been submitted that “the OTT platforms have became a hub of Hinduphobic shows by disrespecting Hindus, its customs, rituals and other things which form the majority of the nation”.

A petition has been filed before Delhi High Court seeking direction to the Central government and Delhi Police to immediately remove people squatting in the garb of farmers' protest

The petition demanded that the term of present Chiarman be extended till appointment of new Chairman.

The Centre informed about its decision to unblock the One Signal Inc to Delhi High court today.

A committee consisting of counsels for the Uttar Pradesh State Pollution Control Board, the Central Government, the brief holder for the State