Delhi

In two orders, the Supreme Court has felt the need for urgent action on a long-delayed matter of construction of smog towers and waste management in Delhi. But was there a judicial overreach in overlooking a cost-effective solution and the rights of co-citizens?

The Delhi High Court has sought the AAP government's response to a petition challenging the July 2017 notification for amendment of rules under the Care and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens (MWPSC) Act, 2007.

The Delhi High Court has directed Arnab Goswami, Editor-in-Chief, Republic TV, to "be bound by" his undertaking on "showing restraint and bringing down the rhetoric" while covering the Sunanda Pushkar case.

The Delhi High Court has asked the Delhi University to come clear on its stand on the supplementary examination system within a week on a plea filed by final year law students of the university’s law faculty.

The Delhi High Court today directed the Delhi Police not to take any coercive action against AltNews co-founder and to file a copy of the FIR while issuing notice on a plea filed by Mohammed Zubair, Co-Founder, AltNews, seeking quashing of the FIR filed against him.

The Delhi High Court has directed Delhi University to issue digital degree certificates for students within a maximum period of one week after completing the verification, etc.

The Delhi High Court today allowed a petitioner to withdraw his petition seeking financial assistance to the advocates enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi without discrimination on the ground of residential address or voter ID.

The Delhi High Court has directed the central government to review its cadre restructuring of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force. The direction has been made with regard to the ITBP’s General Duty Cadre and Non-General Duty Cadre.

The Delhi High Court today issued a notice on a petition filed by Mehul Choksi, challenging the order of a single judge bench dismissing his petition seeking a preview of Netflix’s ‘Bad Boy Billionaires’.

The Advocate Welfare Fund Trust (AWFT) has informed Delhi High Court that it has decided to give Rs 1 crore to needy advocates, irrespective of whether they are suffering from Covid-19 or not. This decision was taken at its meeting on September 2.