Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

The Karnataka High Court...

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The Kerala High Court has said that bystanders were unwilling to help victims due to needless harassment. Despite laws and guidelines to protect them, the reality is different.

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Taking suo motu cognisan...

Gauhati High Court disposes of a PIL with an effort to espose public interest in connection with order 4(c) of the Motor Vehicles(High Security Registration Plate) Order, 2018 notified vide Notification No.S.O.6052(E) dated 6th December, 2018 by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.

Kerala High Court disposed of a PIL filed seeking a safe footpath and make its earnest efforts to do the necessary so as to protect the interest of the public at large and provide them safe roads.

With ongoing concerns about the massive environmental impact of the Char Dham project, did the apex court refuse to question the defense policies of the central government and seek what is called a “delicate balance” between environmental considerations and security needs?

Widening of roads that connect the Char Dham in Uttarakhand and also reaches the Indo-China border will cause adverse impact in the hilly region resulting in felling of trees and avalanches, Senior Advocate Colin Gonsalves told the Supreme Court.

The petitioner submitted that Challans should be payable online, even if the SOP is not implemented. “I am not the violator and they never contacted me for violation. When I was transferring the vehicle, they called me to pay the challans,” he said.