Ajay Devgn moves Bombay High Court against FDA notice over Vimal Elaichi advertisements
The FDA said on October 30 that its proceedings against three actors had ended and that the matter would go before the Joint Commissioner for adjudication
The FDA said on October 30 that its proceedings against three actors had ended and that the matter would go before the Joint Commissioner for adjudication
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In his petition, Imran Khan denied participating in the protest and challenged the notice because he was not allowed to be heard
Sonia Gandhi’s upcoming memoir is making headlines, while the Bombay high court has granted interim relief to Imran Khan in his ‘leave India’ notice case.

Imran Khan Gets Interim Relief From Bombay High Court, Can Stay In India Till November 2
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The court was displeased to hear that celebrities charge hefty fees for such campaigns. (File Photo)
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A plea has been filed in the Bombay High Court seeking to prevent permission from being granted for a protest in Mumbai

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The CBI has registered an FIR into Disha Salian’s death following a Bombay High Court order directing a detailed investigation into the case.
The Bombay High Court reprimanded Maharashtra police for failing to apprehend nine accused who have fled after assaulting a doctor in Palghar. The court also highlighted the police’s inadequate response to a similar July assault on a doctor in Dombivli, Thane.
A single bench of Justice NR Borkar dismissed Rahul Gandhi's petition against the magistrate court's order.

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The Court said that the CBI shall register an FIR and record the statement of the deceased’s father but no person shall be treated as an accused until and unless there is sufficient material