Justice Neena Bansal Krishna passed the order on October 30 while hearing a contempt petition filed by the child’s mother
In a letter addressed by DHCBA president N Hariharan, the association highlighted that a large number of lawyers commute daily across state borders
The Delhi High Court granted police protection to a woman who alleged that an obscene deepfake image of her with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was circulated during a CJP protest, while directing Meta to remove the content within 24 hours.
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The Delhi High Court ruled that membership in a student union linked to a political party does not constitute party affiliation for candidates in the upcoming DUSU elections. The bench also instructed university officials to keep the polls free from any party interference.
Delhi High Court has not granted an interim injunction; trademark fight returns to court on September 18 as EV-cab rivals chase ₹22,000-crore market
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The Delhi High Court dismissed PB Agro LLP's petition challenging Maharashtra FDA notices served to actors Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn and Tiger Shroff over alleged surrogate advertising of Vimal Elaichi. The court ruled that the petitioner failed to establish jurisdiction, leaving the FDA notice in force.
After the Delhi High Court rebuked the Municipal Corporation of Delhi over the Satya Niketan hostel collapse that killed seven people, the MCD surveyed 1,355 PG buildings and flagged three as visibly dangerous. The survey also prompted demolition of illegal structures, sealing of premises, and suspension of three engineers for negligence.
The Delhi High Court declined to permit wrestler Vinesh Phogat to take part in the selection trials for the 2026 Senior World Championships, stating that the selection policy must be adjudicated first. The court warned that allowing her entry without a ruling could create unequal treatment for other athletes in similar situations.
The Supreme Court declined to transfer the Delhi High Court’s proceedings on the Satya Niketan building collapse, accepting the amicus curiae’s recommendation to let the High Court continue overseeing the case. The apex court instructed the High Court to monitor developments at short intervals as Delhi’s civic authorities step up safety inspections and demolition actions.
The apex court said if necessary, it may transfer the case already dealt with by the Delhi High Court
Delhi High Court Justice Tushar Rao Gedela orally urged Cockroach Janta Party leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das to remove alleged defamatory posts against BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia, and the leaders consented to delete them within 24 hours. The court also questioned procedural aspects of the Rs 2 crore defamation suit and urged voluntary compliance.
The Delhi High Court issued notices to the Centre, Delhi government and Delhi University in response to a public interest litigation demanding a time‑bound hostel development policy after a deadly hostel collapse. The court will hear the petition on September 25, while officials have yet to announce concrete steps on student accommodation.
The Delhi High Court ordered the Delhi government to submit a response within four weeks on its plan to eradicate rabies from stray dogs by 2030, and directed municipal bodies to report on pilot sterilisation and vaccination camps. The bench, comprising Justices Dinesh Mehta and Rajnish Kumar Gupta, acted on recommendations from amicus curiae Gauri Maulekhi, with the next hearing set for October 5.
The Delhi High Court has ordered checks of private hostels, asking authorities to verify permissions, building rules and student numbers. Five MCD officials have also been suspended.
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The Delhi High Court has sought responses from the National Testing Agency and the Centre. This is regarding a plea challenging the decision to re-conduct the UGC-NET English examination. The court also directed authorities to decide on refunding examination fees. A candidate filed a plea to quash the notice for re-conducting the English paper. The matter is listed for further hearing on October 6.
