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As part of the ongoing pan India campaign, Justice Uday Umesh Lalit inaugurated a mega legal services camp at Kanyakumari, which was hosted by the Tamil Nadu State Legal Services Authority in association with the local District Administration. The inauguration commenced with Justice Lalit flagging off 5 mobile vans, which would travel through various parts of Tamil Nadu and would spread awareness about legal services that are made available to common people by the legal services institutions. Speaking at the occasion, Justice Lalit said that the pandemic has not dampened the spirits of the legal services institutions and that the pandemic has rather lifted our spirits to render more and better services. As a result of the pandemic, there are large numbers of victims, who have actually faced the brunt of the situation. However, the Legal Services Institutions have a large number of committed para-legal volunteers, when it comes to extending legal aid. People don’t know about its e

As part of the ongoing pan India campaign, Justice Uday Umesh Lalit inaugurated a mega legal services camp at Kanyakumari, which was hosted by the Tamil Nadu State Legal Services Authority in association with the local District Administration. The inauguration commenced with Justice Lalit flagging off 5 mobile vans, which would travel through various parts of Tamil Nadu and would spread awareness about legal services that are made available to common people by the legal services institutions. Speaking at the occasion, Justice Lalit said that the pandemic has not dampened the spirits of the legal services institutions and that the pandemic has rather lifted our spirits to render more and better services. As a result of the pandemic, there are large numbers of victims, who have actually faced the brunt of the situation. However, the Legal Services Institutions have a large number of committed para-legal volunteers, when it comes to extending legal aid. People don’t know about its e

The Allahabad High Court has asked the Special Court, Negotiable Instruments Act, Prayagraj, to decide the cheque bounce case of Rs 9.25 lakh within two months. A single-judge bench of Justice Rajiv Gupta passed this order while hearing an application under Section 482 CrPC filed by one Dharmendra Singh. The bench noted, “The court below is directed to make all endeavours to decide the aforesaid case as expeditiously as possible, preferably within a period of two months from the date of filing of certified copy of the order without giving any unnecessary adjournments to either parties, if there is no other legal impediment in deciding the case. With the aforesaid direction, the application under Section 482 CrPC is finally disposed of.” The counsel appearing on behalf of the applicant has submitted that the execution case in the complaint case is pending since March 2, 2020 and the proceeding has been lingering on, on one pretext or the other. The application under Section 482 CrPC

The Madhya Pradesh High Court has recently dismissed a PIL seeking to remove encroachment from temple premises in Village Ghinhagaon, P.S. Barganvan, Tehsil Devsar, District Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh. The petitioner, Prakash Narayan Pandey, has also prayed for quashing of the impugned order dated February 25, 2020 passed by Collector Singrauli that there cannot be an order for removal of encroachment of the temple or its surrounding land. The petitioner is aggrieved with the action whereby the Collector has refused to remove the encroachment of the private respondents from temple premises. According to the petitioner, he is the complainant in the present case and he has filed a complaint before the respondent regarding encroachment by private respondents in the government land, but after passing the order, the respondent has failed to exercise its jurisdiction/power to remove the encroachment. Thereafter, the petitioner has made a representation to the concerned authorities but with

The Allahabad High Court has said that having sex before marriage with a major may not be an offence but is unethical, immoral given Indian customs and tradition. A single-judge bench of Justice Rahul Chaturvedi said this while rejecting the bail application of a man who has been arrested under POCSO Act provisions for having sex with a minor and standing a mute spectator to the minor being gang-raped by three others. Justice Chaturvedi said, “The conduct of the applicant is highly deplorable and unbecoming of a boyfriend who could not save his girlfriend from these offenders. I’m not inclined to exercise my discretionary power under Section 439 CrPc in favour of the applicant, therefore the prayer for bail of the applicant is rejected.” In his observations while rejecting the bail application, the judge said: “I am afraid to accept the contentions raised by learned counsel for the applicant on many scores: 1. The moment the applicant submits that the victim is his beloved, It was

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan walked out of Mumbai’s Arthur Road Jail on Saturday after spending more than 3 weeks in jail following his arrest in an alleged drugs case. Aryan Khan was released two days after the Bombay High Court granted him bail in the case. He had been granted bail on Thursday but had spent two more nights in jail as his bail papers missed the deadline. The city NDPS Court also granted bail to alleged drug peddler Aachit Kumar and 6 others arrested in a drugs case, in which Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan is one of the accused. Aryan Khan has been released on bail with 14 conditions. If he violates any of them, then the NCB is entitled to apply for cancellation of bail straightaway. The bail conditions by the high court apply to 2 others accused Aryan’s friend Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha, who got bail along with Khan. Shah Rukh’s personal bodyguard Ravi Singh received the 23-year-old man outside the jail premises at

By Sujit Bhar The age is of sportspersons, celebrities and politics. The two categories meld in a pot, creating a strange amalgam of neither. Following in the footsteps of cricket – Navjot Singh Sidhu can’t be anybody’s pole star, though – two more past athletes have just joined a political party, this time the Trinamool Congress (TMC). Both were welcomed with open arms into the party by party supremo Mamata Banerjee, Chief Minister of West Bengal, and this happened in Goa. The two are Leander Paes and Nafisa Ali. For Nafisa, actor, former beauty queen and also former national champion swimmer, it will be her second foray into politics, the first being with the Congress, with whom she had even fought – pretty sadly, one must say – Mamata. Lately, she has been seen chilling in Goa with Lucky Ali and the bling band, as well as with poll strategist Prashant Kishor. Not sure which part brought her back into the political fold. For Leander, the itinerant former tennis star with a Kolkata

A Patiala House Court has sentenced two Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) members to 12 years imprisonment and 10-year terms to other members convicted for terror funding and waging war against the Government of India. A single-judge bench of Additional Sessions Judge Parveen Singh observed, “The convicts who have primarily been convicted for terror financing have provided funds for the activities of HM and said funds have been used for the destruction of property and taking human lives. Thus, merely because, in the present case, the convicts were not directly responsible for loss of life and property, it cannot be accepted that they were not responsible for loss of life and destruction of property because of the terrorist activities of HM.” The Court observed, “On the contrary, I find that the funding network run by these convicts on the instructions of their handlers sitting in Pakistan had a greater responsibility for the terror acts committed by HM as in absence of such funding, which finan

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan walked out of Mumbai’s Arthur Road Jail on Saturday after spending more than 3 weeks in jail following his arrest in an alleged drugs case. Aryan Khan was released two days after the Bombay High Court granted him bail in the case. He had been granted bail on Thursday but had spent two more nights in jail as his bail papers missed the deadline. The city NDPS Court also granted bail to alleged drug peddler Aachit Kumar and 6 others arrested in a drugs case, in which Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan is one of the accused. Aryan Khan has been released on bail with 14 conditions. If he violates any of them, then the NCB is entitled to apply for cancellation of bail straightaway. The bail conditions by the high court apply to 2 others accused Aryan’s friend Arbaaz Merchant and Munmun Dhamecha, who got bail along with Khan. Shah Rukh’s personal bodyguard Ravi Singh received the 23-year-old man outside the jail premises at

By Sujit Bhar The age is of sportspersons, celebrities and politics. The two categories meld in a pot, creating a strange amalgam of neither. Following in the footsteps of cricket – Navjot Singh Sidhu can’t be anybody’s pole star, though – two more past athletes have just joined a political party, this time the Trinamool Congress (TMC). Both were welcomed with open arms into the party by party supremo Mamata Banerjee, Chief Minister of West Bengal, and this happened in Goa. The two are Leander Paes and Nafisa Ali. For Nafisa, actor, former beauty queen and also former national champion swimmer, it will be her second foray into politics, the first being with the Congress, with whom she had even fought – pretty sadly, one must say – Mamata. Lately, she has been seen chilling in Goa with Lucky Ali and the bling band, as well as with poll strategist Prashant Kishor. Not sure which part brought her back into the political fold. For Leander, the itinerant former tennis star with a Kolkata

A Delhi lawyer, Vineet Jindal, has filed a police complaint against the Jawaharlal Nehru University’s Centre for Women Studies and the organisers of the webinar “Gendered Resistance & Fresh Challenges in Post-2019 Kashmir” for allegedly using phrase “gendered resistance to Indian occupation in Kashmir” in the notice for the webinar. The JNU’s Centre for Women Studies and organizers of the webinar called for gender resistance and fresh challenges in post ‐2019 Kashmir under Section 121A, 124A, 505 of IPC and 74 of IT act 2008. According to the complainant, a webinar in the name of ‘Gender Resistance and Fresh Challenges in Post 2019 Kashmir’ was to be organized by the Center for Women Studies on October 29, 2021 at 8.30 PM and the details of the said webinar were also available on the JNU website. By mentioning this phrase, the organizers of the webinar have depicted the forceful occupation of Kashmir by the Indian government and this phrase has questioned the integrity and unity

The Tripura High Court on Friday directed the Tripura government to initiate action against all social media platforms that continue to carry posts that are false, fictitious and or fabricated articles or visual footage and to see to it that such false news is removed at the earliest.  The Court registered the suo motu public interest litigation on the basis of various press reports both in national newspapers as well as local newspapers on violence that broke out on October 26, 2021 in North Tripura District, Unakoti District as well as Sipahijala District.  After the  Advocate General brought to the notice of the Division Bench of Chief Justice Indrajit Mahanty and Justice S. Talapatra the developments, the Court indicated to the Advocate General its sole concern i.e. the protection of life, liberty and property of all citizens of Tripura. The AG further informed that all necessary steps are being taken by the State to ensure that such occurrences are not repeated. The Advocate Ge

The Karnataka government, in a revised affidavit on the deportation of rohingyas ,has informed the Supreme Court that the State Police have not housed rohingyas in any camp or detention centre within its jurisdiction. The affidavit has been filed by Vanaja working as Under Secretary to Government ,Department of Home in the plea of  advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay  seeking direction to the Central and State Governments to identify, detain and deport all the illegal immigrants and infiltrators including bangladeshis and rohingyas within one year. The Petition further seeks direction to  the Central and State Governments to amend the respective laws to make illegal immigration and infiltration ,a cognizable non-bailable and non-compoundable offence and  to declare the making of forged/fabricated PAN Card ,AADHAR Cards ,Passport ,Ration Cards and Voter Cards and such other documents ,a non-bailable ,non-compoundable and cognizable offense and amend the respective laws accordingly and for

The Bombay High Court in the Mumbai cruise drug case has granted bail to Aryan Khan, son of superstar Shah Rukh Khan with two other accused: Arbaaz Merchant, Munmun Dhamecha and issued a detailed bail order in the case.  The Bombay HC said that Aryan Khan will be released on personal bail of ₹ 1lakh […] The post Aryan Khan released on bail appeared first on Law Times Journal .

Many novice traders think that the key point is to know which stocks have great perspectives and that will guarantee profits in the future. Yet, in practice, it turns out that the skill to determine when to sell unattractive assets plays a much more decisive role in many cases. Read more about it below. All in all, professional traders single out 5 key reasons why one may decide to sell his stocks: To fix profits.  Before buying a stock, you must develop a plan. So, when its price reaches the highest limit you expected, it is better to sell it to get profits. To prevent further losses.  If you watch graphs or statistics and see that the asset you own keeps on decreasing in price despite your plans and expectations, do not hope for it to skyrocket. In case you are already losing money, it is the situation  when to sell stocks  is the best solution. To stop losses caused by a wrong strategy.  When a trader decides to invest in a certain asset, he usually has an idea why it should gr

Are you considering cryptocurrency trading, but do not know which coins to choose? Or maybe you already have Bitcoins and want to extend your portfolio? In this guide, we will tell you about Ether (Ethereum), which is the second most influential crypto on the market, and explain how to easily buy it online. As of now, Ether is the second most well-known and liquid cryptocurrency on the market after Bitcoin. Most experts agree that it has a huge potential for growth in price. It is a valuable option for long-term investments for both novice and experienced traders. So, where and  how to buy Ethereum ? The procedure is identical to buying any other asset, like currency or stock. Today, it is available for sale on almost every online exchange service. To choose the most suitable platform, check its license, security measures, assortment of assets, functionality, fee policy, terms of use. Keep in mind that, over some time, you will probably decide to extend your portfolio, so it is bett

By Mathews J Nedumpara The perception of the common man on powers of the courts of the country in getting justice delivered seems a bit removed from ground realities. The common man is often reassured by news reports where the High Courts, under Article 226 (power of High Courts to issue certain writs) and even the Supreme Court under Article 32 (remedies for enforcement of rights conferred by this part) have come to the rescue of the commoner who has been denied justice by the government and its allied organisations. As they read news reports of people apparently being granted instant and hassle free justice, they, too, want to have writ petitions instituted when they face similar injustice. There is a stellar example of the Kerala High Court, where relief under the writ jurisdiction is granted without being confronted by questions as to the maintainability of the petition for the petitioner not having exhausted the “alternative remedies”. Elsewhere, though, the reality differs from

By Neil Terrance Haslam Deepika Padukone was born on January 5, 1986 at Copenhagen, Denmark to renowned badminton player Prakash Padukone, the first Indian to win the All-England Badminton Championships, and wife Ujjala Padukone. Deepika was a national-level badminton player, but at the age of 16, she stopped playing the sport in pursuit of a career as a fashion model. Early in her modelling career, she attained popularity as the face of many brands and products. In 2005, Padukone made her fashion runway debut for Suneet Verma at the Lakme Fashion Week and subsequently in 2006, also featured in the music video of Naam Hai Tera alongside Himesh Reshammiya. Padukone’s journey into films started in the South with her debut film in 2006, Aishwarya , a Kannada film directed by Indrajit Lankesh, opposite Upendra. The film turned out to be a success, presenting the acting prowess of the former model. An alumnus of Anupam Kher’s film academy, Padukone got her first break in Bollywood with t

By Neil Terrance Haslam Deepika Padukone was born on January 5, 1986 at Copenhagen, Denmark to renowned badminton player Prakash Padukone, the first Indian to win the All-England Badminton Championships, and wife Ujjala Padukone. Deepika was a national-level badminton player, but at the age of 16, she stopped playing the sport in pursuit of a career as a fashion model. Early in her modelling career, she attained popularity as the face of many brands and products. In 2005, Padukone made her fashion runway debut for Suneet Verma at the Lakme Fashion Week and subsequently in 2006, also featured in the music video of Naam Hai Tera alongside Himesh Reshammiya. Padukone’s journey into films started in the South with her debut film in 2006, Aishwarya , a Kannada film directed by Indrajit Lankesh, opposite Upendra. The film turned out to be a success, presenting the acting prowess of the former model. An alumnus of Anupam Kher’s film academy, Padukone got her first break in Bollywood with t