The Delhi High Court on Monday took suo moto cognisance of the water logging problem in Delhi and asked the state government, civic authorities and other to file response related to the issue.


HC takes suo moto cognisance on waterlogging in Delhi


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The Delhi High Court on Monday directed Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) not to take coercive steps against the students with regard to any matter arising out of the policy of mandatory attendance till the pendency of the plea.


Court directs JNU not to take coercive steps on attendance


The Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday told the Supreme Court that investigation in the Shopian case involving Major Aditya Kumar was justified and his father can't filed plea against the FIR.


J&K says FIR against Major Aditya justified; SC to hear final arguments on July 30


The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the Central government, Delhi University and the city police to ensure no defacement of public property during the upcoming Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) elections.


No defacement of public property during DUSU polls, orders HC


The Delhi High Court on Monday said actors cannot be held liable for dialogues that allegedly insulted former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in the "Sacred Games" web series.


Actors can't be liable for insulting dialogues: HC


An Army law college that offers a five-year integrated BBA LLB course was inaugurated on Monday near a village on the old Pune-Mumbai highway.


Army starts law college in Pune


Observing there was a possibility of vector-borne diseases spreading during the monsoon season, the Delhi High Court on Monday directed the state government and civic authorities to issue an advisory on preventive steps related to dengue and chikungunya.


Delhi HC seeks advisory on dengue, chikungunya be issued


In the wake of the arrest of a lawyer on rape charges at the Saket courts premises here, Delhi High Court Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal on Monday held a meeting with district judges and directed them to ensure the safety of women on court premises.


HC Acting CJ holds meeting, orders safety measures for women


The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday filed a charge sheet against former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah and three others in the alleged multi-crore scam in the state cricket association.


CBI file charge sheet against Farooq Abdullah in cricket scam


The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear an anticipatory bail plea of one of the Malankara Orthodox Church priests who is on the run after facing charges of sexual abuse of a parishioner.


SC to hear anticipatory bail plea of Kerala priest accused of rape


Hundreds of Iraqi demonstrators took to the streets on Sunday in protest over lack of jobs and basic service, police said.


Protests continue in Iraq over lack of jobs, basic services


National Commission for Women (NCW) Chairperson Rekha Sharma said that women are still victim of sexual harassment at workplace and many do not report such incidents.


'Sexual harassment at work still perennial issue for women'


A senior lawyer was booked for rape after his junior alleged that she was raped by him in his chamber in a court complex here, police said on Sunday.


Female lawyer raped by senior, case filed


Reiterating their commitment to strengthen the bilateral relation on the basis of friendship, trust and understanding, India and Bangladesh on Sunday signed agreement to liberalize the visa regime between the two countries.


Liberal visa regime agreement signed between India, Bangladesh


Police in Chicago have clashed with protesters after an officer fatally shot a black man who was suspected of carrying a gun.


Chicago clashes after police kill black man


Girls in Australian schools will be allowed to wear shorts and pants next year as part of a major uniform update in line with their needs and preferences.


Girls allowed to wear shorts, pants in Australia school


A newly set-up special court of Sri Lanka will on Monday begin hearing high-profile bribery and corruption cases including those against members of the former government, authorities said on Sunday.


Sri Lanka's special court to begin hearing high-profile graft cases


Sri Lanka has announced that it is moving its centuries-old folk medicine system for protection under the international intellectual property system.


Sri Lankan medicines to be protected under international intellectual property system


A woman in Saudi Arabia has been arrested after she ran on stage to hug a male singer during a concert, the media reported.


Saudi woman arrested for hugging singer


One of the two Malankara Orthodox Church priests, who are on the run facing charges of sexual abuse of a parishioner, approached the Supreme Court on Saturday seeking relief from arrest, while the other will do so on Monday, said an official.


One Kerala rape-accused priest moves SC for relief from arrest


One of the two Malankara Orthodox Church priests, who are on the run facing charges of sexual abuse of a parishioner, approached the Supreme Court on Saturday, while the other will do so on Monday, said an official.

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