The Delhi High Court has asked the Centre and the Border Security Force (BSF) to file their responses to a petition by 30 teaching and non-teaching staff of BSF's polytechnic seeking regularisation of their jobs.


Centre's reply to BSF polytechnic staff plea sought


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The Delhi High Court, in an interim order, has restrained ZTT India Pvt Ltd from marketing optical fibres manufactured using technology which has been patented by Sterlite Technologies Ltd, saying that "this experimentation with interim orders in patent infringement suits is the need of the hour."


HC stops ZTT marketing Sterlite Tech's optical fibre patent


A Delhi court on Tuesday asked the Tihar Jail authorities to file a status report on July 19, the next date of hearing, on the four convicts of the December 16, 2012 gang rape case.


Court seeks jail's report on Nirbhaya case convicts


The Supreme Court on Tuesday gave a free hand to the SFIO to reopen and recast IL&FS' books of accounts for last five years.


IL&FS case: SC allows reopening of last 5 years' accounts


The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has replaced the investigation officer probing the case of Robert Vadra, brother-in-law of Congress President Rahul Gandhi, official sources said.


ED replaces investigating officer probing Vadra


An Air India pilot has moved the Delhi High Court challenging an order suspending him for testing positive for alcohol and said it was the alcohol content in his hairfall treatment serum that showed up in the breath analyser (BA) test.


Suspended pilot says hair serum caused positive alcohol test


The Supreme Court on Tuesday told the Maharashtra government to reshuffle and hold "final" counselling for general candidates who got admission to PG medical and dental seats on or before June 14.


Maharashtra asked to complete PG medical, dental counselling by June 14


Congress President Rahul Gandhi's brother-in-law Robert Vadra on Tuesday appeared before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in connection with a money laundering case involving assets allegedly held abroad.


Vadra appears before ED in money laundering case


Rome, June 3 (IANS/AKI) Portugal, Ireland, Romania, France, Germany and Luxembourg have all vowed to take a share of 100 migrants who arrived in Italy's northwestern port of Genoa after they were saved off Libya last week, sources at the Italian Interior Ministry said on Monday.


'Six EU states to take in migrants rescued off Libya'


The Hyderabad bench of National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Monday approved the Kolkata-based Srei Multiple Asset Investment Trust's (Vision India Fund) resolution plan for the insolvent Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd.


NCLT clears Srei Multiple Asset's bid for Deccan Chronicle Holdings


In a significant order, the Bombay High Court on Monday upheld the constitutional validity of the Indian Penal Code's section providing for either life sentence or death penalty for repeat rape offences.


'Justified': Bombay HC upholds death for repeat rape offenders


The Supreme Court on Monday refused to stay the Madras High Court order quashing of the land acquisition process for the Chennai-Salem eight-lane expressway project.


SC declines to stay Madras HC order on Chennai-Salem corridor


The Supreme Court on Monday stayed a Madras High Court order that had permitted the demolition of five floors of a private hospital in Chennai.


SC stays demolition of five floors of Chennai hospital


A trial court on Monday ordered framing of charges against Atanasio Monserrate, newly elected Congress MLA from Panaji, in connection with a 2016 rape case involving a minor.


Charges to be framed against Goa MLA in rape case


In a significant order, the Bombay High Court on Monday upheld the constitutional validity of the amended sections of the Indian Penal Code providing either life sentence or death penalty for repeat rape offences.


Bombay HC upholds death clause for repeat rape offences


The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to probe into allegations of trafficking, unnatural sexual assault and video recording of victims at a shelter home in Muzaffarpur of Bihar.


CBI asked to complete shelter home probe in 3 months


Following the outrage from the southern Indian states, the HRD Ministry on Monday omitted the mandatory teaching of Hindi from the draft of National Education Policy (NEP). The revised draft does not mandate the languages that students may opt to study at mid-school level.


Government revises policy draft, omits compulsory Hindi


A Delhi Court on Monday allowed Congress President Rahul Gandhi's brother-in-law Robert Vadra, who is facing an Enforcement Directorate (ED) probe, to visit the US and the Netherlands for six weeks for his medical check-up.


Court permits Robert Vadra to travel US


Six years after it reported serious procedural irregularities in the process of allocating blocks for mineral exploration, the CBI will begin a Preliminary Enquiry into the granting of licenses to private parties in 2010, during the UPA government's tenure, to explore for and mine atomic minerals.


CBI begins probe in grant of licenses to explore atomic mineral


A Class 11 student in Telangana, who had committed suicide after she was declared "failed" in the exams by the Board of Intermediate Education (BIE), had scored the pass marks, the result of re-verification of her answer sheet shows.


Telangana student who committed suicide had passed exam


Mohammad Sona Ullah, the Kargil war veteran who was declared a foreigner by a tribunal in Assam recently, has been discharged from his job as a Sub Inspector of the Assam Police's Border Branch, it was announced on Saturday.

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