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A Division Bench of the Uttarakhand High Court has upheld a two-tier promotion regime at UPCL — dismissing a challenge by directly appointed employees who demanded equal treatment with absorbed UPPCL staff.

Three conflicting school documents, one disputed birth year, and a POCSO trial at its final stage — the Rajasthan High Court has stepped in to ensure the truth is not buried in procedure.

The Allahabad High Court has ruled that freedom of religion under Article 25 does not entitle any community to use a particular road for religious rites — dismissing a Sambhal Muharram procession PIL.

The Punjab & Haryana High Court has ruled that the State cannot invoke adverse possession against its own citizens — and has directed Haryana to pay compensation for land taken without acquisition.

A couple who lost their only child to cardiac arrest won a landmark surrogacy ruling — Madras HC holds a woman aged 50 years 9 months is fully eligible, and no Magistrate can override that.

Madras HC refused to be convinced by DMK MLA Sekar Babu's plea to quash an attempted murder FIR — forcing a withdrawal as criminal proceedings over the polling-day assault on a TVK candidate now march forward.

Karnataka High Court tells BJP MLA Yatnal "even an apology would not erase" his alleged vulgar remarks on actress Ranya Rao — as his FIR quash petition hangs in the balance.

Up to 60 lakh ration cards hang in the balance as the Supreme Court sends West Bengal's SIR-linked PDS exclusion challenge to the Calcutta High Court.

The Supreme Court warns private medical colleges "will close down" if forced to match government fee rates — and tells an EWS NEET-UG 2025 candidate to seek a scholarship instead.

The Bombay High Court has ruled that the power to remove a municipal councillor under Section 44 of the Goa Municipalities Act, 1968, is quasi-judicial and vests exclusively in the State Government — not the Director of Municipal Administration.

Madras High Court rules that Section 348 BNSS is not a second innings for a negligent prosecution — setting aside a trial court order that let the state recall its Investigating Officer mid-trial.

Eight years after a corruption FIR was filed, HP High Court refuses to quash it — ruling that delay alone, without proof of prejudice, cannot terminate a corruption prosecution.