Tag: Delhi High Court

On Day 17 of Sonam Wangchuk's indefinite hunger strike, the Delhi High Court termed a PIL seeking his forced hospitalisation 'urgent' and demanded government responses by Thursday.

Delhi HC rules humanitarian grounds cannot override PMLA proceedings — Vivo exec Guangwen Kuang alias Andrew denied permission to visit his critically ill father in China amid no-extradition-treaty flight risk.

iKanoon Software challenges a 144-page Delhi HC ruling that orders name-based search restrictions on court records — and the division bench hears it July 21.

Delhi High Court conferred Senior Advocate status on 85 lawyers — including 11 women — at a landmark Full Court meeting on July 9, 2026, chaired by Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya.

Justice Prateek Jalan holds MCOCA's stringent bail restrictions cannot override Article 21 where a trial spanning 24 accused, 403 witnesses, and 10,000+ pages is unlikely to conclude soon.

A patient denied an ICU bed despite the portal showing availability — Delhi HC has now ordered NIC to conduct surprise audits of 38 government hospitals by July 31.

Six weeks after MeitY blocked it under Section 69A citing NEET chaos, the Delhi High Court has ordered the restoration of Cockroach Janta Party's X account — the Centre offered no objection once the exam concluded.

Delhi High Court closes Vinesh Phogat's petition against WFI and directs the federation to decide on her show cause notice within two weeks — a ruling with significant stakes for Indian wrestling.

Delhi HC issues notice to the Centre on Delhi Gymkhana Club's plea against eviction, as the 27.3-acre Lutyens' estate case heads to a July 28 hearing.

The Supreme Court has ruled that summoning a husband's hotel booking records and call detail records to prove adultery does not violate the right to privacy — a landmark stand for spouses in divorce proceedings.

The Delhi High Court has ruled that BSNL and MTNL employees absorbed from DoT are not entitled to 7th CPC pension revision — a blow to thousands of telecom pensioners who now plan a Supreme Court challenge.

India's 1934 Aircraft Act technically makes kite flying illegal without a permit — and carries up to 2 years in prison.