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Upload orders, verdicts on the day they are passed: Bombay HC directs judges in Maharashtra, Goa

The move is expected to streamline the judicial process and provide litigants with immediate access to court rulings, reducing the lag between the pronouncement and the official availability of legal documents.

Amid Nashik probe, TCS says no complaints received through internal channels

According to a preliminary probe, the company was not in receipt of any complaints, as being alleged, a statement said

Civil Securities case: U.S. SEC, Adanis jointly seek extension; propose revised schedule

The SEC had sued Adani Group founder Gautam Adani and his nephew, Sagar, in November 2024, alleging they had misled investors by failing to disclose an alleged bribery scheme tied to Indian state officials

Weapons seized in central Kolkata, one detained ahead of West Bengal polls

Acting on suspicion, STF sleuths intercepted the man, carrying a bag, near a bus stand and recovered six single-shot firearms and 14 cartridges from him, an official

Amravati sexual exploitation case: NCW calls for stricter action, content to be taken down

Ms. Rahatkar raised questions about the adequacy of legal provisions invoked and sought clarification on why more stringent sections have not been applied

Prakash Karat praises Stalin, INDIA bloc for defeating Constitutional Amendment Bill

Terming the Bill the latest attack on the rights of Opposition-ruled States, he says the Modi government is trying to tamper with the federal structure

Defeat of Constitution Amendment Bill betrayal of nation's woman power: Adityanath

“The Opposition's obstruction of the passage of the Constitutional Amendment Bill, essential for the 'Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam', is a blow to the honour of 'Bharat Mata' [Mother India]. It is a betrayal of the entire woman power of the nation; it is an infringement upon their democratic rights,” says Adityanath

India drops proposal to mandate national ID app Aadhaar on smartphones after pushback

India’s IT ministry reviewed the ⁠proposal and “is not in favour of mandating the pre-installation of the Aadhaar App on smartphones,” UIDAI said in a statement to Reuters

Priyanka Gandhi praises Revanth’s alternative suggestions on delimitation

We know how to bring the debt under control, improve the finances of Tamil Nadu, and implement all the welfare schemes completely, says the AIADMK general secretary

On delimitation, the Union Minister for Home Affairs has clarified that not only Tamil Nadu but other States also will not be affected. I have also reiterated it. Tamil Nadu’s share will go up from 7.18% to 7.23%. This has disproved what Mr. Stalin has been saying: Edapaddi K. Palaniswami

Odisha comes up with compensatory irrigation mechanism for acquisition of irrigated land

The government clarified that the compensatory irrigation will be created preferably in the same project area where the ayacut is lost by way of extension of a canal system if possible or through pumped irrigation system

Naval Commanders’ Conference concludes, Home Secretary stresses coastal security

The apex-level conference, held from April 14 to 17, served as a key platform to review the Navy’s operational and material preparedness, infrastructure, logistics and human resource initiatives

Experts, academicians share concern and possibilities of animal and fish breeding rights at WBNUJS

Questions like who owns the breeding rights as well as need for well informed research in the area were highlighted at a discussion organised by WBNUJS

Parliament special sitting LIVE: Opposition hails Constitution Amendment Bill's defeat in Lok Sabha

Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi had accused the government of “hiding behind women” to alter the country’s electoral map.

Leopard strays into Mysuru home, captured safely

90-year-old woman rescued as the wild cat hides under her cot at house in Siddhartha Layout

Punjab’s border farmers caught between fence and Zero Line

The central government recently initiated steps to relocate the border fencing closer to the international boundary, a move expected to provide significant relief to farmers who have for decades operated under stringent Border Security Force (BSF) regulations

Pune police book two students over dance performance on Maoist leader at Govt hostel

The students told the police that they were not aware that Madvi Hidma was a Maoist leader

Complete Padmavathi Children’s hospital as per schedule: JEO

The state-of-the-art facility coming up at the foot of Tirumala hills will also have a helipad at the top to handle emergency cases

Deservedly dead: On the defeat of the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026

A ramrod approach to delimitation was bound to fail

J&K parties rise to the call of L-G on drug menace, join 100-day campaign

The letter said it was in the context of this ambitious and time-bound framework that the L-G was writing to the legislators and leaders “to earnestly request personal participation and cooperation in the Nasha Mukt J&K Abhiyan”

BCCI fines Rajasthan Royals manager Bhinder ₹1 lakh for PMOA protocol breach, issues warning

Bhinder was found scrolling his smart phone with teen sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi by his side in the dugout during the game against RCB

Mob attacks Assam forest range office over alleged land encroachment, several injured

Detention of Adivasi people for alleged land encroachment at the Ripu-Chirang Reserve Forest near India-Bhutan border triggers violence

EWS can't seek age relaxation, enhanced attempts like SC,ST, OBC: Delhi High Court

The Bench observed that the deprivation faced by EWS individuals was not comparable to caste-based discrimination, and the policy not to extend age and attempt relaxation to the EWS category was not "mala fide, arbitrary or unconstitutional" merely because it accorded different relaxations to different reserved categories.