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Delhi HC rejects plea to remove prefix ‘Padma Bhushan’ on MDH products, stores
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a petition seeking action to confiscate the Padma Bhushan award conferred on MDH masala owner Mahashay Dharampal Gulati for allegedly using the prefix 'Padma Bhushan' on the company's products, stores, and social media
Delhi HC rejects LLM student’s plea seeking Rs 15 lakh compensation, insurance on account of air pollution
The Delhi High Court on Monday dismissed a petition by a law student seeking Rs 15 lakh compensation and medical insurance of Rs 25 lakh due to air pollution in the capital
Elephant Bijli Prasad taken care by NGO Wildlife SOS
Elephant Bijli Prasad, who is allegedly owned by Ghaziabad resident Gayur Ali, is looked after in care centre of NGO Wildlife SOS
1997 Uphaar cinema fire victims move Delhi HC seeking more punishment for Ansals
The case is related to tampering with the evidence in the main fire tragedy case in which the Ansals were convicted and sentenced to a 2-year jail term by the Supreme Court.
Delhi HC seeks Centre’s reply in Kailash Gahlot’s plea against needing permission for foreign visits
Delhi HC seeks Centre’s reply in Kailash Gahlot’s plea against needing permission for foreign visits
The petition has arrayed the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, Union of India through ministries of External Affairs, Finance, Home Affairs and Prime Minister's Office as parties.
Same-sex marriage: Delhi HC to hear pleas for live streaming of proceedings on Dec 6
The counsel for the petitioners urged the court for an early hearing in the matter and sought a shorter date.
Delhi HC asks why are children still begging on the streets, demands ground status report from AAP and Centre
Despite notices being sent to the Centre, Delhi government and DCPCR, a PIL has alleged that the authorities have failed to take any remedial steps to help the children begging on the streets
‘What is all this?’ Delhi HC pulls up police for putting unmanned barricades on roads causing a blockage
At the outset, the bench observed that in the evening peak traffic hours, policemen put barricades on roads and keep standing to a side without looking at the traffic.
