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Allow Ganesh idol immersion in Aarey lake: VHP to Bombay HC

MUMBAI: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has moved Bombay high court urging it to stay its order that directed BMC to make adequate arrangements across Mumbai city and suburbs for safer immersion of Ganesh idols and to allow immersion within Aarey Milk Colony, Goregaon (east).

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Bombay HC quashes FIRs against ex-intel chief Rashmi Shukla

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court on Friday quashed two FIRs registered in Pune and Mumbai against senior IPS officer and former state intel chief Rashmi Shukla in connection with alleged tapping of Opposition leaders’ phones during the Devendra Fadnavis-led government in Maharashtra.

The Times of India

A homecoming for this Malayali clown

Biju Pushkaran is the only Malayalee clown in the Rambo Circus team. He used to hide his profession from his children, but in 2011, his son was proud to see him perform. Biju left Kerala at 8 after being beaten by his father and went to Bombay, where he learned…

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Merely using late brother’s SIM card not an offence: Bombay HC quashes FIR

MUMBAI: Merely using her late brother’s SIM card doesn’t amount to an offence said the Bombay high court recently and quashed a first information report (FIR) against a woman accused by her sister-in-law of Criminal breach of trust and cheating for having used her late brother’s SIM card.

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Mere use of late brother’s SIM card no offence: Bombay HC, quashes FIR

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Bombay HC issues notice to art director Nitin Desai's widow in quashing pleas in suicide abetment case

MUMBAI: Bombay high court on Friday issued notice to the state and the widow of art director Nitin Desai on quashing petitions filed by five persons accused of abetting his August 2 suicide.

The Times of India

President appoints Aurangabad advocate Manjusha Deshpande as new Judge for Bombay HC

MUMBAI: Centre on Thursday issued a notification appointing advocate Manjusha Deshpande as additional Judge of the Bombay high court.

The Times of India

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Rusi Cooper, oldest First-Class cricketer in the world @100, passes away

MUMBAI: Rusi Cooper, who was the oldest-living First-Class cricketer in the world, having celebrated his 100th birthday on December 22 last year, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Monday morning at his residence in Kemp's Corner in South Bombay. He is survived by his daughter Dinaz and son-in-law Hoshang…

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Centre notifies appointment and elevations of several judges in different High Courts

The Central Government on Saturday notified the appointment and elevations of several Judges in Himachal Pradesh, Telangana, Bombay Calcutta, Gauhati, Kerala and Chhatisgarh High Courts. Read further on Dynamite News:

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ODI World Cup trophy to arrive at Bombay Scottish School

MUMBAI: The iconic ODI World Cup Trophy will arrive at the Bombay Scottish School in Mahim on Tuesday as part of the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) promotional ‘Trophy Tour’ in various cities across the world.

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Bombay HC allows student to join online process for LLB admission subject to BA result

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court on Monday allowed a BA student from Mumbai University to participate in the online Centralized Admission Process (CAP) for 2023 for LLB- three year degree course, despite the final semester results not yet being declared as the last date for such registration was July 3.

The Times of India

Constitution protects the deprived, can't exclude them further: Bombay HC to OTPT council; permits visually impaired student to study physiotherapy

MUMBAI: Granting relief to a visually impaired physiotherapy student to pursue her graduation, Bombay high court said, "our collective endeavour as a society and particularly that of the State Government has to be a constant effort to find ways to assist those most in need of assistance; and never to…

The Times of India

Don’t see why car crash victim should be made victim again; permit him to take exam: Bombay HC to city college

MUMBAI: Calling for some "empathy and compassion", Bombay high court on Thursday directed SVKM’s Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics to allow, by July 12, a student involved in a grave life-threatening car crash on the Bandra Worli sea-link on October 5 last year and hospitalised for long, to…

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Bombay HC reserves order in interim medical bail plea by NCP leader Nawab Malik

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court on Friday reserved for orders, a plea by former Maharashtra Minister and leader of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Nawab Malik for interim medical bail in an Enforcement Directorate (ED) case of alleged money laundering.

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Justice Ramesh D Dhanuka sworn as Chief Justice of Bombay High Court

Justice Ramesh D Dhanuka was on Sunday sworn in as the Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court. Read further on Dynamite News:

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A revolutionary period of Indian mapmaking explored at Asiatic Society of Mumbai’s Mapped! exhibition

Twenty-two archival maps from the Great Trigonometrical Survey and the Bombay Revenue Survey of the 19th century reveal India’s advanced map-making methodologies

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Sam DSouza petitions Bombay HC to quash CBI proceedings

MUMBAI: Sanville Adrian D’Souza alias Sam Dsouza has approached the Bombay high court vacation bench with a plea for quashing criminal proceedings and interim relief in connection with an alleged extortion and corruption case filed by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) linked to the October 2021 Cordelia Cruise drug bust…

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Bombay HC continues relief for Sameer Wankhede till June 8, takes his undertaking of not making press statements or tampering with witnesses

MUMBAI: Sameer Wankhede, the former Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) zonal director in Mumbai accused by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in an alleged Rs 25 crore extortion and corruption case can continue to breathe easy till June 8.

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Edinburgh city centre to get new Chaakoo Bombay Cafe restaurant

The Indo-Irani tapas restaurant is moving across the M8 as it opens its first-ever restaurant to the capital in June with the new venture set to create 50 new jobs.

France 24

Tollywood: Rival to Bollywood emerges in southern India

Two Indian films have made to the official selection of this year's Cannes Film Festival. The Hindi-language film industry, commonly referred to as Bollywood – a portmanteau of Bombay and Hollywood – remains the world's largest producer of films and is responsible for more than half of those in India.…

The Hindu

Supreme Court to hear Bombay lawyers body plea for action against VP, Rijiju over remarks on judiciary

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a plea of the Bombay Lawyers Association (BLA) against Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju and Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar over their remarks on the judiciary and the collegium system for the appointment of judges.

The Hindu

IIT-Bombay Dalit student death | Mere allegations in suicide note not sufficient to conclude accused is guilty, says Mumbai court

A special court in Mumbai granted bail to a student accused in the suicide of Darshan Solanki and held, “Mere allegations in a suicide note would not be sufficient to draw conclusion that the accused has committed the offence of abetment.”

The Hindu

Great rush in Bombay hotels

Fifty years ago, the irregular supply of rationed foodgrains, high cost of vegetables and shortage of bread forced many families to eat dinner in hotels

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Queues form on opening day at West Bridgford's new Indian takeaway, the Bombay Sweet Centre

From the streets of Mumbai to the suburb of West Bridgford

The Times of India

Child is not chattel, parents expected to give preference to child's welfare over own rights: Bombay HC

MUMBAI: “Children cannot be treated as chattel or property where the parents would have absolute rights over the destiny and life of their children,’’ said the Bombay high court, observing that the paramount consideration is the welfare of the child and not the legal rights of the parents.

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