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Understanding the Olga Tellis judgment

How is the judgment relevant to the ‘anti-encroachment’ drive in Jahangirpuri?

The Hindu

Butter-fried new potatoes and a crunchy dip: Ravinder Bhogal’s recipes for jersey royals

Two fusion dishes for the season’s first jersey royals – salty-sour spuds in a Sichuan peppercorn sauce, and a textural treat of butter-fried, yoghurty new potatoes with sour chutney and a Bombay mix-style crunch

The Guardian - UK

State's wisdom and discretion to appoint rightful candidate as SPP in Khwaja Yunus case: Bombay HC

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court on Tuesday said three names suggested by counsel for Asiya Begum to the state for appointment as special public prosecutor (SPP) for the trial into the 2003 custodial death of her son Khwaja Yunus, were taken in a "positive way" by the government.

The Times of India

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Insurance firm manager acquitted in bribery case

NAGPUR: The Nagpur bench of Bombay high court has acquitted a branch manager of an insurance firm of graft charges.

The Times of India

Drive was to reignite gratitude for Naval Ship, was a party initiative not individual: Kirit Somaiya to Bombay HC

MUMBAI: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and former Mumbai Member of Parliament (MP) Kirit Somaiya who rushed on Tuesday to Bombay high court after the sessions court denied him pre-arrest bail, denying all allegations says the allegation he collected Rs 57 crore during the INS Vikrant restoration drive is "absurd"…

The Times of India

Will consider issues not before Supreme Court: HC on mental health PIL

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court on Tuesday said it will consider issues that are not before the Supreme Court while hearing a PIL by city psychiatrist Dr Harish Shetty to implement the Mental Healthcare Act, 2017.

The Times of India

'Obstructing police': Bombay HC quashes case against Sobo hotelier

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court on Tuesday quashed a first information report (FIR) registered with Gamdevi police in Mumbai against Jeetendra Navlani for allegedly refusing to shut his south Mumbai restaurant and bar on time in 2019 by claiming he was connected to the former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir…

The Times of India

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Full list of individuals designated as ‘terrorist’ under the UAPA

Jaish-e-Mohammed’s Mohiuddin Aurangzeb Alamgir is the latest to be added to a list of 33 individuals declared terrorists under UAPA.

The Hindu

SC relief for restaurant associations battling FL-III license hike

MUMBAI: In a reprieve to the Indian Hotels and Restaurant Association (AHAR), Hotel and Restaurant Association of western India (HRAWI) and seven other associations, the Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the imposition of Rs 9 lakh as costs on them by Bombay high court and granted interim relief against any…

The Times of India

Bombay HC seeks presence of directors of two Essar companies on April 1

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court on Thursday directed the directors of Essar House Pvt Ltd and Essar Services India Pvt Ltd to remain present personally in the court on Friday for a contempt petition filed against the companies by ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India Ltd (formerly Essar Steel India Ltd) and…

The Times of India

Anand Teltumbde not even ordinary member of any banned outfit, says his lawyer; seeks bail before Bombay HC

MUMBAI: Let alone an active member, Anand Teltumbde was not even an ordinary member of any banned or terrorist outfit said senior counsel Mihir Desai representing him before Bombay high court for a bail hearing on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Bombay HC directs issuance of caste certificate to adopted minor on single mother's plea

MUMBAI: In a relief to a single woman who had adopted a child, Bombay high court on Women’s Day granted her plea to have a caste certificate issued for her minor son.

The Times of India

From the Archives (March 8, 1922): Cotton excise

As regards the suggestion to remove the cotton excise duty Sir Malcolm said :- "You are well aware that the imposition of this duty will fall on the consumers. But what I was not prepared for was that excessive sympathy for the consumer professed by the advocates from Bombay. I…

The Hindu

Vikram earth station increases telephone traffic

New Delhi: The Vikram Earth Station — India’s first satellite earth station — which went into operation in February, 1971, has brought a three fold increase in overseas telephone calls from India. The number of calls put through the satellite station in a month are, at present, 14,830 as against…

The Hindu

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Bombay HC asks all cab aggregators to apply for licenses by March 16

MUMBAI: Observing that app based taxi firms such as Ola and Uber operating in Maharashtra without valid licenses was an instance of "complete lawlessness," the Bombay high court on Monday directed all such aggregators to apply for valid licenses by March 16 if they wish to continue operations.

The Times of India

SIT traces missing elderly woman with Alzheimer’s to Gujarat

MUMBAI: The special investigating team (SIT) formed on the directions of the Bombay high court to find a missing elderly woman suffering from Alzheimer’s have finally traced her and are going to submit their findings before the court on Monday.

The Times of India

‘Deposit Rs 10 crore as interim payout for 3rd Thane bridge’

MUMBAI: Bombay high court on Friday directed Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) to deposit Rs 10 crore towards interim compensation to be paid to over 900 fishermen who are affected due to construction of the third Thane creek bridge (TCB-III) that will be a six-lane bridge and an extension…

The Guardian - UK

The Global Merchants by Joseph Sassoon review – the rise and fall of a dynasty

The Sassoons’ business empire once straddled the world, but later generations lacked the drive to keep it going

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Final report of panel submitted in sealed cover to Bombay HC in MSRTC case

MUMBAI: The state on Tuesday submitted before Bombay high court the final report of an expert three member panel set up to look into demands of MSRTC workers.

The Times of India

Minority schools having more non-minority students, cancel minority status: PIL in Bombay HC

MUMBAI: State government must hold an inquiry and cancel the minority certificates of educational institutions that are evading the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009, a public interest litigation has urged Bombay high court.

The Times of India

Bombay HC says man guilty of killing four-year-old can be reformed, spares him gallows

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court has spared a man the gallows and sentenced him to life imprisonment for killing a four-year-old girl in Bhiwandi to take revenge against her father, a paan stall owner, for allegedly slapping him over non-payment of Rs 1,500 owed by him for the purchase of…

The Times of India

Attempt to murder case: Maharashtra BJP MLA Nitesh Rane surrenders; sent to police custody

MUMBAI: A day after a set back to BJP MLA Nitesh Rane, when a sessions court judge in Sindhudurg denied him bail, the son of Union minister Narayan Rane on Wednesday withdrew his bail application filed before the Bombay high court and surrendered before the investigation officer in Kankavli, in…

The Times of India

Bombay HC stays AAI’s order to slash height of JVPD buildings

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court has held that the Airports Authority of India (AAI) prima facie has no authority to withdraw the no objection certificates (NOCs) granted for height of a building to be constructed in the upscale Juhu Vile Parle Development Scheme (JVPD).

The Times of India

Marathi Zombie film to release tomorrow; appeal hearing in copyright dispute set for Feb 3rd

MUMBAI: Zombivli, a Marathi film caught in a copyright dispute before the Bombay high court will be released on January 26—preoponed from an earlier February scheduled release.

The Hindu

From the Archives (January 26, 1972): Padma Shri for Wadekar and Chandrasekhar

New Delhi, Jan. 25: Bombay-born A.L. Wadekar, who led India to the first-ever Test cricket victory over the West Indies and England last year, has been honoured with Padma Shri by the President, Mr. V

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