Kerala HC advises to hold off movie reviews for 48 hours
Kerala High Court recommends delaying movie reviews for 48 hours to combat biased critiques and ensure fair evaluations.
Kerala High Court recommends delaying movie reviews for 48 hours to combat biased critiques and ensure fair evaluations.
The court directed KSIDC to cooperate fully with the probe, without withholding any information.
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday refused to cancel the bail granted to Malayalam actor Dileep,who is an accused in the actress sexual assault case.
The court said the government's decision was a violation of the constitutional rights of persons from tribal communities, especially when there are thousands of landless tribals in the district.
The Exalogic Solution’s petition seeking a stay on the SFIO probe against it comes amid reports that the central probe agency will serve a notice on Veena Vijayan asking her to appear before it as part of the ongoing investigation related to her firm’s dealings.
Chief Justice A.J. Desai has also sought a detailed explanation from the Registrar (administration) as to the circumstances in which the incident took place.
A single bench of Justice Sophy Thomas directed the police to release him on bail, if he is arrested, upon executing a bond of Rs 25,000 and two solvent sureties each of like sum.
The court issued a ‘letter’ under Rule 51D of the High Court Rules, instead of notice to Chief Minister Piarayi Vijayan, who is the second respondent in the case.
Meanwhile, the condition of the two girls who were injured during the stampede at CUSAT tech fest is critical.
Gireesh Babu filed the petition in Muvattupuzha Vigilance court in the wake of an Income Tax report that stated that an "illegal payment" of Rs 1.72 crore was made by CMRL to Exalogic Solutions Private Limited, the IT firm owned by Veena T, the daughter of CM Vijayan.