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Bombay High Court takes suo motu cognisance of Noise Pollution caused during religious processions in Mumbai and other cities across Maharashtra.
A division bench of Justice Girish Kulkarni and Justice Dr Neela Gokhale has asked the Maharashtra Government to spell out what are the relevant laws for containing Noise Pollution and steps taken to implement the said laws.
Karnataka High Court Justice M Nagaprasanna has agreed to hear an application seeking recall of it's earlier order remitting the matter back to the trial court, for considering a private complaint against Senior Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge and family members, who are trustees of Sidhartha Vihar Trust.
Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Report On NCLT Benches' Infrastructure Facilities
Police Officer Who Arrests Without Furnishing Written Grounds Must Face Departmental Enquiry : Supreme Court
NHAI Urges Supreme Court To Clarify Direction To Remove Stray Animals, Says Primary Responsibility With Local Administration
'Rs 370 Biryani' Controversy : Supreme Court Issues Notice On Comedian Pranit More's Plea To Club FIRs
Supreme Court Declines To Extend LLB Students' Attendance Relief To PhD Scholars
Calcutta High Court declines to dismiss a plea by Mamata Banerjee-led TMC to operate their bank accounts which had been frozen by the WB Police.
State argued that the plea must be dismissed since the TMC had lost claim over the accounts since the Election Commission had passed an interim order separating both factions as Mamata-AITC and Democratic-TMC, whereas the bank accounts were lying in the name of All India Trinamool Congress.
Supreme Court ISSUES NOTICE on PIL raising issue of occupational safety of construction workers
PIL also seeks probe into a construction-site collapse at Signature Global City in Gurugram
Bench: CJI Surya Kant, J Joymalya Bagchi and J V Mohana
Adv Prashant Bhushan for petitioner: Occupational Safety Code should lay down safety code. We have suggested guidelines at par with BIS Standards
CJI: There's a separate statute governing licenses. If it creates statutory obligations, then it would be easier to implement. Builders are required to deposite different funds. Why not have corpus for construction workers? That can be a pre-condition for grant of license
J Bagchi: Please give us a chart on where the new rules have a gap compared to already existing rules
Bhushan: Will do that.
Mamata Banerjee Urges Supreme Court To Urgently List Plea Against ECI Freeze On Trinamool Symbol