A day after the Kerala High Court ordered a Crime Branch investigation into the remarks made by Minister for Fisheries, Culture and Youth Affairs, Saji Cherian, which allegedly disrespected the Constitution of India, the CPI-M has decided not to seek his resignation.
The Kerala High Court on Thursday ordered further investigation into the remarks made by the State Minister for Fisheries, Culture and Youth Affairs, Saji Cherian which allegedly disrespected the Constitution.
The Kerala High Court on Thursday issued detailed directives aimed at safeguarding the well-being of elephants paraded during temple festivals, stating that there is no religious obligation mandating their use in such events.
The court held there is no retrospective effect for the insertion of Section 52A in 2013 in the Waqf Act.
The Kerala High Court on Wednesday issued a notice to Union Minister of State for Petroleum and Tourism Suresh Gopi seeking his response to a petition challenging his election to the Lok Sabha from the Thrissur constituency in the 2024 general election.
A single judge had directed the Kannur University to reconsider the teaching experience of Priya Varghese.
The Kerala High Court has issued notice to respondents in the case where two devotees of "Sarkara Devi temple" filed a case against RSS members for allegedly conducting drills and training inside temple compound.
The court said that the law does not recognise live-in relationships as marriage and hence divorce could not be sought as a means of separation.
The allegation against women’s rights activist Rehna Fathima was she had asked her minor children to paint on her body, the video of which was circulated through social media. However, the accused contended that the act was meant to impart sex education to her children.
The Kerala Lokayukta on 31 March referred to a full bench the case pertaining to alleged misuse of the CMDRF to the full bench, as the Lokayukta and the Upa Lokayukta had a difference of opinion.
