The Rajasthan High Court has stayed the declaration of final results in the recruitment process for Assistant Professor (English) posts, after the petitioner alleged that the State proceeded with the selection without considering objections filed against the model answer key.
Rajasthan High Court stays the cancellation of a government employee's official housing allotment after finding the charge shifted from unauthorised occupants at an inspection to sub-letting in the final order, without an inquiry report ever being furnished to him.
Delhi High Court declines to let wrestler Vinesh Phogat compete in the trials for the 2026 Senior World Wrestling Championships despite her missing qualifying events due to pregnancy and childbirth, holding that carving out an individual exemption at the interim stage would risk unequal treatment among athletes.
Acting on data showing thousands of fraudulent GST registrations obtained by misusing stolen PAN and Aadhaar details, Delhi High Court directs GST authorities nationwide not to grant any fresh registration without biometric Aadhaar authentication.
Delhi High Court holds a school Managing Committee cannot deny a reinstated teacher's back wages based on an unproven allegation of certificate fraud that was never actually adjudicated, and grants the teacher 50% relief.
Delhi High Court declines to entertain a challenge by Congress leaders to a Special Intensive Revision requirement that voters previously deleted from electoral rolls declare themselves "first-time applicants," holding the challenge should instead be filed as a public interest litigation.
Delhi High Court directs Delhi Police to decide within a week a fresh application by the Kshatriya Karni Sena to hold a September 20 protest at Jantar Mantar against newly notified UGC equity regulations.
Madras High Court declines to stay Tamil Nadu's move to a fully digital system for driving licences and vehicle registration certificates from September 13, issuing notice instead on a Bangalore firm's challenge to the transport department's communication.
Madras High Court questions the CBI and Bureau of Immigration's practice of treating Look Out Circulars as confidential, remarking that India "does not follow a Kafkaesque trial" and that a person affected by adverse proceedings has a right to know why.
Bombay High Court directs Maharashtra's DGP to personally explain why the Deputy Chief Minister's son was not made an accused in a case over 40 acres of government land in Pune acquired by his firm at far below market value, despite records showing him as a company director.
Bombay High Court declines to pass any pre-emptive order against Maratha quota leader Manoj Jarange-Patil's planned "March to Mumbai," holding it cannot restrain a protest merely on apprehension and that "State machinery is capable of handling all these situations."
Bombay High Court deprecates a Pune-only, 12-day blanket ban on alcohol sale during Ganesh Chaturthi as irrational and warns it would flood hospitals with distressed habitual drinkers, prompting the Collector to cut the ban down to two days.