Delhi High Court hearing pleas filed by The Quint, The Wire and others challenging the validity of the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.
Ramakrishnan: We told Centre that information required under the Rules was available in the public domain. June 18 letter says that consequences will follow.
Court issues notice in application filed by Pravda Media Foundation. Replies to be filed within four weeks. Application filed in the matter to be heard before regular bench on July 7. Main writ to be listed on August 4, along with pleas by @TheQuint@thewire_in
The Supreme Court had on June 25 set aside the High Court order of June 9 refusing to take on record affidavits filed by @GhatakMoloy and @MamataOfficial
The court has remanded that issue back to HC to consider afresh.
The Court will also hear application filed by #SonuSood seeking intervention on the ground that the orders being passed in the PILs may affect him and hence he is necessary party.
#MadrasHighCourt issues notice in plea moved by State BJP general secretary, Karu Nagarajan challenging 9-member committee formed by TN govt to study impact of NEET on students from socially backward classes. State to file counter in a week
In interim order, HC noted petitioner's submission that in light of #SupremeCourt's Aug 2017 Judgment on #NEET, there is little room for State to set up committee to ascertain if NEET-based admission process has prejudicially affected socially backward students
Justice DY Chandrachud led bench of #SupremeCourt to hear plea by Kerala Govt seeking permission to withdraw cases against prominent CPI(M) leaders for vandalism in the Kerala Assembly in 2015 when the current ruling party in the State was in opposition @vijayanpinarayi
Plea is against a March 12, 2021 order of the Kerala High Court which had dismissed the State's petition against an order of rejection by the Chief Judicial Magistrate's Court seeking permission to withdraw prosecution against accused including sitting ministers.
#SupremeCourt to hear a plea against the dismissal of a petition by the NGT which raised issues of anthropogenic pressures and over-exploitation of the Sambhar Lake which led to the mass death of over
18,000 migratory birds in the Sambhar Lake in November, 2019
NGT had dismissed the plea stating it was similar to a suo motu case the tribunal was hearing. However, the plea in #supremecourt contends that the case is different.
Plea highlights violation of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance, 1971, to which India is a signatory. The said enactment mandates ‘wise’ use of wetlands and special protection of Wetlands that have been designated as a ‘Ramsar’ site #supremecourt