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Court raises questions about non-Muslims on boards; expresses concern over violence India's Supreme Court has indicated ... been told the Delhi High Court building is on Waqf land, the Oberoi ...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday, April 16, began hearing a batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, with Chief Justice of India (CJI ...

The Supreme Court rejected a plea by former councillor of Patur town, challenging the use of Urdu on the signboard of the municipal council of Patur. The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the use of ...

A view of the Supreme Court of India building, an apex judicial body of the country, in New Delhi.(HT_PRINT) The Supreme Court on April 15 upheld the use of Urdu on the signboards of a municipal ...

The Supreme ... of India Sanjiv Khanna and Justices PV Sanjay Kumar and KV Viswanathan said, "The one thing is very disturbing the violence that is taking place. The issue is before the court ...

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Chaos erupted at Jammu airport after multiple flights were cancelled due to bad weather in Srinagar. Connecting flights from Srinagar to other places are also delayed or cancelled. Alternative ...

The Chief Justice of India, Sanjiv Khanna ... was an outhouse and not the main building where the judge and family resides. On Friday, the Supreme Court brushed aside any connection between ...

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While talking to the media, Afzal Ansari claimed that the tallest building in Mumbai has been ... Now the matter is in the Supreme Court. He urged the public to have faith in the Supreme Court.

Two-judge Supreme Court bench also said language should not be equated with religion, and asserted that influence of Urdu is writ large in the language of Indian courts.