Fifty individuals have died in U.S. immigration detention since January 2025, a rate that has more than doubled since 2009. Concerns are ri...

A woman received Rs 20 lakh in permanent alimony as part of a divorce settlement. Despite agreeing to withdraw all cases, she continued cri...

Yelp is launching an AI chatbot to help users sift through millions of reviews. This new tool aims to provide personalized recommendations ...

The Delhi High Court upheld the validity of the NFRA's power to investigate and penalize chartered accountants. It dismissed objections by ...

As per the proposed laws, statement of the victim will be compulsory in the case of sexual violence and video recording of the statement wi...

US judge Amit Mehta in a decision made public on Friday granted Google's request on some narrow grounds but allowed the remainder of the cl...

The hearing in the case has been scheduled for September 7.

"In the face of Army Rule 129, there was no reason to deny him the benefit of legal representation which he desired at his own expense," th...

The court yesterday heard arguments on Gandhi's application, seeking a detailed recording of evidence instead of a 'summary trial', and adj...

The city-based pharma company is expected to file the New Drug Application (NDA)with US Food and Drug Administration with regard the migrai...

There is need of further changes in the old rules and speed up summary trial in such cases of children freed from bonded labour and traffic...

It'd happen if proposal being considered by a committee set up by the govt to deal with high value loan defaults finds its way into the sta...

The Islamist faction declined to release the names or pictures of the executed for the sake of social stability, fearing backlash against t...

Satya Dev Tripuraneni, an American ex-employee, has said he was harassed by his supervisor after he accused Infosys of visa fraud.

US District Judge found no basis to support any of the charges filed by Palmer under Alabama state law and dismissed the case entirely

The move will ensure that government will not have to wait for long-drawn court battle to sack officials found guilty of corruption.

With the passage of Negotiatable Instruments (Amendment) Bill 2002, the decks are now cleared for expeditious disposal of cases related to ...