No human being with heart bigger than Salman Khan's: Ranbir KapoorMumbai: Actor Ranbir Kapoor has refrained from commenting on the verdict in Salman Khan's 2002 hit-and-run case, but he doesn't cringe lauding Salman's "big heart"
New Delhi: "He is the biggest and popular Bollywood star today," said a prominent news anchor of a leading news channel while covering the bail plea application of Bollywood superstar Salman Khan.Khan's 2002 hit and
New Delhi: Born with a silver spoon in his mouth, Salman Khan, 49, the eldest son of writer Salim Khan, has had an easy ride into Bollywood.Though he made his acting debut as a supporting
New Delhi: Salman Khan, after being convicted for five years of rigorous imprisonment, has got a two day interim bail in 2002 hit and run case, today evening.High Court granted interim bail to Khan since
Mumbai: Maharashtra government on Wednesday told the Bombay High Court that religion has got nothing to do with its recent ban on slaughter of cows, bulls and bullocks and consumption and possession of their meat.Advocate
Mumbai:To prevent frivolous complaints against judges, the Bombay High Court has made it mandatory that a complaint on an affidavit must be submitted along with “verifiable material” substantiating the allegation.“A complaint making allegations against members
Mumbai:A local court here framed charges against former Mumbai Congress president Kripashankar Singh and his son in connection with a 2012 case in which they are accused of possessing more bullets than permitted."The magistrate's court
Bombay: Two persons-both Hindus-have approached the Bombay High Court challenging the new Maharashtra Animal Preservation (Amendment) Act, which bans slaughter and consumption of beef, stating that the action infringes upon their fundamental rights.Advocate Vishal Seth
Mumbai: The Haji Ali Dargah Trust today justified before the Bombay High Court its decision to ban women devotees' entry into the inner sanctum of the Dargah which houses the mazaar (tomb) of the saint.Opposing
Mumbai: The Shiv Sena on Monday advised the courts to refrain from meddling in matters of faith and religion in the larger public interest.The party's comments came in the wake of a recent order of
Mumbai:The Shiv Sena on Monday advised the courts to refrain from meddling in matters of faith and religion in the larger public interest.The party's comments came in the wake of a recent order of Bombay
Mumbai: Maharashtra state government's proposed policy to keep pubs, restaurants and bars open 24/7 in Mumbai got a major jolt on Friday after the Bombay High Court stayed the implementation of it until it is
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court today directed the civic authorities to demolish all the illegal shrines that have come up in Maharashtra post 2009.The division bench of Justices A S Oka and A K Menon
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court today directed the Maharashtra Police to inform it as to whether Himayat Baig, the lone convict in the 2010 German Bakery blast case, can be lodged in any other secure
Two division benches of the Bombay High Court on Wednesday refused to hear a public interest litigation seeking a CBI probe into the murder of slain Communist leader and social activist Govind Pansare.The PIL, filed
Mumbai: In a blow to former Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan, the Bombay High Court today dismissed his appeal to recall an earlier order refusing to delete his name from the multi-crore Adarsh Housing Society
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court today dismissed a public interest litigation challenging separate counters for railway agents at the railway booking offices.The division bench of Justices Naresh Patil and Ajay Gadkari rejected the petitioner Chetan
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court today asked the Maharashtra government to supply generators/inverters at all the examination centres for secondary school examination (SSC) commencing March 3 and warned of taking contempt action if the directive
Mumbai: IIT Graduates' Advocacy Organisation (IGAO), a group formed by former IITians, has filed a PIL in the Bombay High Court on discrepancies between the official data of Government of India and the ‘real' number
Mumbai: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the ‘Permanent Judicial Museum' at Bombay High Court, which has on display the Barrister Certificates of Mahatma Gandhi and Mohammed Ali Jinnah.The museum has been set up as
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