Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday rectified a portion its own order of September 18 in which it had said the person who seeks information under RTI should state the reason for doing so.“An applicant
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday made it clear that the Set off period of the sentence already undergone by a life convict is not a charity, but law's guarantee.“To the entitlement of a life
New Delhi: In a serious blow to transparency regime in the country, the Madras High Court has said RTI applicants must give reasons for seeking information as it gave relief to its Registry from disclosing
Chennai: Alleging untouchability by one sect of Vaishnavites against another at a temple in Cuddalore district, a petition has been filed in Madras High Court seeking to do away with the practice of shutting the
Chennai: Maintaining its opposition to “imposition” of Hindi in the state, the Tamil Nadu government today directed two universities not to implement the UGC circular and said the decision taken by the previous UPA government
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday suo motu impleaded the Home Secretary, the Director General of Police and the Superintendent of Police, Tiruppur district, as respondents in the case of alleged custodial torture of a
Chennai: Madras High Court has rapped a sessions court in Salem for completing a murder trial in 20 days and sentencing three accused to life imprisonment, saying such “fast tracking” in the guise of administering
Madurai: The Madras High Court here yesterday chided the Tamil Nadu Home Secretary for not giving a response to the court pertaining to making protection of witnesses statutory.Giving the Home Secretary another chance to give
Chennai: The Madras High Court today stayed the suspension order passed by Inspector General of Registration suspending a Sub Registrar(Grade I) who was due to retire on August 31, 2014.Justice R S Ramanathan admitted the
Chennai: Refusing to interfere with the four-language formula in the union territory of Puducherry, Madras High Court yesterday said English would continue to be the link language for transaction of official business and in the
Madurai: The Madras High Court bench on Saturday rejected the plea of a dental college, seeking a direction to the Dental Council of India and Dr. MGR Medical University to register candidates admitted in excess
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday granted permission to conduct a dog show at the YMCA grounds here between September 12-14.Justice V Ramasubramanian, before whom the petition filed by the Madras Canine Club came up,
Madurai: The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court yesterday ordered issue of notice to the Home Secretary, the DGP, the City Police Commissioner and others on a petition seeking action against some police officials,
Chennai: The Madras High Court today allowed a criminal revision petition filed by Sri Lankan Minister Douglas Devananda and directed him to appear through video conferencing at the Office of the High Commissioner of India
Madurai: The Madras High Court today dismissed former Union minister M K Alagiri's plea to quash an FIR against him in a land grabbing case, observing that there were prima facie materials for registration of
Chennai: Stressing the need to use Information and Technology in the Judiciary for speedy justice, the Madras High Court yesterday directed a subordinate court to dispose off appeals in two cases in a month.Justice S
Chennai: An anonymous phone call threatening that a bomb would go off in the Madras High Court complex led to a scare which later proved to be hoax.“The call was made from a public call
Chennai: Madras High Court yesterday ordered issue of notices to Directorate of Technical Education, Anna University and AICTE on a petition by a student from Nepal against denial of lateral admission to an engineering course
Chennai: Madras High Court today ordered maintenance of status quo over the issue of closure and lock up of buildings of 15 colleges in Dharmapuri district for their alleged failure to get approval under the
Chennai: Madras High Court yesterday refused to grant bail to a DMDK councillor, arrested for allegedly posting defamatory statements against Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on a social networking portal. Malli alias Subramaniam, DMDK Mettupalayam Town Secretary
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