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CM Vijay to move resolution in Assembly to urge Centre to recognise Tamil as Madras High Court's principal language

The state's official resolution is set to urge the creation of a framework under which all judgments, decrees and judicial orders delivered by the High Court are made available in Tamil.

The Economic Times

Friends and activists rally behind Hong Kong protest leader Joshua Wong after guilty plea: ‘Outrageous’

The 2014 Umbrella Movement icon was ‘left with few alternatives’, friend says

The Independent UK

Delhi HC seeks WFI response on Vinesh Phogat’s challenge to disciplinary action

The Delhi High Court sought a response from the Wrestling Federation of India. Olympian Vinesh Phogat challenged two show-cause notices issued against her. She alleges arbitrary and discriminatory disciplinary actions by the federation. Phogat also seeks a fair framework for women athletes returning post-maternity. The court will next hear the…

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SpiceJet seeks extension of time to deposit ₹50 crore in KAL Airways dispute; Delhi HC declines to interfere at this stage

The Delhi High Court declined to issue an interim order regarding SpiceJet's delayed payment. SpiceJet sought more time to deposit the first installment due to delayed funds. The airline expects a second tranche of credit to be released soon. The court will consider SpiceJet's bona fides on September 21. KAL…

The Economic Times

Hearing set for five nuns accused of abuse at children’s homes

A girl allegedly had soap forced into her mouth, which caused her to vomit

The Independent UK

Mother who killed baby daughter with heat from hairdryer to appeal

Courtney Gartshore was jailed for six years.

Evening Standard

‘I’ve been waiting for this for 20 years’: Father jailed for two decades for stealing mobile phone finally going home

Exclusive: IPP prisoner Leroy Douglas, whose incarceration has been found to be unlawful and arbitrary by the United Nations, has finally been granted parole

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Sledgehammer used to crack a nut: HC quashes blanket ban on foreign travel by govt employees in Haryana

The Punjab and Haryana High Court invalidated Haryana's ban on foreign travel for government employees. The court found the blanket prohibition arbitrary and disproportionate to the stated objectives. A nursing officer's travel to Australia for a professional exam was permitted by the ruling. The Supreme Court has affirmed the right…

The Economic Times

Rider without driving licence killed in a crash with van; Court puts 25% blame on 19-year-old who died, cuts Rs 25 lakh motor accident compensation by 25%

A 19-year-old rider died in a head-on collision with a van in Theni in 2018. The Madras High Court found that the rider also contributed to the crash, noting he rode on the wrong side and had no driving licence. The court fixed his contributory negligence at 25% and reduced…

The Economic Times

Gynaecologist who removed women’s ovaries without consent to face new hearing

Dr Ali Shokouh-Amiri was earlier found guilty of misconduct and given a warning

The Independent UK

Birmingham city council seeks to ban flags from roadsides ‘for public safety’

It comes after a long-running dispute over the operations of anti-migrant group Raise the Colours

The Independent UK

Jamie Carragher Tax Debt Reportedly Near £800,000 as HMRC Bankruptcy Petition Nears Settlement

Jamie Carragher is seeking to settle a reported £700,000–£800,000 tax debt after HMRC filed a bankruptcy petition at the High Court.

International Business Times UK

Prince Harry and Co-Claimants Ordered To Pay £9.54m Interim Legal Costs by 28 August

Prince Harry and six co-claimants must pay £9.54m by 28 August towards Associated Newspapers' legal costs after losing their High Court privacy case.

International Business Times UK

Delhi Riots Case: Police tells High Court Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam cannot seek fresh bail yet

The Supreme Court had said that they would be at liberty to renew their bail pleas after the examination of the protected witnesses relied upon by the prosecution was completed, or after one year from January 5, 2026, whichever was earlier.

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Delhi High Court quashes defamation case against Pinaki Misra, says basic material missing

The Delhi High Court quashed criminal defamation proceedings against senior advocate Pinaki Misra. This decision came after finding insufficient material to prove reputational damage. The court noted the complainant did not present evidence from others. Misra had also denied giving the alleged interview to the publication. Therefore, the High Court…

The Times of India

Mentmore Towers, Batman Begins’ Wayne Manor in Buckinghamshire, could be seized as owners face deadline to repair crumbling mansion and conduct bat surveys to save historic property

The real-life Wayne Manor from Batman Begins, Mentmore Towers in Buckinghamshire, could face compulsory purchase if its owners fail to repair the deteriorating Grade I-listed mansion. According to SWNS, authorities have ordered urgent restoration work and three bat surveys by August 2027. The historic property has suffered damaged roofs, cracks,…

The Economic Times

Headscarf not an essential part of Islam: Allahabad HC rejects student’s plea to wear hijab with school uniform

Allahabad High Court has dismissed a minor student’s plea seeking permission to wear a hijab with her school uniform, saying she failed to provide sufficient factual or legal material to establish it as an essential religious practice in Islam. Muslim clerics have criticised the verdict and said hijab should be…

The Economic Times

Calcutta HC grants Abhishek Banerjee protection from coercive action in 3 criminal cases

The Calcutta High Court granted protection to TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee. Police cannot take coercive measures or interrogate him in three cases. Banerjee must seek permission before traveling abroad for medical treatment. He must cooperate with the ongoing investigation and comply with notices. The court will review progress reports on…

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From World Champion To Convicted Child Abuser: Graeme Dott's Stunning Fall After Jury Verdict

Former snooker champion Graeme Dott has been convicted of sexually abusing two children, marking a dramatic fall from grace for the 2006 World Champion. Sentencing is scheduled for September 2026.

The Independent UK

Ex-snooker champion Graeme Dott found guilty of sexually abusing children

The 49-year-old subjected a girl and a boy to multiple incidents of abuse.

The Independent UK

Disgraced ex-snooker champion Graeme Dott found guilty of sexually abusing children

A jury found the former player guilty after a five-day trial in the High Court in Glasgow

Evening Standard

Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott found guilty of sexually abusing children

The 49-year-old subjected a girl and a boy to multiple incidents of abuse

The National (Scotland)

Ex-snooker champion Graeme Dott found guilty of sexually abusing school children

Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been found guilty of sexually abusing two primary school age children

The Economic Times

SC issues notice on plea to enforce community forest rights near PEKB coal block in Chhattisgarh

The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Centre and Chhattisgarh government. A plea challenges the cancellation of community forest rights near the PEKB coal block. The court issued notices to relevant authorities regarding the villagers' rights. Ongoing mining activities in the coal block will remain unaffected by this notice.…

The Economic Times

Father paid Rs 2.9 lakh for son’s engineering admission, but he was stopped from taking the exam over unpaid fees; court orders college to pay Rs 2.27 lakh

A consumer commission has directed Acharya Institute of Technology to pay Rs 2,27,965 to a father, whose son was unable to sit for his exam due to fee issues. The institute was found accountable for fees retained by admission agents, despite a payment of Rs 2.90 lakh made for the…

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