Tag: Kerala High Court
Jacob Thomas Seeks Details of CBI Consent to Probe Charges
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Vigilance Director Jacob Thomas wrote to CBI director Ranjit Sinha, to know whether the.
Kerala High Court Says Sree Narayana Guru is Not an Avatar of God and Gurumandiram Not a Temple
Kochi: Kerala High Court has said that Sree Narayana Guru was a social reformer and not an avatar of God and the Gurumandiram housing his statue cannot be treated as a temple.
A bench comprising Justices V Chitambaresh and K Harilal made this observation while hearing a property dispute related to a ‘Gurumandiram’ at Ambalappuzha in Alappuzha.
CBI Seeks More Time; High Court Postpones Lavalin Case by One Month
Kochi: Kerala High Court has postponed the hearing of the Lavalin Case by one month as CBI sought more time for the Additional Solicitor General to appear in the court.
Delayed Justice Delivered: Kerala High Court Corrects Itself by Re-opening its Door to Media persons
Kochi: Kerala High Court has at last decided to allow the re-entry of media into its premises.
The Registrar of the High Court issued a press release making it clear that there is no ban on media entering the High Court.
Not Including Anu Raghavan in Olympics Team an Injustice, Observes Kerala High Court
Kochi: Kerala High Court has observed that keeping athlete Anu Raghavan out of the relay team for Rio Olympics was an injustice to her.
Anu Raghavan was replaced by Ashwini Akkunji, an athlete whose merits counted less than those of Anu. She had clocked better time than Ashwini in the previous four meets. The court which went into the merits of both the athletes asked the Olympics Association to include Anu in the team.
Government Pleader Molests Woman; Arrested
Kochi: A young government pleader of Kerala High Court was arrested by Police in Kochi for molesting a woman on the public road.
The accused, Dhanesh Mathew Manjooran, grabbed a young lady who was returning home after work at a commercial establishment at around 7 pm on Thursday. The incident occurred on the St Teresa’s Convent road in Kochi.
Pregnancy is not a valid reason to skip classes, says Kerala Court
Kochi: Kerala High Court has rejected the demand of a pregnant B Ed student to allow her to appear for the examinations in spite of a shortage in mandatory attendance.
“Pregnancy was an optional choice and that cannot be a reason to permit a student to deviate from the requirements of a regular course of study,” the court said.
HC permits Muslim Girls to Wear Veils in Examination Hall
HC permits Muslim Girls to Wear Veils in Examination Hall