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Delhi High Court on Wednesday expressed concern over Delhi Development Authority’s conduct of granting permission to society to mortgage south Delhi’s Raisina Bengali School and asked how the land-owning agency could do this as it was not a commercial plot and the land was given for a social cause.

Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) commissioner, B Vijay Dutta, on Tuesday apologized before the central bench, National Green Tribunal (NGT), after he was pulled up by members of the Green tribunal for inordinate delay in execution of its order on demolition of houses within 33 metre from the full tank level (FTL) of Shahpura Lake

Delhi High Court on Wednesday declined to issue notice on a plea seeking direction to make “Health and Yoga Science” a mandatory part of the curriculum up to Class VIII, saying that it is a policy decision.

Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra has decided to withdraw her defamation case against several media houses, while continuing the lawsuit against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey and lawyer Jai Anant Dehadrai. Moitra seeks no interim relief, and her request to remove other defendants, including social media platforms X, Google, and YouTube, was made. Dubey's counsel argued that Moitra's admission of sharing parliamentary login credentials with a businessman amounted to perjury.

Delhi high court overturned the government's cancellation of Ashok Swain's OCI card but permitted the issuance of a new show-cause notice with a reasoned order. Swain had contested the revocation, arguing it was executed unfairly and targeted him for his views on the government.

The Delhi High Court Thursday directed Delhi University to file an affidavit detailing the schedule of final year undergraduate exams which have been postponed from July 10 to beyond August 15.

Delhi High Court on Thursday questioned a rule introduced by the Delhi government in 2015 that restricted the job of civil defence volunteers to residents of the city.

The DU submitted before Justice Prathiba M Singh that it will to hold exams after August 15.

The Delhi High Court overturned orders from the Central Information Commission (CIC) mandating CBSE to disclose Smriti Irani's 10th and 12th grade results, citing a misconstrued approach. The court also quashed a CIC directive to reveal details of PM Modi's bachelor's degree, emphasizing that personal academic information isn't inherently public, aligning with a Supreme Court judgment.

The tussle between St Stephen’s College and Delhi University over the admissions norms has reached Delhi High Court. After DU directed the college to withdraw its prospectus that notified admission for general students to be based on 85% of CUET score and 15% for interview, St. Stephen’s moved court only for a PIL to be filed on Wednesday challenging the institution’s criteria.