karnataka high court

A French national's challenge to a 'Leave India Notice' has been dismissed by the karnataka high court. The court found prima facie evidence that he violated tourist visa conditions by running a restaurant for 15 years and engaging in commercial activities. The state's sovereign power to regulate foreign nationals' stay was upheld.

In a landmark decision, the karnataka high court has affirmed a significant right for unmarried women, ruling that a daughter is entitled to receive not only monthly maintenance but also funds for her wedding from her mother and elder sister.

Congress MLA T D Rajegowda has been officially declared the winner of the Sringeri constituency, nearly three years after the 2023 Karnataka assembly elections. A high court-ordered recount of postal ballots confirmed his victory, increasing his initial margin of 201 votes to 203.

karnataka high court has ruled that India's secular nature doesn't preclude Dharmic and cultural events. The court overturned a city corporation's denial of permission for a Shankaracharya Jayanti celebration, stating that such activities are both religious and cultural. The court emphasized that what isn't prohibited is permitted, highlighting the intertwined nature of Indian culture and Dharma.

Bollywood sensation Ranveer Singh is breathing easier today, as the karnataka high court has dismissed legal actions against him. In a significant step towards resolution, he has offered an unconditional promise to pay his respects at the Chavundi deity shrine, which the court deemed a fitting gesture following his controversial role in 'Kantara-1'. A comprehensive ruling is anticipated shortly.

Karnataka government has approached the Supreme Court, challenging the High Court's decision to lift the ban on bike-taxi services. The state argues that two-wheelers shouldn't be classified as transport vehicles and raises safety concerns for passengers. This appeal follows the High Court's directive to permit bike-taxi operations by issuing contract carriage permits.

Karnataka Congress MLA Vinay Kulkarni has been disqualified from the state legislative assembly following his conviction in the murder case of BJP leader Yogeshgouda Goudar. The disqualification, effective from his conviction date of April 15, 2026, will last for six years after his release from life imprisonment.

karnataka high court strongly rebuked a social media content creator accused of secretly filming women on Namma Metro trains. The court refused to quash criminal proceedings against BK Diganth, an accountant, who shared videos of women without consent on Instagram and Telegram. Justice M Nagaprasanna emphasized that such actions constitute privacy invasion and harassment, not legitimate surveillance.