Srishti Ojha is a Correspondent at India Today Group. She covers a range of legal issues and developments, with a particular focus on the Supreme Court, while also delving into themes such as crime and justice, judicial systems, and legal affairs. Srishti's work has been featured in Global Advertising News, India Today, Business Today, MSN, and STIR.
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By: Srishti Ojha
E20 row: The petition had sought mandatory and uniform disclosure of the exact ethanol percentage on every petrol dispensing nozzle at fuel stations, and a direction that every fuel invoice, receipt or bill should clearly and legibly mention the percentage of ethanol in the petrol sold.
By: Srishti Ojha, Karishma Saurabh Kalita
The Supreme Court declined to pass any immediate order against the CJP's September 5 protest march in Delhi. It said law and order was for the authorities to manage, while allowing the petitioner to return if the situation turns alarming.
By: Vivek Kumar, Srishti Ojha
Special Judge (PC Act) Digvinay Singh of the Rouse Avenue Courts passed the order, providing relief to Jain after his arrest by the Delhi government's Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB).
By: Srishti Ojha, Sharangee Dutta
The NIA made the claim before a Delhi court while seeking permission to interview US mercenary Matthew Aaron VanDyke and Ukrainian Kaminskyi Viktor inside Tihar Jail, where they are currently lodged. The agency's application was approved on August 31.
By: Srishti Ojha
Swatantra Bhardwaj, who was detained from his house in Bulandshahr on Friday following protests by the CJP and the opposition, was later sent to one-day police custody.
The UK's first survey of the Cuban-born American artist in a decade traces the breadth and innovation of her feminist practice, rooted in spirituality and the Earth.
By: Shipra Parashar, Srishti Ojha
According to the chargesheet filed by the NIA, the Red Fort blast was a suicide bombing carried out by Umar Un Nabi, who allegedly detonated an IED inside his i20 car, killing 15 people. The chargesheet states that the Red Fort was chosen as a target because it was seen as a "symbol of the Indian state".
By: Srishti Ojha, Sanjay Sharma, Priyanka Kumari
The Supreme Court said it will monitor the safety of PGs, private hostels and student housing in Delhi after the Satya Niketan collapse. The focus will be on illegal construction and non-conforming commercial use of residential land.
