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By: Udit Singh
The Tripura High Court recently restrained the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council, till further orders, from paying salaries to the to the part-time workers, casual workers and paid vouchers who have been regularised in absence of existence of sanctioned posts with approved scale of pay and allowances. The Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) is...
By: Udit Singh
The Meghalaya High Court on Thursday (August 20), through a suo moto PIL, took cognizance of the incidents that occurred on August 19 during the rally organised by the Khasi Students Union in Shillong.
By: Udit Singh
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By: Udit Singh
The Meghalaya High Court on Tuesday (September 1) expressed its displeasure regarding the manner in which the investigation is progressing incidents that occurred on August 19 during the rally organised by the Khasi Students Union in Shillong.The division bench comprising the Chief Justice Revati Mohite Dere and Justice W. Diengdoh observed:“Having perused the report, we note, that we are...
By: Udit Singh
The Meghalaya High Court on Tuesday (September 1) was informed that the Bar Council of Meghalaya has also set up a physical drop box in its office and implemented an online complaint portal on its website as well as established procedure for filing online complaints over sexual harassment of women Advocates and interns.
By: Udit Singh
The Tripura High Court recently set aside a decision of the State Level Committee rejecting the premature release of seven convicts who have undergone incarceration for periods between 15 years and 21 years.The committee denied the premature release of the convicts on the basis of a Police Verification Report. However, the Court noted that the notification dated September 3, 2025 issued by...
By: Udit Singh
The Gauhati High Court on Wednesday (September 2) directed the States of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh to file affidavits stating the number of convicts whose remission applications have been rejected and whether the reasons for such rejection have been communicated to them. A Division Bench comprising Justice Michael Zothankhuma and Justice Anjan Moni Kalita was hearing a...
By: Udit Singh
The Gauhati High Court on Monday (September 7) pulled up the State authorities for demolishing the homes of various residents in Goalpara on private land without providing them an opportunity to have their say, prima facie observing that the action was unauthorized and illegal. In doing so the court sought response of the State as to what was the "imminent danger" requiring the demolition of...
By: Udit Singh
The Tripura High Court on Wednesday (September 9) pulled up the State Government over initiating the process for re-creation of 1116 PG teacher posts in various subjects, that according to the Government, had fallen vacant due to death, retirement, resignation and termination of services.The division bench of the Chief Justice M.S. Ramachandra Rao and Justice Biswajit Palit observed:“We fail...
