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Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Tuesday rejected the petition moved by Ramoji Rao-led Eenadu publication seeking an ex parte ad interim direction to suspend the impugned G.O.Rt.No.12 regarding the subscription of Sakshi newspaper by the village and ward volunteers.

A bench comprising Justices Hemant Gupta and Sudhanshu Dhulia said this was not acceptable to the court as earlier petitioners wanted urgent listing but when the matter was listed, they want adjournment and this would not be allowed. Justice Gupta said,

The Supreme Court on Monday expressed anguish at petitioners' counsel seeking adjournment on a clutch of pleas against the Karnataka High Court judgment, which upheld the right of educational institutions to ban wearing of hijab in ...

The Supreme Court of India Monday issued notice to Karnataka government on a clutch of petitions against the Karnataka High Court judgment, which upheld the right of educational institutions to ban wearing of hijab in pre-university colleges in the state.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to set up a bench to consider a clutch of pleas against the Karnataka High Court judgment, which upheld the right of educational institutions to ban wearing of hijab in pre-university colleges in the state.As ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to set up a bench to consider a clutch of pleas against the Karnataka High Court judgment, which upheld the right of educational institutions to ban wearing of hijab in pre-university colleges in the state.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday indicated at soon listing the petitions against the Karnataka High Court judgment, which upheld the ban on hijab in pre-university colleges.As senior advocate Meenakshi Arora mentioned the matter before a bench ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday again declined urgent hearing but indicated at soon listing the petitions against the Karnataka High Court judgment, which upheld the state governments ban on Hijab in pre-university colleges.

Bengaluru, Apr 5: Amid a renewed Hindutva campaign against use of loudspeakers in mosques, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday assured to look into the matter, adding that the high court order is against the use of loudspeakers not just in mosques, but in all religious places. 

The Supreme Court on Thursday declined to give any specific date to hear a plea challenging the Karnataka High Court order, which dismissed all petitions seeking direction for permission to wear hijab in classrooms.