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A bench of Justices Biren Vaishnav and Devan M Desai observed that prima facie, a man mad disaster had occurred, where innocent lives were lost.

The Gujarat High Court on Sunday took suo motu cognisance of the Rajkot gaming zone fire that killed at least 27 people, including children.

A special bench of the Gujarat High Court, comprising Justice Biren Vaishnav and Justice Devan Desai, observed that "prima facie, a man-made disaster has occurred where innocent lives of children have been lost" as such recreation facilities have come up without adequate approvals from the competent authorities.

India News: A special bench of Gujarat HC addresses the deaths at Rajkot gaming zone, calling it a 'man-made disaster'. They question the lack of necessary approv

Members of the Special Investigation Team (SIT) held a meeting with local administration in Gujarat’s Rajkot city in the wee hours of Sunday in connection with the fire at a game zone fire here that left 27 persons dead and three injured. The bodies were charred beyond recognition. The DNA

The Bombay High Court cited a verse from Lewis Carroll's poem, "The Walrus and the Carpenter," albeit in a paraphrased manner to suit to case-facts at hand.

Coming down heavily on the Maharashtra government, BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and Glider Buildcon Realtors Pvt Ltd for putting profit over the livelihood of erstwhile mill workers, the Bombay High Court (HC) quashed as illegal the 2019 decision of the state government to do away with a two-decade-old town planning condition.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) bench comprising of Justice Ajay Mehta (Chairperson), Mahesh Pathak (Member - I) and Ravindra Deshpande (Member - II), has ordered the ...

On complaints of causing public nuisance, three B&Bs in Lonavala locked up

The Saifee Burhani Upliftment Trust (SBUT) project is in an advanced stage of construction. Two towers of 53 storeys each are being constructed replacing 23 old and dilapidated buildings on a plot of approximately 1.34 acres. The project will house more than 1,250 families and around 270 businesses. The Bhendi Bazaar Redevelopment Project covers 16.