Staying the toll collection for a day on the Parwanoo-Shimla highway, the Himachal Pradesh High Court on Tuesday issued notice to the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), the state government and the Centre.A division bench of Chief .
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Himachal HC Denies Bail To Rape Accused, Says ‘No Means No’ Neither the absence of resistance nor the unwilling submission implies consent in any language. She explicitly said no to the accused, but he did not stop , read the order.
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Himachal Pradesh High Court on Thursday rejected a bail plea of a 26-year-old man accused of raping a 17-year-old girl and said, “No means no the simplest of sentences has become the most difficult for some men to understand.”
Himachal court stays tree felling permissions
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Shimla, May 4 : Hearing a petition on illegal felling of trees within the municipal jurisdictions of the state capital, the Himachal Pradesh High Court on Tuesday stayed all permissions of felling or lopping of trees, except the permissions granted to the state Electricity Department.
A division bench of Chief Justice L. Narayana Swamy and Justice Anoop Chitkara passed the order on a petition treating it as public interest litigation.
The petitioner highlighted the issue of illegal felling of green trees by violating provisions of the Forest Conservation Act and the Himachal Pradesh Municipal Corporation Act and also violating directions passed by various courts.
A doctor can’t shirk COVID-19 duty: Himachal HC
By IANS| Posted by Neha | Updated: 3rd May 2021 9:24 pm IST
Shimla: The Himachal Pradesh High Court on Monday reminded a government doctor, who had challenged the order of his deputation to a makeshift COVID-19 hospital, that in the garb of self-unwillingness to serve, he cannot be permitted to shirk his responsibilities.
“This tendency has to be dealt and curbed with an iron fist,” ruled a division bench comprising Justices Tarlok Singh Chauhan and Chander Bhusan Barowalia, while dismissing a petition filed by Vishal Koundal, who was shifted to a makeshift COVID-19 hospital in Una from Kangra.