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Avoid Swiggy, Zomato, let children taste delicious food made by mothers: Kerala High Court - Vimarsana News

Avoid Swiggy, Zomato, let children taste delicious food made by mothers: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court emphasised on the importance of home-cooked meals for children while hearing a case related to pornography.

Is watching porn in private an offence? Kerala High Court verdict says... - Vimarsana News

Is watching porn in private an offence? Kerala High Court verdict says...

The high court said that watching pornography in private cannot be declared an offence because it is a citizen's private choice and interference with the same would amount to intrusion of the person's privacy.

Tihar official duped of 50 L by professional wrestler couple - Vimarsana News

Tihar official duped of 50 L by professional wrestler couple

An assistant superintendent at Tihar Jail, has lodged a complaint against a woman wrestler and her husband who allegedly swindled him of Rs 50 lakh under the pretense of involving him in a health product business.According to police, Deepak ...

Why should we continue with British-era law, says Meghwal, defends BNS | India News - Vimarsana News

Why should we continue with British-era law, says Meghwal, defends BNS | India News

India News: NEW DELHI: Law minister Arjun Ram Meghwal on Friday defended the government introducing Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, a new legislation repealing the India.

Centre introduces bills replacing IPC, CrPC, and Evidence Act, scraps colonial-era criminal laws - Vimarsana News

Centre introduces bills replacing IPC, CrPC, and Evidence Act, scraps colonial-era criminal laws

In the ongoing monsoon session of the Lok Sabha, the government announced a revamp of British-era criminal laws, which seems to be giving a visible priority to offences against women and children.