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Legal Odyssey On Non-Heterosexual Marital Rights In Indian Tapestry - A Comment On Supriyo Vs. Union Of India - Vimarsana News

Legal Odyssey On Non-Heterosexual Marital Rights In Indian Tapestry - A Comment On Supriyo Vs. Union Of India

Despite decriminalization, the queer community faces ongoing violence, oppression, and ridicule. The State's limited efforts to address discrimination post-Section 377 persist. The law, especially ...

Source: livelaw.in
Navi Mumbai: PMC Felicitates Property Owner For Paying Their Taxes - Vimarsana News

Navi Mumbai: PMC Felicitates Property Owner For Paying Their Taxes

Earlier, the civic chief Ganesh Deshmukh appealed to the citizens to become partners in the development of the city by paying their property tax.

Record ₹126 cr property tax collection by PMC in three months - Vimarsana News

Record ₹126 cr property tax collection by PMC in three months

The civic body has in its annual budget targeted ₹275 cr property tax collection this financial year. While almost half of that target being already achieved, the civic body is going all out to recover the arrears of ₹1400 cr due for the past five years | Mumbai news

Discussing govt's powers of interception, surveillance in draft telecom bill - Vimarsana News

Discussing govt's powers of interception, surveillance in draft telecom bill

Changes in the telecom bill threaten encryption of OTTs, open the scope for mass surveillance, and mess with the network layer of the internet itself

Delhi HC: 'Satire is within free speech' in case against Newslaundry - Vimarsana News

Delhi HC: 'Satire is within free speech' in case against Newslaundry

Delhi High Court ruled in favour of Newslaundry after TV Today sued it for 'defamation', saying that satire is part of free speech