Krishnadas Rajagopal
The Central Information Commission has ruled that the Supreme Court and high courts are “public authorities...
The man who formally ruffled the hornet’s nest, Indian Justice Party chief Udit Raj, explains how “one application form” bought over the counter may b
The Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs classifies the country’s lawmakers as “urban non-manual employees” whose pay is linked to the Consumer Price Ind
Even an “act of God”, as claimed by a petitioner, cannot persuade the Union Public Services Commission (UPSC) to relax its rules for the civil service
A reservation criterion for Schedule Caste applicants in the recently concluded housing scheme of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is being chall
Delhi's horses have been taken for a ride, it seems.
The proud fillies of the Capital will surely frown had they known that a Rs 1.80-crore project
Veering away from normal practice, the Department of Personnel and Training...
Women officers of the Indian Army are up in arms against the decision to bypass them for grant of Permanent Commission to women officers in the Armed
Only adults harass young wives for dowry – at least that is what the High Court thought, until recently.
An eight-year-old law urging the Government to keep a sharp eye while selecting manufacturers for high-security number plates...
Maintaining that 3 per cent of the “total strength” of employees in any government establishment should be disabled persons...
In an attempt to do away with lines, the seemingly endless wait, and the weighty files at its offices, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) now pl
Last week, Chief Information Commissioner Wajahat Habibullah directed the concerned ministry to provide one of the witnesses...
The Delhi High Court on Friday termed the Uphaar fire tragedy a “unique” incident, caused as a result of cinema hall staffers and statutory authoritie
Uphaar Cinema owners Sushil and Gopal Ansal today won a partial reprieve as the Delhi High Court halved the brothers’ prison term to a year for neglig
Lawyers at the Delhi High Court are ready to shed their traditional black gowns for better security.
An inquiry into the conduct of a judge, once completed, is open for public inspection.
Mohammed Shakeel, 24, one of the five accused in the September 13 serial blasts in Delhi...
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought a response from Gujarat Police by December 11 on allegations by Mohammed Shakeel, one of the five accused in th
The CIC has directed the Dept of Justice, Union Law Ministry, to “respond” to a RTI query seeking details of public funds spent on official foreign tr
The Delhi High Court on Friday slammed senior police officers for rushing into press conferences to disclose “leads which are not leads at all” in sen
The death of an eight-year-old boy due to an “accidental” laser spark during a surgery at the Indraprastha Apollo Hospital has left the company that r
“It is fear and anxiety that makes me pen these lines,” begins Justice Rekha Sharma in a crisp four-page verdict that says the river is “gasping for b
Seven months into the academic session, the Delhi government is yet to pay Rs 1,000 each to more than 8,000 underprivileged children studying in 334 p
At 15, Shaina appears serious for her age. She has every reason to be so after a two year struggle with tuberculosis, followed by a legal battle in De
