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The principle of res judicata is a cornerstone of legal systems, designed to prevent the re-litigation of issues already decided by a competent court. In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court recently reaffirmed this vital doctrine, holding that when a Civil Court of competent jurisdiction has already determined the [...]

The Bombay High Court’s Nagpur bench has once again underscored the judiciary’s pivotal role in ensuring fair governance and judicious policy-making. In a significant directive, the High Court has instructed the Maharashtra government to re-evaluate a crucial “1 km rule,” a decision that carries substantial weight for various sectors and [...]

Maharashtra’s legislative complex, a symbol of democratic governance and public discourse, was recently plunged into a state of high alert following a chilling bomb threat. The serious warning, received via email, detailed the alleged placement of explosives within the legislative assembly and council buildings. This alarming message prompted immediate and [...]

The political and legal landscape of Maharashtra is once again seized by the contentious issue of reservation, specifically concerning the Muslim community. The Bombay High Court is poised to hear a crucial petition challenging the state government’s recent decision to scrap Muslim reservation, a move that has ignited significant debate [...]

The politically charged and legally intricate issue of Muslim reservation in Maharashtra has once again landed before the Bombay High Court, which is poised to hear a critical petition challenging the state government’s decision to scrap the quota. This move by the current administration has reignited a contentious debate over [...]

Pune: Private sugar mills in Maharashtra are awaiting nearly Rs 500 crore in subsidies that remain unpaid, even as the state government enforces strict The sweet taste of success for Maharashtra’s private sugar mills is turning bitter as they face a significant financial hurdle. Over Rs 500 crore in crucial [...]

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