Big Relief for Karnataka Government: Supreme Court Issues Stay on TDR Certificate Related to Bengaluru Palace Grounds
The state government had intended to acquire a total of 15.36 acres of land for road widening near the Bengaluru Palace Grounds. In response, the royal family approached the Supreme Court. The court had previously directed the government to provide TDR compensation at the rate of ₹200 crores per acre, totaling ₹3,400 crores.
Supreme Court Collegium to Get a New Member as Justice Nagarathna
Justice Nagarathna, born on October 30, 1962, is the daughter of former Chief Justice E.S. Venkataramiah. She began her legal career as an advocate on October 28, 1987, in Bangalore, specializing in constitutional law, commerce, insurance, and service matters.
Supreme Court Affirms ISKCON Society Bengaluru’s Ownership of Hare Krishna Temple
Supreme Court Affirms ISKCON Society Bengaluru's Ownership of Hare Krishna Temple
Supreme Court Reserves Verdict on Yediyurappa’s Plea to Challenge Corruption Case Probe
NEW DELHI/BENGALURU: Former Chief Minister Yediyurappa has taken his case to the Supreme Court to challenge a High Court order that revived a corruption...
Supreme Court Dismisses PIL Seeking Return to Ballot Paper Voting
Bengaluru, Nov. 26: The Supreme Court today dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking the reinstatement of the ballot paper voting system in place...
