Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday restrained Tamil Nadu government from renovating two ancient temples near here, observing that any such work should be carefully undertaken as these were stated to be monuments.The court in
Chennai: The Madras High Court has directed Tamil Nadu government to complete the process of sanctioning the posts of Principals and Assistant Professors on a regular basis in the constituent colleges of Thiruvalluvar University, Serkkadu,
Chennai: Rashtriya Swayam Sevak Sangh (RSS) has moved the Madras High Court seeking a direction to permit its annual foundation day procession in seven cities/towns in Tamil Nadu on November 9 after authorities denied the
Chennai: Madras High Court yesterday directed the Tamil Nadu government to produce photographs of sites where roads have been relaid using plastic waste. The first bench comprising Chief Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice M
Madurai: The Madras High Court yesterday sought to know from the Centre if orphans staying in homes run by NGOs were properly protected from child molesters from abroad under the guise of providing education and
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday dismissed a plea filed by an NGO seeking a direction to declare that the consent given for the units three to six of Kudamkulam Nuclear Power Project (KNPP), issued
Chennai: The Madras High Court today asked Tamil Nadu govenrment to take a decision on introducing e-tender system for its public works such as roads and other projects.The first bench, consisting of Chief Justice S
Chennai: Intervening in a dispute between two sects of Vaishnavites, Madras High Court has asked the Vadakalai sect not to shut the doors of a famous temple in Cuddalore District during a procession by Thenkalai
Madurai: A Public Interest Litigant yesterday moved the Madras High Court bench here seeking a direction to corporation authorities to maintain 53 existing parks in the city by appointing sufficient staff.Justice V.Dhanabalan and Justice V.M.Velumani
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday raised some questions on the investigation into the multi-storeyed building collapse here in June wondering whether the final report was filed in a hurry and asked the government to
Madurai: The Madras High Court yesterday ordered a notice on a petition seeking to quash the order of the Joint Secretary of the department of financial services of the union government, delineating Salem, Erode, Namakkal
Madurai: Setting aside a lower court's order,the Madras High Court has said if a “hypersensitive” woman commits suicide after being scolded and beaten by her husband for not doing household work properly, then the husband
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday granted two weeks' time to the Law Secretary to file a counter on a plea seeking a direction to take steps to provide generators or inverters in every court in
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday said there would be no holiday for schools and colleges tomorrow and warned Tamil Nadu government that it would be held responsible for any untoward incident and breakdown of
Madurai: The Madurai Bench of the Madras High court yesterday quashed the order of Tamil Nadu government reducing pass percentage mark in the Teachers Eligibity Test from 60 per cent to 55 per cent for
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday rectified a portion its own order of September 18 in which it had said the person who seeks information under RTI should state the reason for doing so.“An applicant
Chennai: The Madras High Court yesterday made it clear that the Set off period of the sentence already undergone by a life convict is not a charity, but law's guarantee.“To the entitlement of a life
New Delhi: In a serious blow to transparency regime in the country, the Madras High Court has said RTI applicants must give reasons for seeking information as it gave relief to its Registry from disclosing
Chennai: Alleging untouchability by one sect of Vaishnavites against another at a temple in Cuddalore district, a petition has been filed in Madras High Court seeking to do away with the practice of shutting the
Chennai: Maintaining its opposition to “imposition” of Hindi in the state, the Tamil Nadu government today directed two universities not to implement the UGC circular and said the decision taken by the previous UPA government
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