The bench said, “We direct the Supreme Court registry to call for a report from the Delhi high court on the four revision ...

The Delhi High Court has asked Open AI to respond to an application by the Indian Music Industry (IMI) concerning a lawsuit ...

The Delhi high court issued a summons to Congress leader Shashi Tharoor in response to a defamation lawsuit by BJP's Rajeev Chandrasekhar. Chandrasekhar claims Tharoor made false statements ...

Regarding the objections raised by petitioners that the trailer sought to project a distorted version of events, Justice Sachin Datta noted that the film's producers had said an appropriate ...

Delhi High Court asks NIA stand after jailed J&K MP seeks interim bail to attend Parliament Rashid said he wished to attend the upcoming budget session of Parliament, which begins on January 31 ...

Dr. Rashmi Saluja has moved the Delhi High Court against her removal as a director of Religare Enterprises Ltd., as she wishes to continue in her current role till 2028, according to the petition copy ...

The matter is scheduled to be heard by Justice P.K. Kaurav in the Delhi High Court on Wednesday. Saluja has sought a declaration, along with mandatory and permanent injunctions, to nullify the agenda ...

Delhi High Court discharges an MCD principal in a negligence case, ruling prior sanction mandatory before cognisance. The court allowed the prosecution to refile charges with proper sanction and ...

In a significant development on January 28, 2025, OpenAI Global, LLC reiterated its stance in the Delhi High Court, arguing that it cannot be sued for copyright infringement in India, reportedThe ...

The term ‘Dummy’ school is making headlines after the Delhi High Court on Monday instructed the CBSE and the state government to take strict action against these schools that allegedly allow ...

OpenAI, the US-based parent company of ChatGPT, told the Delhi High Court on Tuesday that Indian courts do not have the jurisdiction to rule on copyright infringement lawsuits filed against the ...

New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Monday directed the state government and the CBSE to take action against "dummy" schools that allegedly facilitate students to write exams without attending classes.