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French Open opponents face insults, whistling, and even gum attacks

TREND | 28 May 2025, 04:53PM

Business Standard

In all sports, there are advantages to being at home. At the French Open tennis tournament, being a visitor playing against a French player can feel as though the whole world is against you. The crowds don't just cheer. They boo, they whistle, they make noise between serves, they hurl insults and, at least once, even gum at the locals' opponents. That sort of behavior is why the tournament organizers banned alcohol from the stands last year, a policy still in place. Some of the non-French athletes who deal with that sort of negativity in Paris, such as 19-year-old Jakub Mensk of the Czech Republic, who eliminated Alexandre Mller in front of a rowdy crowd at Court 14 on Tuesday, compare the high-intensity atmosphere to that of a soccer game. Others choose stronger terms. One player says French Open fans can be disgusting' ================================ Disgusting. Worst experience of my life, was what Nicols Jarry of Chile said this week when asked to think back to last year's

Djokovic advances in French Open, but weather proves main obstacle

Business Standard | 28 May 2025, 03:49PM 2 more

SC closes MP HC proceedings against Vijay Shah over remarks on Col Qureshi

Business Standard | 28 May 2025, 02:45PM

Govt is in search of long-term solution to stray dog menace: CM Rekha Gupta

Business Standard | 28 May 2025, 02:28PM

'Don't be too honest' advice SC judge Sanjay Kumar to lawyer - check why

TREND | 28 May 2025, 04:40PM

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"Our egos are very fragile. You don't want to offend the ego of the judge. Your case will go out," observed Supreme Court judge PV Sanjay Kumar during a hearing on a lawyer's adjournment appeal

Delhi HC refuses to entertain plea to form Gujjar regiment in Indian Army

TREND | 28 May 2025, 02:28PM

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The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to entertain a public interest litigation seeking direction to the Centre for the formation of a Gujjar regiment in the Indian Army. A bench of Chief Justice D K Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela termed the PIL to be "absolutely divisive" and asked the counsel for the petitioner to do some research before taking up such petitions. Sensing the court's mood which warned of imposing costs on the litigant, the petitioner's counsel withdrew the plea. "After arguing at some length, the counsel for the petitioner states that she has instructions from the petitioner who is present in the court to withdraw the petition. The same is dismissed as withdrawn, the bench said. The court was hearing a PIL by one Rohan Basoya, claiming that the Gujjar community has a well-documented history of bravery, having participated in various wars, including the 1857 revolt, Indo-Pak wars of 1947, 1965, 1971, Kargil war (1999) and counter insurgency operations

SC holds DDA in contempt over tree felling in Ridge, orders afforestation

Business Standard | 28 May 2025, 12:30PM 9 more

SC upholds ICICI Securities delisting, dismisses plea over valuation

Business Standard | 28 May 2025, 12:22PM

Senior lawyers should not argue cases during summer recess, says SC

Business Standard | 28 May 2025, 11:30AM

Bangladesh SC acquits Jamaat leader on death row for 1971 war crimes

Business Standard | 27 May 2025, 11:01PM

NCRTC must comply with Delhi HC order on tree removal for RRTS project: NGT

Business Standard | 27 May 2025, 10:50PM

Delhi HC asks state government to frame policy on rehabilitating stray dogs

Business Standard | 27 May 2025, 07:52PM

Tata Steel Seeks Rs 757-Crore Compensation Over Cancelled Odisha Coal Mine

NDTV Profit | 27 May 2025, 06:46PM

SC rejects plea against passenger jetty project at Gateway of India

Business Standard | 27 May 2025, 04:50PM

Bombay HC slams Maharashtra govt for student's arrest over Op Sindoor post

Business Standard | 27 May 2025, 04:48PM

Calcutta HC flays 'impugned' judgment of trial court on matrimonial suit

Business Standard | 27 May 2025, 03:13PM

Celebi Contract: Bombay High Court Stops MIAL From Taking Final Decision On Ground Services Bids Till June

TREND | 27 May 2025, 02:04PM

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Turkey-based airport ground handling services major Celebi's subsidiary had moved HC last week against revocation of its security clearance and subsequent termination of its contract with MIAL.

Supreme Court Rules In Favour Of Adani Power In Change In Law CompensationCase

NDTV Profit | 27 May 2025, 11:41AM 9 more

Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Elevation Of Two High Court Chief Justices

NDTV Profit | 26 May 2025, 11:38PM

Court sends YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra to judicial custody in espionage case

SC collegium backs 2 HC chief justices, Bombay HC judge for SC elevation

No hurdle in raising MP district court judges' retirement age to 61: SC

Cash row: SC rejects RTI plea for in-house panel report, CJI's letter to PM

NIA arrests CRPF personnel for leaking sensitive info to Pakistani officers

Protesting teachers to hold meeting today with Bengal edu dept official

SC to hear Karnataka's plea against TDR grant to royal family heirs

SC to hear plea against NEET-PG 2025 being held in two shifts on June 15

SC's status quo on Bhushan Power offers relief for JSW Steel

TREND | 26 May 2025

Business Line

JSW Steel can now file a review petition against a May 2 verdict that quashed the 19,700 crore resolution plan of the Sajjan Jindal promoted steel-maker

SC halts Bhushan Steel liquidation, orders status quo on JSW review

Business Standard | 26 May 2025 9 more

SC orders status quo on liquidation proceedings of Bhushan Power

Business Line | 26 May 2025

JSW Steel Share Price Gains After Supreme Court Halts Bhushan Steel Liquidation

NDTV Profit | 26 May 2025

JSW Steel shares rise as SC orders status quo on Bhushan Power liquidation

Supreme Court orders status quo on Bhushan Steel liquidation amid JSW plea

Supreme Court Orders Status Quo In JSW Steel-Bhushan Power Case

NDTV Profit | 26 May 2025

IBC not meant to shield violators of consumer rights from prosecution

Business Standard | 25 May 2025

JSW Steel expansion plans come a cropper

Business Line | 25 May 2025

No tax impact of Bhushan acquisition case on JSW Steel

Business Line | 25 May 2025

Tennis legend Nadal feted at Roland Garros ahead of French Open 2025

Business Standard | 25 May 2025

Delhi HC dismisses appeal seeking 1,300 cr damages against SpiceJet

TREND | 26 May 2025

Business Standard

The HC said the delay in refiling was deliberate and concealed from the court; arbitration and a single judge had earlier rejected the damages claim by Maran and Kal Airways

Celebi contract: Bombay HC stops MIAL from final call on bids till June

Business Standard | 26 May 2025 3 more

SpiceJet rises 4% as Delhi HC rejects Maran's 1,300 crore damages plea

Delhi HC dismisses KAL Airways, Maran's 1,300 crore claim against SpiceJet

Delhi HC bars GST coercive action against CCI in 10.36 cr dispute

Business Standard | 25 May 2025

SC ruling on job lock-ins may reshape public sector contracts: Experts

TREND | 25 May 2025

Business Standard

Where no employer-employee relationship exists, lock-in clauses remain unenforceable, say experts, even as SC upholds them in reasonable, lawful PSU contexts

Playing cards without gambling doesn't involve moral turpitude: SC

TREND | 25 May 2025

Business Standard

Playing cards for entertainment and recreation without an element of betting and gambling does not involve moral turpitude, the Supreme Court has said as it restored the election of a man in a cooperative society in Karnataka. A bench of Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh noted that one Hanumantharayappa YC, who was elected to the board of directors of Government Porcelain Factory Employees Housing Co-operative Society Ltd, was allegedly fined Rs 200 without any trial when some persons, including him were caught playing cards sitting on a roadside. "In the very nature of things, we find it difficult that the misconduct attributed to the appellant involves moral turpitude. It is well known that the expression moral turpitude is used in legal as well as societal parlance to describe a conduct, which is inherently base, vile, deprave or having some connection showing depravity. Every action against which one can raise an eyebrow may not necessarily involve moral turpitude," the ..

'Cheap publicity': SC slams plea over CJI Gavai's Maharashtra visit

TREND | 24 May 2025

Business Standard

Supreme Court dismisses PIL seeking probe into protocol breach during CJI BR Gavai's Maharashtra visit, calling it a 'cheap publicity' stunt and imposing 7,000 cost on petitioner

US court blocks ban on Harvard's international student enrollment

Business Line | 23 May 2025 3 more

Supreme Court rejects Rajasthan discoms' appeal in Adani Power case

Bhushan Steel ruling misses big picture

Business Line | 23 May 2025

JSW Steel evaluating legal options for troubled BPSL assets

Economic Times | 23 May 2025

People betting, gambling in name of IPL via online apps: Supreme Court

TREND | 23 May 2025

Business Standard

The Supreme Court on Friday said people were betting and gambling in the garb of Indian Premier League and sought the Centre's response on a PIL seeking to regulate betting applications. A bench of Justices Surya Kant and N Kotiswar Singh issued notice to the Centre on a plea filed by K A Paul, who claimed many children had died suicide after using online betting and gambling applications. The petitioner alleged several online influencers, actors and cricketers were promoting such online apps, luring children in the process. Paul said in case of cigarettes, packs had pictures indicating the ill-effects of smoking, but in case of betting apps, no such caution was publicised and even former Indian team cricketers promoted the applications during the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL). The bench said, "In the name of IPL, a lot of people are betting and indulging in gambling. This is a serious issue." Paul claimed of representing "millions of parents" whose children have died in the

SC calls for judicial audit, dedicated courts to handle NIA trials

Business Standard | 23 May 2025 6 more

SC grills Rajasthan on Kota student suicides: 'Why only in Kota?'

Odisha Govt. plans to purchase land from needy tribals and dalits

SC seeks Centre's response on PIL seeking to regulate online betting apps

Govt forms spl NIA court in Manipur for cases related to ethnic violence