You Give India a Bad Name: SC to Mumbai Police

The Supreme Court Wednesday agreed to hear a PIL seeking direction to central government to prosecute the heads of the nine cyberspace giants for endangering the country's sovereignty and security by sharing data on Indians with American intelligence ...

Upset by the Supreme Court’s endorsement of India’s patent law, the American drug industry is lobbying with Obama to tighten the trade screws on Delhi Illustration: Anirban Bora That outsourcing to India has taken away precious US jobs is a ...

Ranbaxy Laboratories lost 3.01% to Rs 354.40 at 12:13 IST on BSE on reports that the Supreme Court will hear on 24 June 2013 a petition seeking probe against the company for allegedly manufacturing and selling adulterated medicines. Meanwhile, the ...

Following Dhanajay Mahapatra's report in the Times of India on the state of punctuality in the Supreme Court, Justice GS Misra of the Supreme Court of India has written an angry letter to the Times of India. In her reply, Justice Misra says that ...

Biospectrum New Delhi: An Indian lawyer has filed a lawsuit asking the country's Supreme Court to probe the pharmaceutical giant, its executives and even the Indian regulators. The country's generic giant, Ranbaxy Laboratories had ...

New Delhi, June 19 (IANS) The Supreme Court Wednesday said that the right to life and personal liberty guaranteed under the constitution was available not only to the people of India but also to foreign nationals present on its soil at any given ...

In an free wheeling discussion, RTI activist Subhash Agarwal shares his thoughts with the Editor of the Indian Express, Shekhar Gupta. In the interview, broadcast under the Walk the Talk series, Agarwal talks about his initial foray into activism, ...

Rome: An Italian legal expert has criticised India's top court for ruling that a national anti-terror body will continue to probe the two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fisherman, meaning the pair could face the death penalty. 'India is ...

The Supreme Court on Monday stayed the Calcutta High Court order on winding up of ailing tyre manufacturer Dunlop India. However, it asked the country's oldest tyremaker not to sell or create any third-party rights in its properties. A bench ...