The Bombay High Court allowed a plea by four co-operative housing societies in Ulwe against an ‘illegal’ crematorium in their vicinity, stating that citizens do not have a fundamental right to demand a specific location for cremation. The petitioners argued that the crematorium caused mental impact on children and air pollution, affecting residents’ health, leading to authorities taking action to remove the unauthorized structure. The court directed authorities to use the land as per the sanctioned plan, emphasizing the need to address the concerns of the affected societies and prioritize public welfare.
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Revise marksheets of CLAT UG 2025, republish result: Delhi HC
Delhi High Court Directs Revision of CLAT 2025 Results The Delhi High Court has ordered the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) to revise the CLAT 2025 results for undergraduate courses due to errors identified in four questions. The court has mandated that a revised final list of selected candidates be published within four weeks. This decision underscores the importance of accuracy in the examination process and ensures fairness for all candidates involved. Full Article
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