 | Air India passenger booked for unruly behaviour on flight refuses to pay bail, goes to jailThe accused told the court he had read online that the fine payable under section 336 of the IPC is Rs 250, which he was willing to pay, but not the bail amount. |
 | Air India-pee-gate accused Shankar Mishra gets bailThe judge reserved Mishra's bail application after observing that what the accused had allegedly done is disgusting but the court is bound to follow the law. |
| Delhi Court adjourns bail plea of Shankar Mishra, accused in Air India urinating on passenger caseDuring the course of the hearing, Mishra's counsel Senior Advocate Ramesh Gupta opposed the adjournment for the next date and pleaded to list at 2 pm on Friday. |
 | Of mid-air menace & misuse of privilegeIn a bizarre turn of events, not one but two different men on not one but two different Air India flights decided to urinate on women co-passengers. |
 | Air India 'urinating' incident: Complainant refutes Shankar Mishra's claim as disparaging, derogatoryMishra's counsel had told the court that the complainant was suffering from some disease related to prostate, which several 'kathak dancers' seem to suffer from. |
 | AI urination incident: Delhi court to hear police plea seeking Shankar Mishra's fresh custody on FridayMetropolitan Magistrate Komal Garg had on Wednesday denied bail to Mishra while calling his act "utterly disgusting and repulsive". |
 | Peeing incident shocked civic consciousness; Delhi court refuses bail to accusedThe alleged act in itself prima facie reflects the intention of the accused, she said, while declining the relief to Mishra, who is lodged in jail. |
 | ‘Clothes, bag soaked in urine, was asked to return to soiled seat’She mentioned that she wanted the man to be arrested immediately and later the flight staff told the woman that the alleged man wanted to apologise. |
 | No more Haj subsidy, focus now on minority educationHaj subsidy is set to be scrapped from 2018 with the Centre deciding to go ahead with the recommendation for its immediate abolition by a special committee set up in January this year. |
