 | No passport renewal if facing criminal case: Karnataka HCWhile the proceedings were pending before the sessions court in Tumakuru, Srinivasa made an application for re-issuance of the passport. |
 | Express impact: Karnataka HC initiates proceedings on report highlighting shortage of 16,500 medical personnelAlong with medical personnel, the report highlighted a shortage of PHCs across Karnataka with 454 centres (245 urban and 209 rural centres) in deficit. |
 | ‘Look at alternatives’ say stakeholders opposing change in school timingsThe decision comes after the High Court of Karnataka had directed the Primary Education and Literacy Department to hold discussions on the probable change in school hours. |
 | No copyright violation in Veerappan book: Bengaluru courtVeerappan abducted Dr Rajkumar and three of his relatives from a farmhouse at Dodda Gajanur in Sathyamangalam taluk of Erode District in Tamil Nadu on July 30, 2000. |
 | Karnataka HC stays Rs 50 lakh cost imposed on Twitter, asks it to deposit Rs 25 lakh in a weekWhile dismissing Twitter's petition on June 30, the single judge had said that the petitioner is levied with an exemplary cost of Rs 50 lakh, payable within 45 days. |
 | Karnataka HC enhances relief by 10 times for rape survivorIn 2010, when the girl’s parents and two siblings were working as labourers, they used to carry her with them. She was unable to study due to her disability. |
 | Karnataka HC refuses to quash law intern’s rape charges against advocateMangaluru Women’s Police Station filed a chargesheet against the accused, based on the complaint filed by the law intern, a second-year student at a college in Mangaluru. |
 | Squeezing of testicles is not 'attempt to murder': Karnataka HCThe HC reasoned that the accused had no intention of murdering the victim and the injury was caused during a fight. |
| Why is cop not in custody? Karnataka HC seeks explanation from DCPThe accused approached the high court, questioning registration of a crime pending before the magistrate court, for offences under Sections 323, 376, 420 and 506 of the IPC. |
| Karnataka HC permits BMRCL to axe 203 trees in project areaWhile passing the order to fell 203 trees, the tree officer stated that 14 trees have to be retained and 45 trees have to be translocated. |
| Dowry case after divorce notice maintainable: Karnataka HCThe counsel of the petitioner contended that the woman has filed a case as a counter to the legal notice sent to her. |
