Jharkhand High Court News

The Jharkhand High Court has set a two-month deadline for the government to appoint a new JPSC Chairman and members. This directive follows the arrest of former

The Jharkhand High Court ruled that entering a woman's home at night or lifting her clothes does not automatically constitute attempted rape, distinguishing it

The Jharkhand High Court reduced a man's sentence in a 1993 corruption case involving a ₹300 bribe, citing the three-decade trial duration and the minor amount

The Jharkhand High Court has stayed notifications that cancelled appointments of CDPOs and recruitment through the JSSC-CGL examination.

The Jharkhand High Court has provided significant relief to JPSC candidates by staying the state government's decision to cancel several recruitment examination

Student protests have intensified in Ranchi after the Jharkhand High Court cancelled the government's order regarding the JSSC-CGL examination, leading to uncer

The Jharkhand High Court has stayed the JPSC exam cancellation order, providing a significant boost for Hemant Soren after a 26-day agitation. This interim orde

The Jharkhand High Court has stayed the Hemant Soren-led government's order to scrap JPSC exams, providing relief to 450 newly appointed candidates and directin

The Jharkhand High Court has stayed notifications that cancelled the appointment of government staff through the 11th to 13th JPSC exams. The court has requeste

The Jharkhand High Court has stayed the Soren government's order to cancel JPSC exams and appointments, delivering a setback for students.

The Jharkhand High Court has stayed the Hemant Soren government's order to cancel the JSSC and JPSC recruitment exams. This intervention provides temporary reli

The Jharkhand High Court has stated that the right to protest does not extend to disrupting court proceedings, assaulting judicial officers, or vandalizing cour

The Jharkhand High Court has ordered an RPF constable to pay Rs 30 lakh in alimony to his first wife after he remarried.

The Jharkhand High Court ruled that a husband cannot compel his wife to return if she has made allegations of cruelty against him.

The Jharkhand High Court has refused to grant a divorce in a marriage of 39 years, citing "suspicion of adultery" as the reason.

The Jharkhand High Court has denied a divorce petition, stating that a wife's bad health, including mental illness, is not grounds for divorce.

The Jharkhand High Court rejected assumptions regarding income and granted a wife Rs 30 lakh in alimony.