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Ker HC: Prohibition of Liquor Around Areas of Religious Festivals May Reduce Instances of Violence(06.03.2023)

Kerala High Court while observing that although licensees make substantial investments to carry on liquor vending, disruption of sales for few days es.....

Tags : Kerala High Court, Liquor, Violence, Religious Festivals

Madras HC Directs Authorities to Allow TV Channels to Cover 'Soorasamharam'(23.11.2020)

Madras High Court has directed the authorities to permit all the Television Channels to cover the Festivals live and that there should not be any disc.....

Tags : Madras High Court, Live Covering of Festivals by TV Channels

Cal. HC: Denying Permission for Other Festivals While Granting One for Durga Puja is Unreasonable(11.09.2023)

Calcutta High Court has held that if Durga Puja is allowed on the ground, which is also a festivity of Hindus, there is no reason why festivities of o.....

Tags : Calcutta High Court, Festivals, Permission, Durga Puja

Guj. HC: Banners of Committees Become Immaterial, When Citizens are Permitted to Celebrate Festivals(10.10.2022)

Gujarat High Court has held that what is important is that the festivals are allowed to be celebrated, and it is immaterial under whose banner the sam.....

Tags : Gujarat High Court, Festivals, Banners

Madras High Court: State Temple Festivals Must Not Perpetuate Caste, Aim to Annihilate it(20.02.2026)

Madras High Court observed that state-conducted temple festivals cannot perpetuate caste, noting that India’s republic aims for equality, and authorit.....

Tags : State Temple Festivals, Caste, Equality

Ensure No Pollution is Caused Due to Immersion of Idols and Religious Festivals: Bombay HC(20.12.2018)

Bombay High Court has issued directions to Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) for ensuring that the river Godavari remains pollution-free.

Tags : Bombay High Court, Ensure No Pollution is Caused Due to Immersion of Idols and Religious Festivals

Karnataka HC: Person Joining Festivals of Another Religion Does Not Violate Rights(17.09.2025)

Karnataka High Court held that participation by a person of one religion in the festivals of another does not violate any constitutional rights. The C.....

Tags : Religion, Constitutional Rights, Festivals