Sensex Index Falls Before Indian Court Rules on Razed Mosque; ONGC Drops
India’s stocks fell, paring the benchmark index’s quarterly gain, before a court verdict today on a religious dispute that sparked riots two decades ago.

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Indian court divides mosque site between Hindus and Muslims
An Indian High Court ruled Thursday that two-thirds of the disputed site should be given to Hindu plaintiffs and one-third to Muslims.

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Hundreds court arrest, mining hit in Orissa
Hundreds of activists of non-Congress parties courted arrest in Orissa Monday during the nationwide shutdown against rising fuel prices that also hit mining operations and public transport services in the state.

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Dr. Reddy’s Shares Fall After Court Blocks New Drug (Update2)
June 14 (Bloomberg) — Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd. , India’s second-largest drugmaker, fell the most in more than four months in Mumbai after a court in the U.S. blocked sales of its version of allergy medication Allegra.

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Mumbai court charges Kasab with waging war against India
Mumbai, May 3 : A Mumbai Special Court on Monday found the lone surviving terrorist of the 26/11 attacks, Ajaml Amir Kasab, guilty of waging war against India, but acquitted the two other Indian co-accused.

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Indian court convicts Mumbai attack gunman
An Indian court Monday found a Pakistani man guilty on 86 charges from the 2008 Mumbai attacks, including waging war on India and murder, in a trial that strained ties between New Delhi and Islamabad.

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Indian court convicts Pakistani for Mumbai siege
Sebastian D’souza FILE – In this Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2008 file photo, an armed Mohammed Ajmal Kasab walks at the Chatrapathi Sivaji Terminal railway station in Mumbai, India. An Indian court convicted the Pakistani gunman Monday, May 3, 2010 for the 2008 Mumbai attacks.

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No justification for Kashmir employees’ strike: court
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court Tuesday ruled that there was no legal or moral justification for the government employees to go on strike and told the state government to take appropriate action against the striking employees if they disrupted essential supplies here.

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Ensure smooth traffic during IPL, high court tells Nagpur police
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Thursday directed the Nagpur police and the IPL organisers to follow a set of plans so that there is not traffic jam during the cricket matches.

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Beggars off Delhi roads before Games, court assured
Roads in the national capital will be free of beggars before the Commonwealth Games in October, the city government told the Delhi High Court. It added that letters have gone to different states to rehabilitate the beggars.

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