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Delhi High Court launches stray dog PIL — Jul 23, 2026Delhi High Court has initiated a suo motu PIL to monitor adherence to Supreme Court directions on stray dog management, directing the Delhi government, MCD and the Centre to file a status report by July 31 detailing animal birth control, sterilization, anti-rabies vaccination, and shelter infrastructure amid concerns the problem is growing even inside court premises; the matter reflects a nationwide push to balance animal welfare with public safety as stray dog incidents rise and the next hearing is scheduled for early August.

Delhi High Court Dismisses Vedanta's Cambay Block ExtensionBusiness — Jul 22, 2026The Delhi High Court dismissed Vedanta's petitions, upholding the Centre's decision not to extend Vedanta's production sharing contract for the Cambay Basin OS/2 offshore block and authorizing its transfer to ONGC. The rulings reinforce government discretion under the 2017 Pre-NELP policy and allow the state to reallocate mature offshore assets to ONGC after contract expiry.

Delhi High Court seeks Centre response ISL films — Jul 22, 2026The Delhi High Court has issued notices and sought the Centre’s response to petitions demanding mandatory Indian Sign Language interpretation for films in cinemas and on OTT platforms, arguing it is required to ensure accessibility under disability rights laws. The petitions, filed by India Signing Hands, seek amendments to guidelines and costs, with hearings and replies due around September 2, 2026.

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Delhi ADCP Lamba Removed From Jantar Mantar — Jul 23, 2026Delhi police removed ADCP Sandeep Lamba from duty at the Jantar Mantar site after a video showed him slapping a female protester during the Cockroach Janata Party's Chalo Sansad march, prompting a Delhi High Court PIL hearing and NHRC notices. A police complaint against Lamba has also been filed by former MP Saket Gokhale as investigations and departmental actions continue.

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Delhi HC clears OpenAI training on ANI content — Jul 24, 2026The Delhi High Court ruled that OpenAI’s storage and use of ANI’s content to train ChatGPT falls under the fair-dealing exemption and does not amount to copyright infringement, with judges noting that ChatGPT’s outputs are not substantially similar to ANI’s reports and there is no demonstrated memorization or reproduction. It also refused to grant interim relief, saying such relief would cause irreparable harm and that the public interest favors allowing OpenAI to continue using ANI’s content during the suit.

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Fast-track NEET paper-leak trials in four states — Jul 23, 2026India is fast-tracking prosecutions under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, enacted to curb paper leaks in NEET and other central examinations and came into effect on June 21, 2024. The Centre plans four fast-track courts across Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, and Madhya Pradesh High Courts to hear cases daily, with stringent penalties including a minimum five-year prison term and fines for offenders.