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Kerala HC directs addition of father’s name in birth certificate of child who was born when parents were living together

Court orders addition of name exercising its extraordinary jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India

Telecom service providers bear civil liability for financial loss in SIM swap frauds caused by their negligence: Karnataka High Court

Court directs BSNL to pay ₹55 lakh as compensation to cooperative bank which had lost ₹50 lakh due to SIM swap fraud

Implement e-module for premature release of prisoners, Madras High Court directs Tamil Nadu government

Justices Anita Sumanth and Sunder Mohan order that the module, developed by NALSA, could be implemented on a pilot basis first at Puzhal Central Prison

Take immediate steps to curb illegal sand mining in Chhattisgarh: Governor Deka directs officials

Take immediate steps to curb illegal sand mining in Chhattisgarh: Governor Deka directs officials

Alleged misbehaviour by police officer: HC directs govt. to verify compliance with its order

SC directs removal of encroachments from Agasthyamalai ecological landscape

The Supreme Court also directed that disciplinary and legal action be initiated against all identified 118 serving and retired government servants who are found to be encroachers

HC orders inquiry into amassing of ₹800 crore of Chettinad family money by educationist Meena Muthiah’s employee

Justice Mohammed Shaffiq directs Greater Chennai Commissioner of Police to take appropriate action on the complaint lodged against Karuppan Chetty by V. Palaniappan

Madras HC orders inquiry into ‘suspicious’ death of educationist Meena Muthiah, role of her servant Karuppan Chetty

Justice Mohammed Shaffiq directs Greater Chennai Commissioner of Police to also act upon the complaint of ₹800 crore of Chettinad family money having been swindled by the servant

CMRL case: HC directs status quo till Friday

Bidar Zilla Panchayat CEO directs Panchayat Development Officers to ensure safe drinking water, prevent GE cases

He also issued a series of directions focusing on water safety, conservation, and employment generation.

CM directs officials to secure State’s share in Godavari waters

He wants officials to plan in advance in view of deficient rains amid El Nino forecast

Brahmotsavam at TTD’s Karvetinagaram temple from June 6

TTD EO directs officials to make elaborate arrangements for devotees attending the annual festivities

Delhi HC recognises ‘right to be forgotten’, directs search engines to disable ‘name-based’ search in court orders, news

Delhi HC ordered authorities, search engine operators and legal database platforms to de-index and disable their "name-based search functionality" in respect of judgments, orders and news articles cited by the petitioners

Canada tightens rules for digital nomads

Canada has introduced stricter documentation requirements for digital nomads entering the country under a work-permit exemption, requiring applicants to provide evidence that their income is earned entirely outside Canada and that they work remotely for foreign employers or overseas clients.Under Canadian immigration rules, digital nomads, remote workers employed by foreign companies or self-employed individuals serving overseas clients—can stay in Canada as visitors and work remotely for up to six months without obtaining a work permit, according to a report by CIC News. This exemption applies because they are not considered to be entering the Canadian labour market. Previously, immigration officers were instructed that digital nomads did not need to provide additional documentation beyond what is generally required from visitors. The updated guidance now directs officers to verify that applicants earn their income outside Canada and do not provide services to Canadian employers or clients. More clarity for immigration officers The revised instructions also provide additional guidance for officers assessing digital nomad applications. According to the updated rules, as cited by CIC News, digital nomads who wish to remain in Canada beyond their initially authorized stay should apply for a visitor record. Applicants must also satisfy immigration officers that they do not intend to enter the Canadian labour market during their stay. The guidance further states that accompanying family members must submit separate applications for their own temporary resident status. General entry requirements remain Canada's immigration department also clarified that digital nomads must continue to meet all standard requirements applicable to temporary residents. This includes demonstrating sufficient financial resources to support themselves during their stay, convincing officers that they will leave Canada when their authorized stay ends, and meeting admissibility requirements related to health and criminality. According to the CIC News report, the updated instructions also state that a digital nomad already in Canada may work for a Canadian employer without obtaining a work permit only if they qualify under a separate work-permit exemption set out in Canada's immigration regulations. The changes provide immigration officers with more detailed criteria for assessing digital nomad entries while reinforcing the requirement that remote workers benefiting from the exemption remain outside Canada's domestic labour market.

Monitor demographic changes: Shah to DMs; orders special groups

Amit Shah directs district magistrates to monitor demographic changes in border areas, establish Security Coordination Groups, and enhance enforcement against illegal activities.

Kerala CM directs withdrawal of suspension order of school Principal

Principal was suspended just two days before his retirement for allegedly sharing through his Facebook account content insulting the Chief Minister

Kerala SHRC directs RDO probe into ride collapse at amusement park

It seeks investigation into the reasons for the accident, whether the park received panchayat’s licence, details of those injured, and steps to prevent repeat of such accidents

Telangana High Court directs HYDRAA to restore 13.17 acres in Kukatpally

Collector directs officials to make Sri Sathya Sai district drug-free

Addressing a review meet of the district-level National Committee on Drug Law Enforcement, Shyam Prasad instructs all departments to leverage modern technology to track and prevent the movement of ganja and other narcotics

Court directs to frame charges against Sukesh Chandrasekhar, Jacqueline Fernandes, others in PMLA case

The Patiala House court has ordered charges to be framed against Sukesh Chandrasekhar, Jacqueline Fernandes, and others in a money laundering case related to a ₹200 crore extortion.