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A division bench of the High Court has initiated conciliation talks between the Kerala State Electricity Board employyes and its officers for amicable settlement.

Litigants as well as the Bar need to be apprised that going paperless will benefit them in the long run. While giving some incentives will be beneficial initially, making it mandatory like in the Kerala High Court will bring it into regular practice.

The overturning of Roe vs Wade by the United States Supreme Court has meant that the Constitutional right to abortion has been taken away; a severe blow to a woman’s ability to make decisions about her own body. The debate raging over this topic begs the question: What rights do women have in this country with respect to pregnancy and beyond?

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Kerala High Court directed the Educational officers are to ensure that complaint boxes are installed in the schools during their school visit and all Officers to send periodical report to the Director of General Education, Thiruvananthapuram, setting out the nature of complaints and finality of the same.

The State Government, in consultation with the Kerala High Court, is mandated to establish a family Court for every area in the State comprising a city or town whose population exceeds one million. The State is also empowered under Section 3(1)(b) of the Act, 1984 to establish Family Court in such areas.

Kerala High Court disposes of a Suo Motu PIL registered by the High Court based on the news of the death of a young child by name Devanandha, and 57 other persons infected due to food poisoning.

Kerala High Court disposed of a PIL filed seeking a safe footpath and make its earnest efforts to do the necessary so as to protect the interest of the public at large and provide them safe roads.

While considering the PIL, Kerala High Court observes according to the Administration disruptions found in the matter of timely engagement of specialist doctors to attend the medical needs of the Islanders and on various occasions against all the private agencies, fine imposed in accordance with terms and conditions of the MoU.

As per the petitioner in Kerala High Court, with Higher Education (K) Department, Thiruvananthapuram date 12.05.2006 circular, the Kerala Government has directed the State Police Chief, Vellayambalam, Thiruvananthapuram to take stringent action against those who violate the provisions of the Act, 1950.