India===Bombay High Court

The India===Bombay High Court issued an interim order protecting the personality rights of Shatrughan Sinha, ruling that his iconic dialogue 'Khamosh' is exclusively associated with his public persona. This ruling sets a precedent for safeguarding celebrity rights in the digital age.

The India===Bombay High Court ruled against the petition by the Taxi-Rickshaw Ola-Uber Men s Union, prioritizing airport security over religious rights to offer namaz at a specific location near Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. The court emphasized that security concerns are paramount and cannot be compromised.

The India===Bombay High Court struck down the 2023 amendments to the Information Technology Rules, deeming them unconstitutional, which led to the Centre's plea to the India===Supreme Court of India.

The India===Bombay High Court declared the India===Election Commission of India's notification for the Ponda Assembly by-election as 'null and void', effectively cancelling the April 9 poll. This decision was based on the Representation of the People Act, which states that a by-election is not mandatory if less than one year remains in the assembly's term.

The India===Bombay High Court dismissed Abu Salem's petition for immediate release, ruling that his claim was premature and that his 25-year jail term, as mandated by the extradition treaty, would expire in November 2030. This decision reinforces the judicial process and the interpretation of legal agreements.