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‘We are in India’: Bombay HC rebukes FDA over Mantralaya’s kitchen score (opens the original)
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The Bombay High Court on Friday criticised the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its “partial” action against private food businesses and leniency towards those linked to the state authorities, including the Mantralaya (state Secretariat) and the Vidhan Bhavan (state Legislature). The High Court’s rebuke to the food agency came hours after four court-appointed lawyers inspected the Mantralaya and Vidhan Bhavan kitchens, and reported discrepancies in the FDA’s 98 percent complian
2 insects in kitchen can’t shut down 4-star Mumbai hotel: Bombay High Court (opens the original)
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Observing that the discovery of “two insects” in an otherwise “satisfactory” kitchen inspection report was not sufficient grounds to continue the suspension of a four-star hotel’s food licence, the Bombay High Court Wednesday revoked the suspension and allowed it to resume operations. A bench of Acting Chief Justice Ravindra V Ghuge and Justice Gautam A Ankhad heard a plea by the senior manager of Lotus Pond Hotel Private Limited, which manages Park Inn by Radisson in Navi Mumbai, challenging th
‘Citizens or slaves?’: Court cancels orders banishing 3 men from Mumbai for 7 months (opens the original)
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For nearly seven months, Saeed Ahmed Abdul Wahid Choudhary lived in a rented room in Mumbra, uncertain about when he would return home; Akbar Hussain Sayyed, a delivery agent and local political worker, could not be with his wife, infant daughter and ailing mother for four months; Mohammad Rafiq Gulam Rasul Ansari fretted about not being able to meet his 68-year-old mother for months; and Firoz Abdul Wahab Khan had to miss the birth of his second child. Between December 2025 and early 2026, the
‘Just because they belong to one religion?’: Bombay HC quashes SDPI worker’s externment as ‘totally illegal’ (opens the original)
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Setting aside “totally illegal” and “drastic” externment orders passed by the Mumbai Police against a functionary of the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), the Bombay High Court on Tuesday orally questioned whether the “selective” action was taken against the SDPI workers “as they belonged to one religion”, noting other Opposition parties had also joined the protests behind the FIRs. Referring to the FIR over protests against the Babri Masjid demolition, cited by police to justify the exte
FDA suspends licenses of milk suppliers, Bombay HC intervenes: ‘Drastic action’ (opens the original)
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The Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court (HC) has granted an interim stay on the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) order suspending licenses of some milk suppliers and vendors, noting lack of compliance with the procedure. Referring to the suspension of licenses as ‘drastic action’ by the FDA, the court underlined that there was no emergency that required such a step without granting a hearing to the petitioners. A single-judge bench of Justice S C Chapalgaonkar was hearing separate plea
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