The Madras High Court ruled that political parties cannot use names or images of living personalities in government welfare ads, citing Supreme Court guidelines.

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The MK party and former president Jacob Zuma will find out on Thursday the judgment in the application to challenge President ...

The Madras High Court has said that Tamil Nadu government welfare schemes cannot bear the name or image of Chief Minister ...

South Africa’s new acting police minister, Firoz Cachalia, is set to be sworn in at the Union Buildings on Friday morning, ...