Bappi Lahiri to sue Abhijeet
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Singer Abhijeet has a knack of putting his foot in his mouth.
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A strange news item regarding her plans to make a film on the life on BiharÂs Chief Minister Rabri Devi has filmmaker Kallpana Lajmi baffled and confused.
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Â· Victim murdered in India and body thrown in river Â· Mother-in-law ordered to serve minimum 20 years
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The Supreme Court Tuesday sought noted Bollywood film director Sanjay Leela Bhansali's response   on a plea seeking resumption of his prosecution for allegedly setting fire to the sets of his film   Black in 2004 to claim insurance.
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Â· Company accused of circumventing bribery lawÂ·  Firm accuses ex-manager of taking kickbacks
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A case has been filed against Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai and actor Hrithik Roshan for an alleged obscene sequence in their recently released Dhoom-2.
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Sandra Bullock has sued her home developer M B Benny Daneshjou. The latter is countersuing Bullock for money he claims she owes him.
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After Khushboo, Shilpa Shetty and Reema Sen, it is now the turn of former Miss Universe turned-actress Sushmita Sen to land in legal trouble over comments on "pre-marital sex".
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A court here on Tuesday issued a non-bailable warrant against actor Aamir Khan who failed to appear before the court in a case of alleged disrespect to the  national flag.
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The Delhi High Court will hear Delhi Police tomorrow on the bail application of Bazee.Com CEO Avnish Bajaj, who pleaded innocence in the Delhi Public School MMS scandal.
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(InfoWorld) - A court in Bangalore, India Saturday ordered the registration of a criminal case against N.R. Narayana Murthy, chairman and co-founder of Indian outsourcer Infosys Technologies. The decision by the court follows a private complaint by a regional lawyers' association. The group alleged that Murthy had shown disrespect to the countryâs national anthem during a visit in April by Indiaâs President, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, to an Infosys campus in Mysore near Bangalore. A summons returnable on June 21 was issued to Murthy, and a criminal case registered under the country's Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act 1971. Murthy ran into controversy during President Kalam's visit as the company played an instrumental version of the national anthem rather than the usual version with lyrics. When asked by local reporters, Murthy reportedly said that singing the national anthem would have ''embarrassed'' company employees of foreign origin. Local politicians in Karnataka criticized Murthy for his actions. He later said that if his comments had hurt anybody's sentiments, he apologized. Murthy's comments on social and economic issues have often been controversial. Regarded as the poster boy of the booming outsourcing business in India, Murthy is also seen as the key figure of a new elite created by the Indian outsourcing industry. The move by this elite to try to influence public policy has met with resentment from various sections of society, who hold that this new elite is out of touch with India's social and economic problems, including rural poverty. Murthy, who denies an interest in entering politics, has been cited by a local TV channel as being favored by many to be India's next president. Infosys declined to comment on the court order.
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Bollywood actor Aamir Khan is in trouble over alleged illegal farmland ownership, officials said Wednesday, as the Indian film industry&#39;s top star battles similar legal woes.
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A local court has issued summons to Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra in a cheating case registered by her Secretary Prakash Jaju for not (not) paying him legitimate dues.
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Wyeth  said on Monday it will sue Teva Pharmaceuticals USA  for alleged patent infringement and said it received an approvable letter from U.S regulators for bazedoxifene, a drug that helps prevent post-menopausal osteoporosis.
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A court was expected to hear a plea for bail Tuesday by the head of eBay&#39;s Indian subsidiary, who was jailed in connection with the online sale of a sex video involving teenagers.
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MUMBAI: It&#39;s not just Condoleezza Rice who&#39;s taking interest in the welfare of Baazee.com CEO Avnish Bajaj. The arrest and continued custody of the Harvard graduate in the MMS case has raised several questions in legal circles.
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The charges against the former chief executive, Sanjay Kumar, were revealed Wednesday after the company agreed to a $225 million settlement.