Madras High Court On Nature

The Madras High Court has invoked the "parens patriae jurisdiction" to declare Mother Nature as a Living Being with all corresponding rights, duties and liabilities of a living person, in order to preserve and conserve them.

Asian shares eased on Thursday as weak U.S. retail sales raised concerns about sluggish economic growth.

Annoyed with a petitioner for wasting the time of the court, the Madras High Court no Monday imposed costs of Rs one lakh on a petitioner for seeking an issue of 'quo warranto' against Army Chief, General V K Singh, "without understanding the nature and concept of the same."

The Madras High Court has invoked the "parens patriae jurisdiction" to declare Mother Nature as a Living Being with all corresponding rights, duties and liabilities of a living person, in order to preserve and conserve them.

Asian shares eased on Thursday as weak U.S. retail sales raised concerns about sluggish economic growth.

Annoyed with a petitioner for wasting the time of the court, the Madras High Court no Monday imposed costs of Rs one lakh on a petitioner for seeking an issue of 'quo warranto' against Army Chief, General V K Singh, "without understanding the nature and concept of the same."