Nokia assets unfrozen in Delhi HC: The Delhi HC has come to the rescue of Nokia by revoking the Tax Department order freezing its assets. Nokia can now complete its deal with Microsoft to transfer its India assets, including its biggest phone-making factory, to the global software giant [The Hindu Businessline]

IPC distrusts women: The Indian Penal Code’s requirment for prosecution of false complaints is only in relation to gender-related offences, while corroboration of evidence in rape cases through medical examination is also ridden with unscientific and stereotypical practices. Our penal provisions reek of disbelief in women, argues NLU Delhi associate professor Mrinal Satish in an interview to the [Mint]

Jet-Etihad deal in danger: The Jet-Etihad deal’s Competition Commission of India clearance is facing an appeal by Air India’s former executive director, arguing that the CCI failed to assess the impact of certain commercial pacts of the two air carriers on competition [Business Standard]

Nashik Bar Association wants space: Fed up of congestion, the Nashik Bar Association today moved the Bombay High Court for a five-acre plot of land for the construction of a new court building adjacent to the existing premises [PTI]