Controversy Erupts Over Appointment of New Chief Justice in Punjab and Haryana High Court
Dr. Daljit Singh Cheema criticizes CM Bhagwant Manns objections to the new Chief Justice, raising concerns about judicial independence. Controversy Erupts Over Appointment of New Chief Justice in Punjab and Haryana High Court
Crime Patrol 2026 Review: Ajay Devgn Leads A Familiar Show That Misses Its Old Spark
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Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati Appointed Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court
Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati has been appointed the Chief Justice of the Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court, a significant judicial milestone. Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati Appointed Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court
Eight High Courts Get New Chief Justices
NEW DELHI, Sep 5: The Centre on Saturday appointed chief justices to eight high courts, days after the Supreme Court Collegium recommended their names, including Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati as the Chief Justice of the Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court. Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal announced the appointments in a post on X. [] The post Eight High Courts Get New Chief Justices appeared first on Northlines .
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Amid row, new Chief Justices for Rajasthan high court along with 7 others
HC Juvenile Justice Committee, UNICEF hold consultation on 10 years of JJ Act
SRINAGAR: The Juvenile Justice Committee of the High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, with support from UNICEF India, on Saturday organized a one-day consultation in Srinagar to mark a decade of implementing the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. The event aimed to review progress, identify challenges, and chart the []
The Centre has appointed Justice Sanjay Kumar Agrawal as the chief justice of the Rajasthan High Court, ending the courts prolonged wait for a regular chief justice amid an ongoing controversy surrounding acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma. The appointment was notified on Saturday night as part of a larger order naming eight new chief [] The post Justice Sanjay Kumar Agrawal appointed Rajasthan High Court chief justice amid controversy over acting CJ appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati Appointed Chief Justice of Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh High Court
SRINAGAR: The Centre has appointed Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati as the new Chief Justice of the Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh High Court as part of a set of appointments to the top judicial posts of eight High Courts across the country. The Union Law Ministry issued formal notifications on Sunday announcing the appointments. Along with []
AAP Blames BJP and Police After Murder in Mayur Vihar, Calls Delhi the Crime Capital
AAP criticizes Delhi police and BJP after a murder in Mayur Vihar, claiming crime is rampant and fear of law has vanished. AAP Blames BJP and Police After Murder in Mayur Vihar, Calls Delhi the Crime Capital
Iran slams US strikes on IRGC Oil Tankers in West Asia, calls it 'war crime'
Iran strongly condemned US strikes on Iranian commercial vessels in the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman, calling them a violation of the UN Charter and a war crime. Tehran warned Washington and its allies of consequences, after CENTCOM said it struck three Iranian crude carriers following alleged Iranian missile attacks on US warships.
High Court Juvenile Justice Committee, UNICEF hold consultation on 10 years of JJ Act
Srinagar, Sep 5: The Juvenile Justice Committee, High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, with the support of UNICEF India, organized a one-day annual consultation on Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015: A Decade of Implementation and the Way Forward at the J&K Judicial Academy, Mominabad, Srinagar. The consultation was attended by the Judges of the High Court, Judicial Officers, Principal Magistrates of Juvenile Justice Boards, Chairpersons of Child Welfare Committees, officers of Special Juvenile Police Units, senior officers of concerned departments, Legal Services Authorities, child protection professionals, mental health experts, civil society and academia besides participants joining virtually from Jammu and Ladakh. The consultation reviewed a decade of implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act and identified priorities for strengthening the Juvenile Justice and Child Protection System. Justice Sindhu Sharma, Judge, High Court of J&K and Ladakh and Chairperson, Juvenile Justice Committee, in her presidential address, emphasized that a child in conflict with law remains, first and foremost, a child and that the juvenile justice system must remain rooted in fairness, rehabilitation and the developmental needs of children, in keeping with principles reflected in the Beijing Rules. She highlighted the continuing challenge of balancing the reformative approach with concerns arising from serious offences. She stressed the need for adequately resourced institutions, trained personnel, effective data systems and accountability. She observed that while the first decade focused substantially on building the institutional architecture of juvenile justice, the next decade must focus on ensuring that these institutions deliver meaningful, child-centered outcomes and provide every child with dignity, rehabilitation and a genuine opportunity for a better future. Justice Mohd. Akram Chowdhary, Judge, High Court of J&K and Ladakh and Member, Juvenile Justice Committee, described the completion of ten years of the Act as an opportunity to objectively assess its implementation. While acknowledging the functioning of Child Welfare Committees and Juvenile Justice Boards across J&K and Ladakh, he emphasized that success must ultimately be measured by its impact on children. Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal emphasized that juvenile justice extends beyond law and requires a multidisciplinary approach. Reflecting on a decade of the Juvenile Justice Act, he stressed the need to address implementation gaps and strengthen delivery on the ground. He highlighted the concerns regarding children above sixteen years accused of heinous offences, confidentiality of juvenile records and effective functioning of Juvenile Justice Boards and Child Welfare Committees. Jesper Moller, Deputy Representative (Programme), UNICEF India Country Office, described ten years of the Juvenile Justice Act as an important milestone and emphasized the need to assess its impact on children. He highlighted Jammu & Kashmirs progress in prevention and family-based care, Child-Friendly Spaces, Adolescent Resource Centres, strengthening of Child Care Institutions and training of more than 9,000 frontline workers. He identified prevention, family-based care, institutional coordination, accountability and disability inclusion as key priorities for the next decade. Earlier, Naseer Ahmed Dar, Director, J&K Judicial Academy and Ex-Officio Member Secretary, Juvenile Justice Committee, welcomed the participants and emphasized that juvenile justice and child protection are shared responsibilities requiring coordinated institutional efforts. He highlighted the key areas of the consultation and called for candid, constructive and solution-oriented deliberations leading to practical recommendations for the 202627 Action Plan, keeping the best interests, dignity, safety and rehabilitation of children at the centre. The consultation was comprised of four sessions. The first, An Overview of the Implementation of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, was chaired by Justice Mohd. Akram Chowdhary. It focused on implementation trends, accountability, child protection service delivery and institutional functioning. Presentations were made by Bashir Ahmad Khan, Secretary, Social Welfare Department, UT of J&K; Dr. Zahida Banoo, Director, Social and Tribal Welfare & Mission Director, Mission Vatsalya, UT of Ladakh and Sharmila Ray, Child Protection Specialist, UNICEF India. The second session, Rights of Children in Need of Care and Protection, was chaired by Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal. The deliberations covered vulnerable and out-of-school children, mental health and psychosocial support, legal aid, witness protection, rehabilitation, family-based care and aftercare. The role and coordination of Child Welfare Committees, District Child Protection Units, Special Juvenile Police Units, Child Helplines and District Magistrates were also discussed. Presentations were made by Khalid Majeed, Special Secretary, Department of School Education, J&K; Shazia Tabassum, Member Secretary, J&K Legal Services Authority and Abdul Rashid Malik, Senior Additional Advocate General, High Court of J&K and Ladakh and Former Member, Juvenile Justice Committee. The third session, Preliminary Assessment in Heinous Crimes by Juvenile Justice Boards, was chaired by Justice Mohammad Yousuf Wani, Judge, High Court of J&K and Ladakh. The session examined preliminary assessment under Section 15 of the JJ Act, including child-sensitive assessment, expert assistance, age determination, transfer to the adult justice system and psycho-social factors. Presentations were made by Dr. Sonam Jain, Assistant Professor, National Judicial Academy, Bhopal; Sarah Rizvi (IPS), IGP Crime and UT-level Nodal for Special Juvenile Police Unit and Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani, Professor, IMHANS, GMC Srinagar. The fourth session, Pathways to Permanency: Adoption, examined adoption from the perspective of the childs long-term well-being, focusing on case management, timely adoption, monitoring and coordination among Child Welfare Committees, District Child Protection Units, Specialised Adoption Agencies and District Magistrates. Bhavna Saxena, Member Secretary & Chief Executive Officer, Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA), and Mr. Rajiv Khajuria, Founder and Patron, National Development Foundation, Jammu, made presentations. The valedictory session focused on consolidating the days deliberations and identifying actionable priorities for the 20262027 Action Plan. Hilal Ahmad Bhat, Child Protection Specialist, UNICEF India, presented the key action points and takeaways. Special concluding remarks were delivered by Justice Sindhu Sharma, Chairperson, Juvenile Justice Committee, followed by vote of thanks by Naseer Ahmed Dar. The consultation offered a platform for interdisciplinary and inter-institutional dialogue on implementing the Juvenile Justice Act and strengthening the Juvenile Justice and Child Protection System, with the dignity, protection, rehabilitation, and well-being of every child at its centre.
Nine years on, three surrender in Lafiqul Islam murder case; ABMSU demands fast-track justice
Nearly nine years after the daylight killing of former All Bodo Minority Students Union (ABMSU) president Lafiqul Islam Ahmed, three accused surrendered before the CBI Court at Chandmari in Guw
LoP Sunil Sharma visits Chatroo minor victims house, assures justice
Leader of Opposition (LoP) in J&K Legislative Assembly Sunil Sharma on Saturday visited Gurninal in Chatroo and met the bereaved parents of the minor victim, expressing heartfelt solidarity with the grieving family during this difficult time. Sunil Sharma conveyed his deepest condolences to the family and shared their pain and anguish over the tragic loss. He assured the bereaved parents that they were not alone in their pursuit of justice and that the entire Kishtwar community and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) stood firmly with them. The LoP, accompanied by a team of party leaders and workers, assured the family of the partys full support. He said that, in accordance with the familys demand, the case had been handed over to the Crime Branch for investigation. He further stated that he was in constant touch with the Lieutenant Governor regarding the matter and would continue to closely follow the case to ensure that the concerns of the family were duly addressed. He urged the concerned authorities to ensure a fair, impartial and transparent investigation, while giving due consideration to the familys legitimate demand for justice. Sunil Sharma assured the family that he would raise their concerns at the appropriate forums and continue to pursue the matter through every lawful and appropriate channel. He emphasised that justice for the victim and dignity for the grieving family must remain the foremost priority. LoP prayed for eternal peace for the departed soul and for courage and strength for the bereaved parents and family members to bear this irreparable loss. The familys pain is our collective concern. We stand firmly with them and will pursue the matter through every appropriate and lawful forum. We will ensure that justice is delivered to the victim and the bereaved family, Sunil Sharma said. He asserted that the barbaric act by a teacher against a minor of the Gujjar community in Kishtwar shamed humanity. This is a fight for justice and no power obstructing it will be spared; justice will be delivered, he reaffirmed.
The Juvenile Justice Committee, High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, with the support of UNICEF India, organised a one day annual consultation on Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015: A Decade of Implementation and the Way Forward at the J&K Judicial Academy, Mominabad, Srinagar. The consultation was attended by the Judges of the High Court, Judicial Officers, Principal Magistrates of Juvenile Justice Boards, Chairpersons of Child Welfare Committees, officers of Special Juvenile Police Units, senior officers of concerned departments, Legal Services Authorities, child protection professionals, mental health experts, civil society and academia besides participants joining virtually from Jammu and Ladakh. The consultation reviewed a decade of implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act and identified priorities for strengthening the Juvenile Justice and Child Protection System. Justice Sindhu Sharma, Judge, High Court of J&K and Ladakh and Chairperson, Juvenile Justice Committee, in her presidential address, emphasised that a child in conflict with law remains, first and foremost, a child and that the juvenile justice system must remain rooted in fairness, rehabilitation and the developmental needs of children, in keeping with principles reflected in the Beijing Rules. She highlighted the continuing challenge of balancing the reformative approach with concerns arising from serious offences. She stressed the need for adequately resourced institutions, trained personnel, effective data systems and accountability. She observed that while the first decade focused substantially on building the institutional architecture of juvenile justice, the next decade must focus on ensuring that these institutions deliver meaningful, child-centered outcomes and provide every child with dignity, rehabilitation and a genuine opportunity for a better future. Justice Mohd. Akram Chowdhary, Judge, High Court of J&K and Ladakh and Member, Juvenile Justice Committee, described the completion of ten years of the Act as an opportunity to objectively assess its implementation. While acknowledging the functioning of Child Welfare Committees and Juvenile Justice Boards across J&K and Ladakh, he emphasized that success must ultimately be measured by its impact on children. He called for stronger infrastructure, trained personnel, continuous capacity building, adequate administrative and financial support, periodic evaluation and improved inter-departmental coordination. Justice Wasim Sadiq Nargal emphasized that juvenile justice extends beyond law and requires a multidisciplinary approach. Reflecting on a decade of the Juvenile Justice Act, he stressed the need to address implementation gaps and strengthen delivery on the ground. He highlighted the concerns regarding children above sixteen years accused of heinous offences, confidentiality of juvenile records and effective functioning of Juvenile Justice Boards and Child Welfare Committees. He also called for child-centric adoption, adequate infrastructure, trained personnel and administrative support, stressing that the Act must be implemented in letter and spirit to ensure protection, rehabilitation, dignity and hope for every vulnerable child. Jesper Moller, Deputy Representative (Programme), UNICEF India Country Office, described ten years of the Juvenile Justice Act as an important milestone and emphasized the need to assess its impact on children. He highlighted Jammu & Kashmirs progress in prevention and family-based care, Child-Friendly Spaces, Adolescent Resource Centres, strengthening of Child Care Institutions and training of more than 9,000 frontline workers. He identified prevention, family-based care, institutional coordination, accountability and disability inclusion as key priorities for the next decade. Earlier, Naseer Ahmed Dar, Director, J&K Judicial Academy and Ex-Officio Member Secretary, Juvenile Justice Committee, welcomed the participants and emphasized that juvenile justice and child protection are shared responsibilities requiring coordinated institutional efforts. He highlighted the key areas of the consultation and called for candid, constructive and solution-oriented deliberations leading to practical recommendations for the 202627 Action Plan, keeping the best interests, dignity, safety and rehabilitation of children at the centre.
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Artlessly Artificial is Not Intelligent Enough
Companies at the forefront of the AI-economy are supremely self-assured. Seven of them, the Magnificent Seven, comprise over a third of the broad market index. Capital expenditure for AI related projects amount to three percent of US GDP, or USD 1 Trillion, more than combined outlay of the Manhattan Project, Apollo moon expeditions, the Interstate Highway System, and the Human Genome project.Hyperscalers the most aggressive players will have issued USD 600 Billion of new bonds in 2026, after USD 200+ Billion bonds in 2025. This is on top of financial engineering to keep these obligations off-balance-sheet, which Goldman Sachs counts at USD 1.5 Trillion in lease commitments and another USD 1.5 Trillion in purchase commitments. A web of circuitous deals mark recent inter-company arrangements, another alarming development.
Human Rights Group Demands Justice After Assassination of Ahmadi Leader in Pakistan
The assassination of Mirza Safdar Mahmood highlights rising intolerance against the Ahmadi community in Pakistan, prompting calls for justice. Human Rights Group Demands Justice After Assassination of Ahmadi Leader in Pakistan
Crime Branch files fresh chargesheet in Rs 1.38 cr treasury fraud case in J-K's Reasi
Jammu, Sep 5: The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Crime Branch Jammu on Saturday filed a fresh chargesheet against 10 accused in connection with the alleged misappropriation and diversion of over Rs 1.38 crore from Sub-Treasury Dharmari in Reasi district, an official said. The supplementary chargesheet was presented before the Court of Reasi's Chief Judicial Magistrate, in a case registered in 2024 in connection with alleged manipulation of the Treasury-Net system and preparation and use of forged bills and vouchers under pension and National Pension System (NPS) heads, resulting in the alleged diversion of Government funds, a spokesperson of the Crime Branch said. He said the case was initially registered at Arnas Police Station based on a complaint by Reasi District Treasury Officer Qamar Rehman. Subsequently, the investigation was transferred to the Crime Branch (EOW) Jammu, the spokesman said, adding that the investigating agency conducted a detailed examination and scrutiny of the Treasury records, bank account transactions and relevant bills and vouchers pertaining to the case. During the investigation, the spokesperson said relevant bills and vouchers were subjected to forensic examination. He said the FSL report, along with other documentary and oral evidence collected, indicated that the questioned bills and vouchers were allegedly prepared by the principal accused. The investigation also examined the signatures appearing on the relevant documents and their connection with the officials concerned, he said. Based on the evidence collected during the investigation, offences under various sections of the IPC have been established against three principal accused -- Ali Hussain Shah, Balbir Singh and Ajeet Kumar, the spokesperson said. He said the investigation also established offences under relevant sections of law against seven additional accused persons -- Arshad-e-Azam, Abrar-e-Azam, Rubeena Kousar, Mohd Rafiq, Shokat Ali, Mohd Ashraf and Nasib Mohammad -- in connection with the alleged dishonest receipt and retention of government funds. The investigation remains open for tracing any further diversion of government funds and for ascertaining the involvement, if any, of other persons, the spokesperson said.
Eight HC chief justices appointed
New Delhi, Sep 5: Eight high court chief justices were appointed on Saturday, days after their names were recommended by the Supreme Court Collegium. In a post on X, Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said Justice Valluri Kameswar Rao, currently a judge of the Delhi High Court, has been appointed Chief Justice of the Patna High Court. Justice Ravindra V Ghuge of the Bombay High Court will head the Calcutta High Court. Justice Sanjay Kumar Agrawal of the Chhattisgarh High Court has been appointed Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Court, while Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi of the Allahabad High Court has been appointed Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court. A controversy erupted following serious, unprecedented allegations levelled against Rajasthan acting chief justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma by Supreme Court judge Sandeep Mehta. Justice Ashwani Kumar Mishra of the Punjab and Haryana High Court has been appointed Chief Justice of the court. Justice Krushna Ram Mohapatra of the Orissa High Court has been appointed Chief Justice of the Chhattisgarh High Court. Justice Alpesh Yeshwant Kogje of the Gujarat High Court will head the Madhya Pradesh High Court. Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati of the Rajasthan High Court has been appointed Chief Justice of the Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court.
Eight High Court judges appointed as Chief Justices
Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Courts appointment comes amid a recent controversy involving Acting Chief Justice in the HC
Centre Appoints 8 Chief Justices In High Courts Across India
Justice Ravindra V Ghuge of the Bombay High Court will head the Calcutta High Court. Justice Mahesh Chandra Tripathi of the Allahabad High Court has been appointed Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court.
Egyptian TV presenter among 12 sentenced to death for drug crime
Officials review crime control and law order
Iran CJ seeks action over war crimes, sovereignty violations
Iran's Chief Justice urged stronger international action against sovereignty violations and war crimes. He specifically referenced military strikes by Israel and the United States against his nation. Justice Surya Kant proposed a common BRICS platform for arbitration and mediation. This platform aims to resolve cross-border commercial disputes effectively. BRICS members were called to uphold the rule of law and stand against aggression.
Congress Criticizes Government Action on Rahul Gandhis FIR Amid Allegations of Selective Justice
Congress leaders criticize the governments selective actions regarding Rahul Gandhis FIR and demand accountability for recent arrests. Congress Criticizes Government Action on Rahul Gandhis FIR Amid Allegations of Selective Justice
BRICS Chief Justices forum: CJI Surya Kant calls Law North Star for shared, sustainable prosperity
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has called for a cooperative framework of global jurisprudence founded on fairness, equity and human dignity, saying the law must continue to serve as the north star guiding nations towards shared and sustainable prosperity. The CJI made the remarks while bringing the curtain down on the two-day BRICS+ Chief [] The post BRICS Chief Justices forum: CJI Surya Kant calls Law North Star for shared, sustainable prosperity appeared first on India Legal .
'We've habit of medicalising evil': Rep. Gill unloads over Lindsay Clancy mistrial, demands justice
Watch: Justice S. Muralidhar on democracy, justice and judicial independence | The Hindu Interview
Former Orissa High Court Chief Justice S. Muralidhar speaks to The Hindu on democracy, judicial independence, civil liberties and accountability. In this wide-ranging interview, Justice Muralidhar discusses the state of Indias judiciary, the independence of courts, the role of Governors, the use of investigative agencies and the importance of protecting individual liberty. He also speaks about Gen Z protests, institutional distrust and why questioning the system can be a sign of democratic progress.
Watch: Justice S. Muralidhar on democracy, justice and judicial independence | The Hindu Interview
Former Orissa High Court Chief Justice S. Muralidhar speaks to The Hindu on democracy, judicial independence, civil liberties and accountability. In this wide-ranging interview, Justice Muralidhar discusses the state of Indias judiciary, the independence of courts, the role of Governors, the use of investigative agencies and the importance of protecting individual liberty. He also speaks about Gen Z protests, institutional distrust and why questioning the system can be a sign of democratic progress.
Supreme Court to launch monthly lecture series on law, justice & legal education
First edition of series to be held in September 2026
CJI Surya Kant: Law must be sentinel for the unborn, development cannot outrun nature
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has called upon judiciaries across BRICS nations to assume a more consequential role in ecological governance, stressing that development must remain within the limits of natures capacity to sustain it. Addressing the fourth session of the BRICS+ Chief Justices Forum, hosted by the Supreme Court of India, CJI Kant [] The post CJI Surya Kant: Law must be sentinel for the unborn, development cannot outrun natures carrying capacity appeared first on India Legal .
Pakistan: Human rights body calls for justice, accountability after Ahmadiyya leader's killing
Islamabad, Sep 5 (IANS) Karachi-based International Human Rights Committee (IHRC) has called for immediate justice and accountability in the assassination of Mirza Safdar Mahmood, a local leader of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Pakistans Punjab Province. Mirza Safdar Mahmood, aged 65, was shot dead in the town of Mandi Bahauddin, reported Spanish media outlet 'Atalayar'. IHRC is an organisation focusing specifically on the rights of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community. Targeted killing: Ahmadi local official gunned down in Pakistan. Mirza Safdar Mahmood, 65, was shot dead while travelling to an Ahmadi place of worship in Mandi Bahauddin.IHRC calls for immediate justice and accountability, IHRC stated on X, sharing a detailed report. IHRC stated that the targeted killing of Mahmood cannot be viewed in isolation as it comes amid a deeply disturbing backdrop of persistent anti-Ahmadi hatred, incitement and threats across Pakistan. Representatives of the Ahmadiyya Community stressed that the victim had no personal disputes or prior animosities, pointing squarely to a targeted killing motivated by religious intolerance. Mahmood is survived by his wife and two children; his funeral and burial arrangements were subsequently conducted in the city of Rabwah, the report in Atalayar revealed. It noted that the assassination took place amid the escalating incitement and hate speech targeting Ahmadis across the district of Mandi Bahauddin. In recent weeks, regional religious figures had issued virulent threats, including public death threats against a local police officer on account of his Ahmadi faith, as well as explicit intimidation directed at pregnant Ahmadi women. This pattern of lethal violence has direct operational precedents in the immediate area: on 8 June 2024, two members of the Ahmadiyya community were shot and killed in separate armed ambushes carried out on the same day in the locality of Sadullahpur, the report highlighted. It noted that the Pakistani state is legally bound to guarantee the right to life, personal security, and freedom of religion for all citizens without distinction, in accordance with the charter provisions of the United Nations (UN) and fundamental principles upheld by the European Union under international human rights treaties monitored by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). Consequently, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community calls upon the federal government in Islamabad to launch an exhaustive, swift, and impartial judicial inquiry to bring both the perpetrators of Mahmood's murder and the intellectual instigators of sectarian hatred to justice, while deploying robust protective measures to prevent future hate crimes across the province, the report emphasised.
Rahul Gandhi calls Punjab Polices brutality victim, seeks justice
Chandigarh, Sep 5 (IANS) Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, on Saturday spoke with Mohanjit Singh, the alleged custodial victim of the brutality of the Punjab Police. Mohanjit Singh alleged that he was tortured while in police custody, including being subjected to electric shocks and being forced to consume drugs. The allegations have triggered a political storm, with almost all Opposition parties demanding an independent investigation. Meanwhile, the Congress announced that its workers across the state would show black flags to Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann everywhere he goes to express solidarity with Mohanjit Singh. The partys state President Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, who met Mohanjit Singh here, told the media that Rahul Gandhi hailed the courage shown by Mohanjit Singh in standing up for the truth and conveying his message. He has asked the Congress in Punjab to ensure that he gets justice. The state President said that CM Mann had started behaving like Ahmad Shah Abdali and his countdown had started. He said Mann was not the first Chief Minister to be shown a black flag, as several Chief Ministers and even Prime Ministers have been shown black flags in the past. But, he added, nobody reacted the way Mann did. He said ideally the Chief Minister should have shown grace and dignity and called Mohajit Singh and asked him why he was protesting. But instead, CM Mann unleashed the brute police force on the youth, who was subjected to brutal third-degree torture in police custody and even given electric shocks. Besides, he added, his eardrum has also been damaged due to brutal manhandling by the police. Rejecting the inquiry ordered by the police into the incident, Warring demanded that the Station House Officer (SHO) concerned and the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) must be dismissed. He said such people do not deserve to be in the police. Warring also promised that in case the AAP government does not take any action against both policemen, the Congress will initiate action if the party comes to power. Warring said the Congress may meet the Governor to ensure action and justice for Mohanjit.
Cyber Crime Police apprehend entrepreneur over derogatory post targeting CM Vijay
DHS Changes Green Card Rules For Some Children Born In The U.S. To Foreign Officials
Children born in the U.S. to certain foreign government employees can now get a broader pathway to lawful permanent residence from birth under a new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule. However, a federal court order limits the governments ability to enforce the change.
CJI Surya Kant calls for healthy disagreement, deliberation at BRICS Chief Justices Forum
New Delhi, Sep 5 (IANS) Chief Justice of India (CJI) Justice Surya Kant on Saturday called for a culture of healthy disagreement and deliberation among judicial institutions, stressing that timely and predictable delivery of justice is essential for strengthening the rule of law. Addressing Heads of Delegations and delegates from BRICS member states and partner countries on the second day of the BRICS Chief Justices Forum in New Delhi, CJI Kant drew a parallel with the ancient Nalanda University and said BRICS should evolve as a similar space for dialogue and exchange. Recalling the global stature of Nalanda University, the CJI said students and researchers from across the world were admitted there without discrimination or barriers. What made Nalanda University truly unique was that it never asked its scholars to first agree upon a Common System of Law or philosophy before it admitted them, CJI Kant said. He added that Nalanda instead offered a healthy and hospitable space for disagreement and deliberation. BRICS should also be known as the living Nalanda University, CJI Surya Kant said. The CJI's remarks came as the three-day BRICS Chief Justices Forum, being hosted by the Supreme Court of India from September 4 to 6, brought together judicial leaders from BRICS member states and partner countries to deliberate on contemporary challenges facing justice delivery and judicial cooperation. The second day of the Forum saw addresses by judicial leaders from Brazil, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Russia, South Africa, the UAE and partner countries including Belarus, Bolivia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Thailand, Uganda and Uzbekistan. The President of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court, Luiz Edson Fachin, in a video-recorded address, called for multipolarity and greater international collaboration, stressing the importance of international law amid global instability and transition and the need to uphold the rule of law in the international order. China's Chief Justice and President of the Supreme People's Court, Zhang Jun, highlighted judicial cooperation as a valuable contribution to member nations and called for solidarity and cooperation among BRICS member and partner states. He also stressed the need to promote rule-based international trade and commerce amid industrial transformation, besides underlining the judiciary's role in advancing social equity and justice. China's Chief Justice also spoke about the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in judicial functioning and the expanding role of judiciaries in resolving cross-border commercial disputes. He called for greater cooperation among legal systems to contribute to the formation of a world judicial civilisation. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt, Boulos Fahmy Iskander Boulos, spoke about the need for a free and fair legal system with a common global voice, while Ethiopia's Federal Supreme Court President Tewodros Meheret Kebede focused on Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms and the link between the rule of law and economic development. Indonesia's Chief Justice Sunarto called for the exchange of best practices and a durable platform for judicial dialogue among member nations. Iran's Chief Justice Ayatollah Gholam Hossein Mohseni-Ejei said BRICS was shaping economic and political developments and raised concerns over violations of human rights, sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as humanitarian crises and displacement of civilians. Russia's Chief Justice Igor Krasnov highlighted BRICS' role in ensuring cooperation and promoting a multipolar world, while South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal President Mahube Betty Molemela called for greater cooperation on international issues and underlined the judiciary's role in ecological governance. UAE Federal Supreme Court President Mohammed Hamad Al Badi Al Dhaheri said arbitration and mediation were integral to the modern economy. He also pointed out that while digital technology and AI were advancing justice delivery systems, these technologies should not eliminate the human element from the process. He further stressed the importance of environmental law in protecting the rights of future generations. The deliberations during the Forum covered four substantive themes -- mediation and international commercial disputes, cross-border enforcement of arbitral awards, Artificial Intelligence and the judiciary, and judicial leadership and sustainable development. The sessions examined mediation as a strategic mechanism for resolving international commercial disputes, challenges in enforcing arbitral awards and prospects for procedural harmonisation, the impact of AI and digital innovation on judicial administration, and the role of judicial leadership in ecological governance and sustainable energy systems. The deliberations came a day after CJI Surya Kant held bilateral meetings with judicial leaders from BRICS member states and partner countries, with discussions focusing on strengthening judicial cooperation, mediation and arbitration, commercial courts and the use of AI in justice delivery. During the bilateral meetings, the CJI discussed the possibility of Memoranda of Understanding for judicial cooperation, mutual recognition of judicial awards and decrees, and exchange of best legal practices among participating countries. He also stressed the importance of efficient commercial courts to enhance the confidence of foreign investors and explored the possibility of creating common platforms for arbitration and mediation to resolve commercial disputes. The CJI further discussed the use of institutions such as the National Judicial Academy, Bhopal, for professional exchange programmes and the possibility of holding bilateral conferences on contemporary legal issues. The Forum concluded the day's deliberations with an emphasis on deeper judicial dialogue, exchange of experiences and cooperation among BRICS member states and partner countries on emerging legal and institutional challenges.
On Teachers Day, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has announced two institutional initiatives aimed at strengthening legal scholarship and fostering sustained engagement between the judiciary, legal academia and the younger generation of the legal profession. The Supreme Court is set to commence a Monthly Lecture Series on Law, Justice and Legal Education, with the [] The post Teachers Day: CJI Surya Kant announces monthly Supreme Court lecture series, annual honour for legal educators appeared first on India Legal .
SALA 2026 To Explore South Asian Identity, Migration And Belonging In California
For two days this September, the San Francisco Bay Area will turn its attention to the many stories, ideas and experiences that shape South Asian life across the world, as the South Asian Literature & Arts Festival (SALA) returns for its seventh edition.
Brics Chief Justices' Forum modern fabric woven with tradition: CJI Kant
Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Saturday described the Supreme Court-hosted BRICS Chief Justices' Forum as a modern fabric woven with traditional threads, with a shared quest to seek solutions that serve humanity and envision a world where law can guide the river of development towards the ocean of shared prosperity. Delivering the welcome address on the second day of the BRICS Chief Justices' Forum attended by chief justices, presidents of supreme courts and senior judicial leaders from the BRICS member states and partner countries, CJI Kant said, We are not merely a collection of jurisdictions, we are a fellowship of judicial minds, bound together by the shared belief that the enduring values of justice can meet the dynamic challenges of our time. Addressing the delegates, he said as guardians of constitutional principles and interpreters of their countries' highest ideals, they have gathered here to inscribe a new chapter in the chronicles of international legal ...
The second day of the BRICS Chief Justices Forum in New Delhi witnessed extensive deliberations on the evolving challenges confronting judicial institutions, with Chief Justice of India Surya Kant calling for sustained dialogue, principled disagreement and institutional cooperation among the participating jurisdictions. Addressing the heads of delegations from BRICS Member States and Partner Countries, the [] The post BRICS Chief Justices Forum Day 2: CJI Surya Kant calls bloc a living Nalanda, underscores imperative of timely justice appeared first on India Legal .
CJI Surya Kant calls justice the load-bearing wall of BRICS growth
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has underscored the centrality of an efficient and predictable justice-delivery system to the economic and institutional ambitions of the BRICS grouping, describing justice as the load-bearing wall upon which sustainable growth ultimately depends. Addressing the inaugural session of the BRICS+ Chief Justices Forum at the Supreme Court on Friday, [] The post CJI Surya Kant calls justice the load-bearing wall of BRICS growth appeared first on India Legal .
Delhi Court sends influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj to police custody in alleged assault case
Patiala House Court, Delhi on Saturday sent right-wing influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj to one-day police custody in connection with the alleged assault of the father of a Dalit student activist during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests at Jantar Mantar in July. The order was passed by Additional Sessions Judge Saurabh Pratap Singh. Bhardwaj was arrested [] The post Delhi Court sends influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj to police custody in alleged assault case appeared first on India Legal .
CBI Registers FIR against Subhash Chandra, others over alleged
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has registered a case against Essel Group chairman Subhash Chandra and three others in connection with an alleged financial fraud involving approximately 1,322 crore in loans extended by LIC Housing Finance Ltd (LICHFL). The FIR follows a complaint lodged by LICHFL after an internal examination allegedly detected irregularities in [] The post CBI Registers FIR against Subhash Chandra, others over alleged 1,322 crore LIC housing finance fraud appeared first on India Legal .
Shoddy Investigation: Supreme Court sets aside conviction in Telangana kidnapping-murder case
The Supreme Court has acquitted a man convicted in a kidnapping-cum-murder case, holding that the prosecution failed to establish a credible chain of circumstances linking him to either the deceased or the premises where the body was recovered. A Bench comprising Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice K. Vinod Chandran allowed the appeal filed by Kondapaka [] The post Shoddy Investigation: Supreme Court sets aside conviction in Telangana kidnapping-murder case appeared first on India Legal .
Iranian Chief Justice Calls for Fair International Order at BRICS Forum
At the BRICS Chief Justice Forum, Irans Chief Justice emphasized the need for a fair international system respecting sovereignty. Iranian Chief Justice Calls for Fair International Order at BRICS Forum
The Supreme Court has declined to interfere with the Madras High Courts order granting bail to former DMK functionary Jaffer Sadiq and his brother Mohamed Saleem in a money laundering case, while expressing reservations about the High Courts decision. A Bench of Justice MM Sundresh and Justice Augustine George Masih said that, although it had [] The post Supreme Court declines to interfere with bail granted to Jaffer Sadiq, brother Mohamed Saleem in money laundering case appeared first on India Legal .
The Supreme Court on Thursday (September 3, 2026) acquitted a man who was the sole surviving convict in a kidnapping-for-ransom and murder case, holding that the prosecution had failed to produce reliable evidence linking him to the crime. A Bench of Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice K Vinod Chandran said the investigation was largely based [] The post Supreme Court acquits man in kidnapping-murder case, says probe relied on confessions, unproved evidence appeared first on India Legal .
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Sexual assault case:UK court denies bail to aide of criminal lawyer Vijay Aggarwal
A London court has rejected the bail application of Manpreet Kaur, an aide to Delhi-based criminal lawyer Vijay Aggarwal, who has been charged in connection with alleged sexual assaults involving two women. Kaurs bail plea was heard by Judge M Weekes at the Southwark Crown Court on September 4. She will remain in custody. The [] The post Sexual assault case:UK court denies bail to aide of criminal lawyer Vijay Aggarwal appeared first on India Legal .
Former Delhi Mayor Farhad Suri has approached the Supreme Court alleging that a large team of Ghaziabad Police raided his Delhi residence around midnight while searching for journalist Abhishek Upadhyay, who had reported on the alleged theft of donations meant for the Ram Mandir. Suri has sought directions for registration of an FIR against the [] The post Former Delhi Mayor moves Supreme Court over alleged midnight Ghaziabad police raid to find journalist Abhishek Upadhyay appeared first on India Legal .
KSSM-SIDs Rhythm Virtual Platform is envisaged as a dedicated digital platform that will professionally document, showcase, promote, and disseminate the talents and performances of the differently abled
Statutory recognition of emergency arbitration and the establishment of a dedicated Gujarat High Court bench at GIFT City could significantly streamline Indias dispute resolution framework, Delhi High Court Justice Tejas Karia said on Friday. Justice Karia was speaking at a panel discussion organised by the Gujarat High Court Arbitration Centre (GHAC) as part of Arbitration [] The post Emergency arbitration needs statutory backing; Justice Tejas Karia calls for dedicated Gujarat High Court Bench at GIFT city appeared first on India Legal .
BRICS Chief Justices' Forum: CJI highlights enhancing bilateral ties
As part of the Forum, CJI Kant held a series of bilateral meetings with heads of judicial delegations on the opening day
When Anthropic claimed that Anthropic has overtaken OpenAI in revenues and valuation, I wasnt surprised. Ive grown wary of CEOs who talk up their own companies their motives are rarely pure. But something about Anthropics CEO, Dario Amodei, struck me differently: ahead of the companys IPO, expected as early as this October, he openly warned that a single years miscalculation in AI demand could bankrupt the company he built. He consistently comes across as an open book in interviews and in public talks. That kind of candor made me trust the company more and made me want to understand AIs flaws for myself, not just its promises. What made sense to me: many major disruptive inventions the internal combustion engine, electricity, antibiotics, semiconductors, and the internet have happened in the past 150 years, yet GDP growth in the US, the worlds largest and most economically trusted economy, has stayed steadfast at around 2% after inflation. Thats according to Chad Jones, a professor of economics at Stanford, in his paper The Facts of Economic Growth.
The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea filed by a practising advocate seeking directions for registration of an FIR against Jagadguru Rambhadracharya over his alleged remarks concerning the Upadhyay community and revered religious personalities, including the Shankaracharyas. A Division Bench of Justice Chandra Dhari Singh and Justice Tarun Saxena held that a person [] The post Allahabad High Court rejects plea for FIR against Jagadguru Rambhadracharya, cites alternative remedy appeared first on India Legal .
DMK Stooge Vetrimaaran, Who Preaches Social Justice
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We should not be among those countries that find it acceptable that children are dying of starvation or that children are dying for want of medical aid, says Justice S. Muralidhar
TGCSB intensifies cybercrime crackdown, 25 FIRs registered
Hyderabad: Intensifying its crackdown on cyber fraud facilitators in Khammam district, Telangana Cyber Security Bureau (TGCSB) arrested two accused who were found to have provided 10 mule bank accounts for facilitating cyber fraud transactions. TGCSB said on Friday, September 4, that in coordination with the Law & Order Police of Khammam Unit, it conducted a Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Virginia Congressman Suhas Subramanyam Says FBI Monitored Calls With State Senator
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Tate brothers charged with further trafficking and sex crimes in Romania
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US Justice Department pauses cooperation with Canadian government, WSJ reports
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Imran Ansari meets Iranian Chief Justice during New Delhi visit
President of the All Jammu and Kashmir Shia Association and JKPC General Secretary, Molvi Imran Ansari, met the Chief Justice of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei, during his official visit to New Delhi for the BRICS judicial leaders summit. The meeting was also attended by Dr. Mohammad Fathali, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to India, and Dr. Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, Representative of the Supreme Leader of Iran in India. During the interaction, Molvi Imran Ansari conveyed his respect for the people of Iran and remembered the martyrs of Iran, including Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Hosseini Khamenei, as well as the innocent victims of the tragic Minab school incident, particularly the children. He offered prayers for the departed and expressed solidarity with their families. Speaking about Kashmirs historic relationship with Iran, Molvi Imran Ansari said that the connection between the two societies goes back centuries and is deeply rooted in civilization rather than politics alone. Persian language and literature, Islamic scholarship, poetry, architecture, art and traditional crafts have all played an important role in shaping Kashmirs cultural and intellectual heritage. For generations, scholars and ideas travelled between these regions, creating a relationship of faith, knowledge and mutual respect. Molvi Imran Ansari also spoke about the historic relationship between India and Iran, describing the two countries as ancient civilizations connected through centuries of cultural exchange, trade and people-to-people relations. (KNS)
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U.S. DOJ Sues Indian-Origin Hotel Family Over Alleged $100M Loan Scheme
iNDICA NEWS BUREAU- A New Jersey hotel-owning family of Indian-origin allegedly used a web of companies, relatives and nominal owners to secure more than $100 million in loans over nearly three decades despite repeated defaults, bankruptcies and court judgments, according to a 332-page civil complaint filed by the U.S. Department of Justice. The complaint targeted []
Odisha Chief Minister Urges New Police Officers to Uphold Justice and Integrity
Odishas CM Mohan Charan Majhi emphasizes justice and anti-corruption during a graduation ceremony for new police officers. Odisha Chief Minister Urges New Police Officers to Uphold Justice and Integrity
Chandra Layout police arrested three, including two women, for allegedly kidnapping, stripping and assaulting a woman over loan repayment. The accused allegedly threatened to circulate a private video and demanded Rs 11 lakh
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Manipur: Thadou Inpi Demands Justice In May 13 Massacre Of Thadou Christian Leaders
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Congress stands with all daughters seeking justice, says Alka Lamba
Alka Lamba said the party and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi stood with Nishu Azad, journalists Shaheen Khan and Nafisa Khan, and student activist Akriti Chaudhary, who participated in a protest at Jantar Mantar
The latest ruling by the apex court revisits the landmark Bangalore Water Supply judgment, preserving its protection for pending labour disputes while opening a new chapter under the Industrial Relations Code The post The New Boundaries Of Industry appeared first on India Legal .
'We kept seeking justice, will demand murder case': CJP leaders at Parliament Street station
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Thirteen Years After Nirbhaya, The Bus Is Still Not Safe
The laws have changed, the institutions have multiplied and the money has been allocated. Yet, a 16-year-old girls alleged gang rape on a moving bus in the NCR exposes the gap that still separates Indias women-safety framework from its implementation The post Thirteen Years After Nirbhaya, The Bus Is Still Not Safe appeared first on India Legal .
Nishu Azad On Swatantra Bhardwaj Arrest: 'This Is The First Step Towards Justice'
Nishu Azad, whose father was allegedly assaulted at Jantar Mantar, speaks to NDTV after influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj was arrested by Delhi Police. She says the arrest is the first step towards justice, recalls the fear caused by alleged threats, and says she sought police protection. Nishu also responds to the political support she received, insisting that she does not want the case to become a BJP-vs-Opposition fight-she simply wants justice for her father.
CJI Surya Kant pushes common arbitration platform at BRICS judges
In a significant step towards deepening judicial diplomacy among emerging economies, the BRICS Chief Justices Forum opened in New Delhi today, bringing top judicial leaders from across the Global South onto a common platform for the first time on Indian soil. The three-day Forum, being hosted by the Supreme Court of India from September 4 [] The post CJI Surya Kant pushes common arbitration platform at BRICS judges meet in Delhi appeared first on India Legal .
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta pays tribute to former Lokayukta Justice Harish Chandra Mishra
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Where Foreign Funding Meets National Interest
As the government faces growing political resistance to its proposed FCRA amendments, the debate goes beyond executive power and NGO freedoms to a larger question: how far can India go to regulate foreign money without compromising legitimate civil society? The post Where Foreign Funding Meets National Interest appeared first on India Legal .
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Indian National Charged With Drug Trafficking After 40 Pounds Of Meth Seized In California
More than 40 pounds of methamphetamine and three firearms were seized from an Indian-origin California mans home and business after a federal investigation into organized crime in the states Central Valley, authorities said.
Sam Altman Says AI Could Trigger Biggest Small-Business Boom Ever
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Anil Chakravarthy To Take Over As Adobe CEO From Shantanu Narayen
Adobe is set for a change at the top, with Anil Chakravarthy, an IIT-BHU alumnus and MIT graduate, taking over as the companys next president and chief executive officer from Shantanu Narayen.
