A mislabelling of a Supreme Court handbook
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Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi faces custodial torture risk, UK High Court told
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Regulators possess full authority to set power tariffs: Supreme Court
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Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez introduce a bill to pause US data center construction
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Heritage Animal Task Force alleges violation of Supreme Court norms and captive elephant rules; seeks action over SVEEP
CEO says 4.46 crore voters mapped in Karnataka, groups question SIR rollout
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Supreme Court voices concern over growing 'menace' of citing AI-generated non-existent judgements
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The Supreme Court of India has ruled that financial burden cannot be a reason to deny fair compensation in land acquisit
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Transgender persons Amendment Bill opposed by community collectives
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Supreme Court flags Global rise in AI-Generated fake Judgments
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Supreme Court panel led by Justice Asha Menon urges Centre to withdraw Transgender Amendment Bill
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Raza Academy president Muhammed Sayed Noori has challenged the Centre's order for schools to begin the day with the nati
PG admission row: Petitioner contacts CJI kin amid SC heat
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Financial burden no excuse to deny fair dues for land buys: SC
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Ahmadis in Paks Punjab barred from performing religious rites on Eid
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Supreme Court finds internet service providers not liable for users pirated music
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SC upholds Maharashtra government's power to withdraw duty breaks for captive units
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India is engaged in intense legal and diplomatic battles across Canada, the UK, and France following an unfavorable ruli
Supreme Court slams Haryana Police for trying to dilute POCSO charges
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Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind Welcomes Supreme Courts Ruling on Vande Mataram
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How India's new transgender law wrongs a right
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Supreme Court rules ISPs aren't liable for subscribers' music piracy
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously on March 25 that Cox Communications is not liable for copyright infringement committ
Shame on You: SC Raps Haryana Police, CWC Over Minor Rape Case, Orders SIT
Supreme Court outraged by mishandling of Gurugram child rape case
CJI Issues Stern Warning Over Inquiry into Court Orders
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Supreme Court sides with Cox Communications in a copyright fight with record labels over downloads
The Supreme Court has sided with internet service provider Cox Communications in its copyright fight with record labels
'Polluter pays' principle must not be reduced to 'pollute and pay', SC told
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SC rejects plea against Home Ministrys Vande Mataram order
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SC Junks Plea Against MHA Circular On Vande Mataram, Terms It Vague Apprehension Of Discrimination
New Delhi, Mar 25: The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain a plea against a home ministry circular on singin
Uttam Nagar clash case: SC asks family of Tarun Butolia to approach Police Commissioner over safety
Supreme Court says Delhi Police should assess threat perception in Uttam Nagar case; family may move Delhi High Court if
Supreme Court Expresses Anger Over Negligence in Gurugram Rape Case Involving Young Girl
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Supreme Court mandates swift action and oversight in the sensitive case, forming a SIT while condemning the Haryana Poli
No Criminal Consequences: Court Junks Plea Against Vande Mataram Circular
The Supreme Court termed the plea filed by one Muhammed Sayeed Noori as premature and based on vague apprehension of dis
The Supreme Court has ordered a Special Investigation Team of women IPS officers to probe a Gurugram child rape case. Th
'Tried To Prove Child Has No Proof': Court Blasts Cops In Rape Case
Supreme Court raSupreme Court raps Gurugram Police in four-year-old child's rape case.ps Gurugram Police in four-year-ol
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Supreme Court dismisses plea against MHA circular on Vande Mataram
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Survey by Supreme Court Bar Association highlights gender bias faced by women lawyers
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The Bench told the petitioner that he can approach the court in case of any penal action or notice to him, and observed
SC bins plea against MHA circular on Vande Mataram, terms it 'vague apprehension of discrimination'
The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition challenging a home ministry circular regarding the singing of the national so
The Supreme Court has sharply criticized Haryana Police and the Child Welfare Committee for their insensitive handling o
'Is This How You Treat A Child?' Top Court Raps Gurugram Cops In Rape Case
Supreme Court raSupreme Court raps Gurugram Police in four-year-old child's rape case.ps Gurugram Police in four-year-ol
The Bench said interest payable to the landowners will be according to the land Acquisition Act, which is 9%, and not th
The Bench said interest payable to the landowners will be according to the land Acquisition Act, which is 9%, and not th
Uttam Nagar Holi death case: Supreme Court dismisses plea seeking probe into death of Tarun Butolia
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain a petition challenging the Union governments recent advisory over th
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Compensation, Interest On Land Acquisition Payout Cant Be Contingent On Financial Burden: SC
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The Committee also called for widespread community consultation before any further amendments are brought to the 2019 la
Family of Harish Rana donates his corneas, heart valves
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Harish Rana, India's first passive euthanasia case, cremated in Delhi
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SC rejects plea for separate enumeration of denotified, nomadic & semi-nomadic tribes
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SC grants full pension to women denied permanent commission
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SC: Trials in UAPA cases must be completed in 1 year
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Supreme Court Addresses Gender Bias Against Women Officers in Armed Forces
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Should ED seek remedy from CM-led police? Supreme Court corners West Bengal government
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Supreme Court considers letting Trump administration revive restrictive immigration asylum policy
Justices seem inclined to revive Trump policy blocking migrants at border
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Supreme Court flags disparity in evaluation of women Short Service Commission Officers
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Court cannot sit in judgment on a communitys belief, says Travancore Devaswom Board
Temple board files submissions in Supreme Court regarding entry of women of all ages into Sabarimala shrine; courts revi
Bar Council of Telangana Election Results Out
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SC/ST act applies only to Scheduled Castes and Tribes who have not converted: Supreme Court
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How would you react if you were in power at Centre, and a rival CM did this? SC asks Mamata Banerjee
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Congress MP Vivek Tankha Responds to Supreme Court Ruling on Religious Conversion
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TNNLU student refuses to take down blog critical of Supreme Court
Stance elicits support and appreciation from his fellow students, and a statement of solidarity from the 2020-2025 alumn
TNNLU student refuses to take down blog critical of Supreme Court
Stance elicits support and appreciation from his fellow students, and a statement of solidarity from the 2020-2025 alumn
Why is SIR so bumpy in West Bengal when other States had smooth ride, asks Supreme Court
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SC Irked Over Delay in Appointing Legal Aid for Manipur Violence Victims
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31 private engineering colleges illegally charging additional fees: PAAP
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Lok Sabha passes bill to amend law on protection and rights of transgenders amid protests
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CBI Seeks Cancellation of Bail for Manipur Violence Accused in Supreme Court
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Harish Rana Passes Away at AIIMS After Historic Right to Die Ruling
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Harish Rana, India's first passive euthanasia case, dies after 13 years in vegetative state
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Harish Rana, First Indian Allowed Passive Euthanasia, Dies at AIIMS Delhi
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Harish Rana dies after 13 years in coma following Supreme Court orders
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No Food, No Water for 10 DaysHarish Ranas Stable Condition Stuns AIIMS Doctors
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Harish Rana, India's first person to be allowed passive euthanasia, dies in AIIMS
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Harish Rana Passes Away After 13 Years in Coma
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Scheduled Caste converts to Christianity cant seek SC/ST Act protection, reservation: Supreme Court
A member of the Scheduled Castes who converts to another faith, apart from Hinduism, Sikhism or Buddhism, loses her/his
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The Supreme Court will consider extending the deadline for freezing electoral rolls in West Bengal, acknowledging concer
Supreme Court Issues Notice on Rising False Cases in India
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'Brazen attack on constitutional rights of transgender people': Rahul Gandhi slams govt on bill
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The Bench headed by CJI Surya Kant upheld permanent commission and consequent pensionary benefits for batches of women o
Watch: SC/ST status reserved for Hindus, Buddhists and Sikhs only; no benefits after conversion
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CBI moves Supreme Court to cancel bail of Manipur gangrape accused
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SC refuses to entertain PIL seeking inclusion of denotified tribes in Census
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Converted Christians Cannot Claim Scheduled Caste Status: Supreme Court
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Supreme Court Rules on Scheduled Caste Status After Religious Conversion
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SC status lost after conversion from Hinduism, Sikhism or Buddhism to other religions: Supreme Court
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Supreme Court restores FIR and allows probe against IAS officer Manjunath in 2022 bribery case
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When we are striving for a casteless society, do you want to create more classes? Chief Justice of India Surya Kant rema
Supreme Court rules converted persons cannot claim SC status or benefits
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Converted Christians Cannot Claim SC Status: Supreme Court
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Conversion to Christianity results in loss of Scheduled Caste status: SC
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Supreme Court on DNT census demand: More categories may deepen social divisions
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Supreme Court concludes only Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists can claim Scheduled Caste status
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'Denial Result Of Discrimination': Top Court On Permanent Commission To Women
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Suspend Air India Boeing Fleet Till Safety Audit: Petition In Top Court
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SC Grants Permanent Commission to Women Military Officers, Ensures Complete Justice
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Supreme Court adjourns Nimisha Priya case sine die
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Conversion beyond Hindu, Sikh or Buddhist faith ends SC status, says Supreme Court
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Vedanta shares jump 3% after company announces Rs 11 interim dividend
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SC: Keep cops out of custody battle of kid
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CBI, ED showing reluctance in ADAG probe: SC
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Supreme Court appears ready to limit mail-in balloting ahead of midterms
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Transgender persons hold protests demanding withdrawal of amendment to Transgender Bill
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Supreme Court declines to keep plea alive in Sonam Wangchuk detention case post release
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UPSC to release provisional answer key after civil services prelims: Centre in Rajya Sabha
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Supreme Court Slams Insensitive Conduct Of Haryana Police, Magistrate In Minor's Rape Case
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Supreme Court Judge Flags Overuse of UAPA
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Blackmailing tactics on social media akin to 'digital arrest': Supreme Court
The remark came when the Solicitor General of India (SGI) Tushar Mehta stated before a bench led by the Chief Justice of
You're Not Marrying Maid: Supreme Court As Divorce Case Cites Wife Not Doing Chores
The man, the petitioner in the case, initiated divorce proceedings, alleging that only a week after marriage, the woman'
Indian transparency activists, journalists set for court fight over Modis privacy law
NEW DELHI, March 20 (Reuters) Transparency activists and journalists are taking the government of Prime Minister Narend
Expert committee formed to review revised NCERT chapter on judiciary: Centre to SC
New Delhi, Mar 20: The Centre on Friday informed the Supreme Court that it had constituted an expert committee comprisin
Justice Nagarathna said the court was against the phenomenon of hate speech, whether it was targeted at one or the other
Supreme Court Rejects Petition for Action Against Brahmin Hate Speech
Mahalingam Balaji sought to withdraw his plea after the court questioned why only one community was protected from hate
CBSE has mandated all affiliated schools to improve menstrual hygiene management. This follows a Supreme Court ruling re
Runaway couple protection plea mentioned in Supreme Court, CJI asks lawyer to move Delhi HC
The lawyer said the couple came to the Supreme Court under the mistaken belief, influenced by social media reels, that t
Supreme Court allows bail to former police officer Rajesh Das in sexual harassment case
In April 2024, the High Court had dismissed a petition filed by Rajesh Das seeking exemption from surrendering in the ca
Supreme Court grants regular bail to Muppidi Avinash Reddy, an accused in Andhra liquor 'scam' case
The court said the regular bail would continue during the pendency of the trial proceedings in the case
CBI files caveats in Supreme Court in Kejriwal, Sisodia SLP against Delhi HC order in Excise Case
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed three caveat applications before the Supreme Court in connection wit
Supreme Court Grants Relief to Director Sujoy Ghosh in Copyright Case Related to Kahaani-2
Mumbai, March 20: Director Sujoy Ghosh has received significant relief from the Supreme Court. The court has decided to
Supreme Court quashes copyright case against filmmaker Sujoy Ghosh over his 'Kahaani 2' film
The Supreme Court bench allowed Sujoy Ghosh's plea, challenging a Jharkhand High Court's order, which had refused to qua
SC quashes copyright case against filmmaker Sujoy Ghosh over his 'Kahaani 2' film
The Supreme Court has cancelled legal proceedings against filmmaker Sujoy Ghosh. The case involved allegations of copyri
RERA relief: Interest for delayed flats can be recovered as land revenue arrears
Homebuyers can now recover interest for delayed property possession from builders as Arrears of Land Revenue under RERA.
'Feels like Independence Day: Elvish Yadav questions media trial in 'fake' snake venom case
The Supreme Court of India has quashed an FIR and criminal proceedings against YouTuber Elvish Yadav concerning the alle
The petition had sought a judicial direction to the Union government, Central Zoo Authority, Directorate General of Fore
Supreme Court Upholds Bail Of Vadodara Student Who Crashed Car While High
The Supreme Court refused to cancel the bail granted to 2-year-old law student, who had crashed his car into passerby in
SC Dismisses PIL Accusing Vantara of Breaching Wildlife Regulations
Supreme Court upheld Vantara's operations, confirming no wrongdoing in endangered animal imports and rejecting a new ple
Nine-judge Supreme Court Bench reserves verdict on ambit of industry
The 1978 judgment expanded the ambit of industry to hold that any systematic activity including charitable and governmen
He served 5 years as MLA then was asked to repay 21 lakh
In our previous episode, we explored the remarkable story of a father and son P. H. Pandian and Manoj Pandian who lost
Supreme Court Designates Seven Former High Court Judges as Senior Advocates
SRINAGAR: The Supreme Court of India has designated seven former High Court judges as Senior Advocates, following a deci
No violations: SC rejects petition seeking probe into Vantara wildlife imports
New Delhi: The Supreme Court dismissed a petition seeking a probe into the alleged irregularities of wildlife imports by
Fired bullets, got less credit: SC tells Telangana it cant deny cop promotion
New Delhi: The Supreme Court ruled in favour of a Telangana Police Head Constable, P Srinivas, who had been denied an ac
Supreme Court Designates 7 Retired HC Judges As Senior Advocates
NEW DELHI, Mar 19: The Supreme Court of India has designated seven former High Court judges as Senior Advocates. The dec
Supreme Court dismisses plea seeking fresh probe into Vantara Wildlife imports
The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking a fresh investigation into the import of wildlife at Vantara, bringing an
Snake venom not covered under NDPS Act: Supreme Court quashes case against Elvish Yadav
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that snake venom does not fall within the ambit of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotro
Can temples be treated as industry? SC reserves verdict on 1978 definition
The Supreme Court is reviewing the definition of 'industry'. Temple activities are a major point of contention. The cour
Supreme Court says the case is one of give him an inch and he will ask for a mile
Snake venom case: SC quashes FIR, proceedings against YouTuber Elvish Yadav
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday, March 19, quashed an FIR and subsequent proceedings against YouTuber Elvish Ya
Snake venom case: Supreme Court quashes FIR, proceedings against YouTuber Elvish Yadav
The case against Elvish Yadav was registered on November 22, 2023, and he was arrested on March 17, 2024, for the allege
Supreme Court seeks fresh HC hearing after convict flags unfair 20-year bail and reduced prison term
Supreme Court says the case is one of give him an inch and he will ask for a mile
Snake venom case: SC quashes FIR against YouTuber Elvish Yadav
The Supreme Court quashed criminal proceedings against YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav in the snake venom
SC quashes FIR against Elvish Yadav in snake venom case
The Supreme Court on Thursday quashed the criminal proceedings against YouTuber and Big Boss OTT winner Elvish Yadav in
Former Supreme Court judge submits evidence backing Nirav Modi in UK court
In a fresh turn in the extradition proceedings involving Nirav Modi, a former judge of the Supreme Court of India has pr
Temples not an 'industry', run on donations: Tamil Nadu board in SC
Tamil Nadu's Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Commissioner challenged the Supreme Court's broad definition of '
SC dissolves NRI marriage, refuses to recognise US decree
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has dissolved the marriage between an NRI couple, invoking its extraordinary powers under A
SRINAGAR: Afghanistan on Wednesday announced the sighting of the Shawwal crescent, declaring Thursday as Eid al-Fitr, ev
The question was posed by Justice B.V. Nagarathna, who is part of a nine-judge Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Su
Father and son lost elections but both won in Supreme Court | TN Elcetions with The Hindu
P.H. Pandian and his son P.H. Manoj Pandian may have lost at the ballot box, but secured a crucial legal victory in the
Arkansas Ten Commandments law struck down: What it means for schools in the US
A federal judge blocked Arkansas's law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public schools, deeming it unconstitutiona
Supreme Court Rebukes Mamata Banerjee Over Unusual Interference in ED Raids
Hearing a petition filed by the ED, a bench of Justices Prashant Kumar Mishra and N.V. Anjaria flagged the larger implic
Islamophobic Ola driver said he beat up, intimidated passengers: SC lawyer
A Supreme Court advocate, Dr Saif Mahmood, reported an alarming incident in which an Ola driver glorified violence and d
I-PAC raid row: SC questions Mamata's role, tells Bengal govt ED can't be left remedy-less
The Supreme Court has strongly criticized the West Bengal government's challenge to the Enforcement Directorate's plea r
'Legal profession tainted by hooliganism': Supreme Court slams lawyers in U.P. toll plaza case
The apex court said denial of bail to the accused and the curtailment of their liberty for a period exceeding two months
The Supreme Court recently voiced concern over the alleged interference by Mamata Banerjee during search operations cond
SC asks govt to plan law for paternity leave: Here's what top court has said
The Supreme Court of India urged the Centre to consider a law recognizing paternity leave as a social security benefit,
The Bihar Public Service Commission has extended the application deadline for its Civil Judge (Junior Division) recruitm
The Supreme Court asks the West Bengal government if the ED is then expected to just 'look and watch' as the Chief Minis
Supreme Court rebukes Barabanki lawyers, says misconduct undermines legal profession
The Supreme Court has expressed strong disapproval of the conduct of certain lawyers from Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh, stat
'Profession Tainted By Hooliganism': Court Slams Lawyers In Toll Plaza Case
Coming down heavily on lawyers who vandalised a toll plaza and ransacked a fellow advocate's office because he represent
Supreme Court Industry Definition Reference: India's Supreme Court is re-examining the definition of 'industry'. This cr
Sheena Bora murder case: Supreme Court grants 9 months extension to complete trial
The Supreme Court has granted a nine-month extension to complete the Sheena Bora murder trial. This is the final extensi
'Can't Dictate When A Hearing Should Happen': Top Court To Bengal In I-PAC Raid Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday told the lawyers representing the Bengal government in the I-PAC raid case that they cann
Supreme Court refuses adjournment in ED case against Mamata Banerjee Government over I-PAC raids
The Supreme Court is hearing a case where the Enforcement Directorate accuses the West Bengal government of obstructing
Supreme Court recognises adoption as part of reproductive autonomy under Article 21
In a significant development for constitutional rights and gender justice, the Supreme Court has affirmed that reproduct
Supreme Court affirms equal maternity rights for adoptive mothers
As per the SC ruling, adoptive mothers can now avail 12 weeks of maternity leave starting from the date of adoption. The
New Delhi, March 18: The Supreme Court will hear a petition filed by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday. The
I-PAC raid row: SC to hear ED plea on Mamata Banerjee interference
New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India is scheduled to hear a plea on Wednesday, March 18, filed by the Enforcement Direc
SC seeks response from Gujarat, Maharashtra on Bilkis Bano case convicts plea
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice on a plea by two convicts in the Bilkis Bano gangrape case, linked
SC imposes stringent bail conditions on Shabir Shah
New Delhi: Using only one mobile phone which will always remain switched on, not leaving Delhi without the trial courts
SC grants 12-week maternity leave to all adoptive mothers
PTI New Delhi Observing that adoption is part of the right to reproductive autonomy, the Supreme Court on Tuesday struck
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court affirmed that shareholder approval does not grant companies immunity from vio
Hope Supreme Court records a verdict in my case for future: Sonam Wangchuk on NSA laws' use
Wangchuk addressed his first press conference since his release from Jodhpur Jail after the BJP-led Centre ordered revoc
Terror Funding Case: SC grants bail to Shabir Shah with strict conditions
New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India has granted bail to Kashmiri separatist leader Shabir Ahmed Shah in a terror fundi
Beyond biology: SC backs equal maternity rights for adoptive mothers
The Supreme Court has removed a rule that denied maternity benefits to mothers adopting children over three months old.
Supreme Court Seeks Responses from Gujarat and Maharashtra in Bilkis Bano Case
Mumbai, March 17: The Supreme Court issued a notice on Tuesday regarding the petition filed by two convicts in the Bilki
Parenthood Not a Solo Role: SC Pushes for Paternity Leave Law in India
New Delhi, Mar 17: The Supreme Court of India on Tuesday urged the Centre to enact a law recognizing paternity leave as
Rs 8,800 crore refunded to over 40 lakh Sahara depositors till February, Amit Shah tells Lok Sabha
In a significant move, Cooperation Minister Amit Shah has revealed that a substantial sum of Rs 8,800 crore has been all
The Supreme Court has granted approval for passive euthanasia for Harish Rana, a 32-year-old man in a vegetative state f
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has allowed Shabir Ahmed Shah, a prominent figure in Kashmiri separatism, to p
Supreme Court Sees 'Bleak Chance' for Early Trial in Shabir Shah Case
Supreme Court grants bail to Shabir Ahmed Shah after 8.5 years in custody due to poor trial prospects.
SC strikes down law limiting maternity leave to adoption of children under 3 moths
NEW DELHI, Mar 17: Observing that adoption is part of the right to reproductive autonomy, the Supreme Court on Tuesday s
New Delhi, Mar 17: Underlining that if the trial was unlikely to conclude within a reasonable time, continued detention
K C Venugopal raises Sabarimala women entry issue, challenges CM to clarify stand
Congress leader K C Venugopal has challenged Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. He demands a clear stand on the Sab
PIL pile-up: 42-year-old case lingers as Supreme Court backlog swells to over 3,500
India's Supreme Court faces a crisis with over 3,500 public interest litigations pending. Many cases have been stuck for
Supreme Court strikes down law limiting maternity leave to adoption of children under 3 months
The Supreme Court also asked the Centre to come out with a provision recognising paternity leave as a social security be
Supreme Court removes age limit on maternity leave for adoptive mothers
A bench of Justices J.B. Pardiwala and R. Mahadevan observed that adoption is an integral part of reproductive autonomy
The Supreme Court has struck down a provision in the Social Security Code 2020 that limited maternity leave for adoptive
SC strikes down law limiting maternity leave to adoption of children under 3 months
The Supreme Court has ruled that adoptive mothers are entitled to maternity leave regardless of the child's age. A law r
Can't Deny Maternity Leave If Adopted Child Older Than 3 Months: Top Court
Can't Deny Maternity Leave To Women Who Adopt: Big Supreme Court Verdict
Supreme Court Clears Path for NIA Probe in Murshidabad Violence, Rejects West Bengals Stay Plea
The Supreme Court declined to stay the National Investigation Agencys investigation into the Beldanga violence in Murshi
Why Is An Atmosphere Of Fear Being Created Surrounding The Uniform Civil Code?
The political debate surrounding the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) has once again intensified in Bharat. Following a recent o
Supreme Court nine-judge Constitution Bench commences hearing on definition of 'industry'
Attorney General R. Venkataramani is advancing his submissions in the matter. On February 16, the court formulated the b
Protection, Welfare Of Armed Forces A Core Government Function: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has held that the Air Force Group Insurance Society (AFGIS) is a 'State' under Article 12 of the Const
CAPF Officers Won in Supreme Court. Modi Govt's New Bill Could Undo The Outcome
CAPF officers' Supreme Court victory at risk from Modi government's new bill.
Haryana government has decided to drop the case against Ashoka University professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad for objectionabl
India-US trade deal to be signed after new US tariff framework is finalised
India-US trade deal signing is contingent on a new tariff framework, with discussions ongoing regarding non-tariff barri
Operation Sindoor post: Haryana drops prosecution plan against Ashoka faculty
Haryana government has decided against prosecuting Ashoka University's Ali Khan Mahmudabad for an alleged objectionable
Trump says he can impose tariffs despite Supreme Court ruling
President Donald Trump is stirring the pot by announcing he has found new pathways to impose tariffs, even as the Suprem
Withdraw amendments to Transgender Persons Bill: transgender activists
In a statement, the Trans Rights Now Collective demanded horizontal reservation for transgenders and protection of right
While acknowledging that reforms in legal education are a necessity, the Chief Justice-led Bench says it may not be appr
The decision comes despite a Supreme Court ruling to progressively reduce IPS deputation up to the rank of Inspector Gen
Mahmudabad prosecution dropped as one-time grace: Haryana to SC
New Delhi: The Haryana government on Monday, March 16, told the Supreme Court that it has decided not to grant sanction
Eid-ul-Fitr 2026: Saudi Arabia calls for sighting of Shawwal crescent on March 18
Riyadh: Saudi Arabias Supreme Court on Monday, March 16, called on all Muslims living in the Kingdom to sightthe crescen
Supreme Court Urges Shift in Mindset on Greenery Beyond Delhi Needs
Court reviews Delhi Ridge management, questions environmental governance, and seeks clarity on committee roles.