A law in Mizoram concerning marriage and divorce, described as 'misogynistic,' is currently facing a legal challenge in India's Supreme Court.

India's Supreme Court disposed of petitions challenging the CBFC's certification of "The Kerala Story" film, deeming them infructuous as the movie had already been released. The court left the broader legal question regarding certification challenges open for future cases.

Congress-ruled states, including Karnataka, Kerala, and Telangana, are preparing to challenge the new mining law in India's Supreme Court. They argue that the law infringes upon states' rights and autonomy regarding mineral resources.

India's Supreme Court has affirmed a broad definition of 'industry,' but specified that this ruling applies only to cases that are currently pending.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that police do not have the authority to investigate sex determination offenses under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act.

India's Supreme Court, through Justices SVN Bhatti and NV Anjaria, expressed regret over the public's attitude towards solid waste management and emphasized the critical need for a comprehensive audit of the nation's infrastructure for waste disposal.

India's Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Centre regarding a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) advocating for the establishment of a DNA and biometric identification system for missing and rescued children.

India's Supreme Court has directed the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to launch a probe against the former promoters of Sammaan.

India's Supreme Court has upheld hanging as a mode of execution, but clarified that its dismissal of the challenge does not preclude future scientific scrutiny of the method.

India's Supreme Court has quashed a criminal defamation case filed against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi concerning his remarks about Hindutva ideologue V.D. Savarkar.

India's Supreme Court has expressed concern over the high number of pending cases at the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) and advocated for the establishment of regional and circuit benches.

India's Supreme Court has requested a response from the Central government regarding a plea filed by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's daughter concerning the return of his ashes.

India's Supreme Court is scheduled to hear Tamil Nadu's plea seeking Karnataka's compliance in the Cauvery water dispute on August 13, with a similar application from the DMK also expected to be heard.

India's Supreme Court has ordered a time-bound disposal of Narayan Sai's appeal challenging his rape conviction. Sai had moved the Supreme Court against a Gujarat high court order, despite claims he was not interested in an early disposal.

India's top court has drawn attention to the country's unsafe footpaths and the neglected state of pedestrians in its cities.

India's Supreme Court has issued a stay on the arrest of Abhishek Banerjee's bodyguard, who is implicated in a land grab case.

India's Supreme Court has proposed a pilot project to deny fuel to uninsured vehicles, noting that 56% of vehicles lack insurance. The court has asked the Centre to develop a plan to implement this measure, and has also provided guidance on how citizens can get their vehicles insured.

India's Supreme Court directed the Enforcement Directorate to consider releasing funds from the Trinamool Congress's frozen accounts for daily operations, while the Calcutta High Court reviews the freezing order.

India's Supreme Court is considering temporary relief for the Trinamool Congress after its bank accounts were frozen. A bench of Justices MM Sundresh and Prasanna B Varale inquired whether a limited amount could be released through a special officer.

India's Supreme Court has agreed to examine a Madras High Court order concerning the Karthigai Deepam festival near a dargah. The bench also questioned the Tamil Nadu government about the delay in pursuing the appeal.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that fresh public hearings are mandatory for mining clearances, though mining operations are permitted to continue in the interim.

India's Supreme Court has refused to intervene with the Uttarakhand high court's decision to release Abdul Malik, who is the alleged mastermind behind the February 2024 Haldwani riots.

India's Supreme Court has requested records related to protests, while the investigation into the NEET exam irregularities is progressing, and the Vande Bharat train makes its debut.

India's Supreme Court has instructed the Delhi government to ensure that protestors injured by pellet guns at Jantar Mantar receive necessary medical treatment.

India's Supreme Court has paved the way for an independent investigation into allegations of attacks on students and police during CJP protests, emphasizing the constitutional protection for peaceful demonstrations.

India's top court has ordered that no coercive action be taken against youth protesters and that minors be released, according to media reports.

India's Supreme Court has issued a ban on posting court clips on social media platforms, mandating that approval from the Apex Court or High Court is required to share such content.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Centre's position on implementing computer-based NEET-UG exams and reforms for data security. The bench noted that extraordinary measures like using the IAF for question paper transport are only short-term solutions.

India's Supreme Court has expressed regret over the vanishing of the traditional joint family system in the country.

India's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by the Chhattisgarh government, asserting that bail granted by High Courts should not be challenged.

India's Supreme Court has directed the Centre and Madhya Pradesh to fully comply with an order regarding the Bhojshala Temple-Kamal Maula Mosque complex in Dhar, a site of historical religious dispute between Hindu and Muslim communities.

India's Supreme Court has escalated its crackdown on errant real estate developers, warning Parsvnath Developers Ltd and Parsvnath Hessa Developers Pvt Ltd executives of potential jail time over refunds.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that parents cannot be compelled to create APAAR IDs for their children, stating that an 'opt out' option will be included in consent forms.

India's Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Centre's plea challenging a Delhi High Court verdict that had set aside a tender for Consular, Passport, and Visa (CPV) services.

India's Supreme Court has decided against allowing live streaming of cases argued by litigants who represent themselves.

India's Supreme Court has stated that mandating a third language from Class IX would cause undue stress for students.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Centre to provide details on measures taken to address issues with its online mark sheet (OSM) system and digital evaluation flaws, acknowledging student frustration caused by these system problems.

India's Supreme Court has strongly criticized the Patna High Court for its recent ruling that stated removing a woman's salwar and pressing her chest was not sufficient to prove an attempt to rape.

India's Supreme Court ordered the freezing of bank accounts belonging to the managing directors, directors, and senior officials of Parsvnath Developers Ltd and Parsvnath Hessa Developers Pvt Ltd, also restraining the companies from creating any third-party interests.

India's Supreme Court has declared the development of an action plan to curb online pornography an issue of paramount public importance, emphasizing the urgent need for consideration due to minors' increasing involvement in sexual crimes linked to easy access to porn.

India's Supreme Court is reportedly proposing new regulations for the use of Artificial Intelligence in judicial proceedings, outlining what will be permitted and what will be strictly prohibited.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that failing to report child sex abuse is a crime, setting aside lower court orders that had discharged a headmistress from prosecution for allegedly not reporting a student's complaint.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that call and hotel records can be used as evidence to prove adultery in divorce cases. This decision stems from a divorce petition where the wife accused her husband of cruelty and adultery.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that the right to privacy cannot be invoked by a spouse accused of adultery to withhold mobile call records or hotel stay details, upholding a Delhi High Court decision.

India's Supreme Court has declared that the production of fake, non-existent, or hallucinated materials using AI in legal processes constitutes misconduct by advocates.

India's Supreme Court took 14 years to decide a criminal case, during which two of the convicts died while awaiting judgment, highlighting significant judicial delays.

India's Supreme Court has declined to hear a plea challenging the denial of rations linked to the SIR (Special Integrated Report) in West Bengal. The plea was brought by an agricultural workers' union.

India's Supreme Court has condemned cyber criminals as 'parasites' who defraud innocent citizens, emphasizing the need for harsh penalties to protect society and ensure their imprisonment.

India's Supreme Court has directed that the Tripura village committee polls be conducted in a single phase on September 27.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that psychological evaluations of parents are mandatory in child custody disputes, emphasizing the importance of assessing parents' mental and psychological conditions.

India's Supreme Court has stressed the necessity of strictly enforcing the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act. The court highlighted the ongoing "patriarchal preference for male child" as a reason for this directive.

India's Supreme Court has granted bail to a man whose murder conviction was upheld by the High Court, four decades after the initial ruling.

India's Supreme Court has stated that premarital sex does not constitute moral turpitude, reflecting changing societal views.

India's Supreme Court has temporarily halted the deportation of Saleha Khatun, who was declared a foreigner due to a misspelling, and has sought a reply from the central government. Khatun argues the case concerns her fundamental right to citizenship.

India's Supreme Court has drafted regulations for the use of AI in courts, prohibiting its use for decision-making and requiring lawyers to disclose any AI assistance, with feedback sought until June 20.

Five new judges were sworn into India's Supreme Court, bringing the court's strength to 37 and nearing its full capacity.

India's Supreme Court has ruled to protect rape survivors from being repeatedly called to court for cross-examination, quashing a High Court order and emphasizing that forcing victims to face further questioning years after initial testimony inflicts injustice.

India's Supreme Court has ordered a DNA test to resolve a paternity dispute, ruling that a child's right to know their identity can outweigh the father's right to privacy.

India's Supreme Court has mandated that High Courts must decide bail applications within 24 hours of hearing and set a three-month limit for reserved judgments to enhance judicial efficiency.

India's Supreme Court has requested a response from the HDFC CEO regarding the Lilavati Trust's challenge to an order that quashed an FIR against him.

India's Supreme Court stated that CBSE's 3-language scheme does not impact federalism but will examine infrastructure constraints, parrying a request for a stay and seeking a comprehensive board affidavit.

India's Supreme Court has quashed a case against an anesthetist related to a medical negligence death that occurred in 2002.

With one day remaining until the Punjab municipal polls, the Supreme Court of India has refused to intervene in the State Election Commission's decision regarding the ballot.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that individuals accused under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) possess the right to be heard before charges are formally recognized. This decision extends the principles of the new Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) to PMLA cases.

India's Supreme Court has highlighted a 45-year-old legal case as a 'failure of the judicial system,' underscoring concerns about prolonged litigation.

India's Supreme Court has set aside a previous order that allowed Dayanidhi Maran's plea to summon the telecom secretary as a court witness in a case.

After three decades, India's Supreme Court has acquitted two individuals who were accused of taking a 20 Rupee bribe.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that a casteist slur made within a closed room cannot be considered a public offense under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act. This decision clarifies the scope of the law regarding caste-based insults.

India's Supreme Court stated that the assumption that solid waste management is solely the responsibility of sanitary workers is legally incorrect and practically unsustainable, emphasizing that every citizen must maintain cleanliness.

India's Supreme Court has directed the Centre to reconsider its decision to deny permanent commission to Coast Guard officer Priyanka Tyagi within two weeks, praising her as an excellent officer.

India's Supreme Court will examine the probe records related to Abhishek Banerjee's personal assistant, Sumit Roy, days after staying his arrest, with the West Bengal Police stating Roy is not cooperating.

India's Supreme Court issued a stern warning to ground airlines for non-compliance, as the Centre rapidly advances new aviation rules. This comes during a plea for an independent regulator to ensure transparency and passenger protection.

India's Supreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging an Andhra Pradesh High Court order that quashed a case against Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and a minister.

India's Supreme Court has set aside protection from arrest granted to a Future Group director in a Goods and Services Tax (GST) case, while clarifying that GST authorities must communicate reasons for arrest.

India's Supreme Court has declined to suspend the life sentence of Narayan Sai, son of Asaram, in a 2013 rape case, but granted him liberty to appeal if the case is not decided within three months.

India's Supreme Court has granted permission for Asaram Bapu, a spiritual leader, to have a full-time caregiver while in jail, following a legal petition.

India's Supreme Court has acquitted a man after he spent twenty-two years in jail due to a wrongful conviction, citing flawed evidence analysis by the trial court and the High Court's refusal to hear his delayed appeal.

India's Supreme Court commented on the CJP protest, stating that youngsters need to be pacified and law enforcement must show restraint in their actions.

India's Supreme Court has called for the dismantling of 'men's clubs' within Bar Councils and mandated the co-option of two women members to promote gender diversity.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that men in live-in relationships 'in the nature of marriage' can be prosecuted for cruelty under Section 498A, thereby extending legal protection to women in such relationships.

India's Supreme Court clarified its order regarding the release of detained student protesters, stating it applies only to grave offenses, prompting the CJP to call for the withdrawal of related FIRs.

India's Supreme Court has issued directives for states and Union territories to physically verify and demarcate all wetlands identified in the SAC Atlas within two months.

India's Supreme Court has requested the Centre's viewpoint on whether polygamy among Muslims should be banned, indicating a potential legal review of the practice.

India's Supreme Court has stayed an order to bring the National Stock Exchange of India (NSEI) under the Right to Information (RTI) Act, agreeing to hear a petition filed by the NSEI.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that insurance companies are not obligated to pay compensation for accidents if the vehicle was driven by someone with an invalid driving license.

Two years after his death, India's Supreme Court has cleared former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the Coalgate case. This decision concludes a legal challenge he had previously mounted against CBI summons in the top court.

India's Supreme Court has granted bail to two alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives after they had been in custody for 12 years.

India's Supreme Court has instructed the Bihar government to cease filling historic ponds in Darbhanga, warning against altering water bodies under the guise of beautification without proper authorization.

India's Supreme Court is awaiting a report on simulator tests conducted to determine the cause of an Air India plane crash, following a petition from the pilot's father requesting a fair and transparent investigation.

India's Supreme Court has agreed to hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) concerning alleged police excesses, with proceedings scheduled for Monday.

India's Supreme Court has announced it will monitor the overhaul of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the country's medical entrance examination.

India's Supreme Court has lifted a two-year-old blanket ban on the establishment of industries in the Taj Trapezium Zone, an area around the Taj Mahal.

India's Supreme Court has sought a response from the Lok Sabha Speaker regarding the merger of Shiv Sena (UBT) Members of Parliament.

India's Supreme Court has agreed to hear Uttar Pradesh's plea challenging the Bombay High Court's order that absolved a Brahmos engineer of espionage charges.

A petition has been filed in India's Supreme Court challenging the Bombay High Court's refusal to investigate alleged unlawful procurement of energy contracts by Adani Green Energy Limited.

The Supreme Court of India has called for the establishment of more exclusive courts dedicated to UAPA and NDPS cases to expedite trials and reduce case backlogs.

India's Supreme Court has stated that it is not acceptable to refer to someone as a 'second-class' passenger, linking such references to the country's history of class divisions and deeming them offensive to the Constitution.

India's Supreme Court has clarified its previous ruling on demolitions, stating that bulldozers can be used to remove illegal constructions and encroachments on public land. This action must strictly adhere to municipal laws and procedures.

India's Supreme Court has reportedly decided against reviving a 2020 rioting case involving Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders, including Mann.

India's Supreme Court has highlighted the frustration experienced by students due to the CBSE's digital marking system and has called for the Solicitor General to frame regulations for conducting exams through Online Scanned Marking (OSM).

India's Supreme Court has asked the Odisha state government to decide on the premature release plea of Dara Singh, who was convicted in the Staines murder case. The top court entertained his plea in August 2024.

The Supreme Court of India has quashed a Guwahati High Court order concerning 27 individuals declared 'foreigners', emphasizing the need for fair procedures. The court found fault with tribunals and the High Court's actions, noting many orders lacked hearings for affected people.

India's Supreme Court has rejected a plea from madrasa teachers in West Bengal seeking regularisation and benefits. The ruling impacts the employment status and entitlements of these educators.

India's Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case concerning the alleged encroachment of three historic water bodies in Darbhanga, Bihar, with petitioners accusing the state government of threatening the lakes through a beautification project.

India's Supreme Court has mandated an independent audit of vulnerable illegal buildings in the Delhi NCR region, summoning top municipal officials and warning of personal responsibility.

India's Supreme Court has declined to block Chief Minister Vijay's meeting with the families of victims from the Karur stampede.

India's Supreme Court has refused to send Sonam Raghuvanshi back to jail, stating that it would seek a balanced approach regardless of the heinousness of the crime.

India's Supreme Court has issued a warning against the unchecked use of artificial intelligence in courts, emphasizing the catastrophic potential after the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) cited fake cases generated by AI.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that in-service government doctors serving in remote rural hospitals should be given favorable consideration for admission into super specialty medical courses to promote public health.

India's Supreme Court denied a judge's petition for reconsideration of his elevation, citing concerns that reviewing collegium recommendations could set a troubling precedent.

India's Supreme Court has instructed the Tribunal hearing appeals against deletions from the Bengal Special Investment Region (SIR) to expedite a lawyer's case.

The Supreme Court of India's draft AI Regulations are noted for going beyond existing international precedents, with a key objective being to address and reduce the pendency of court cases.

India's Supreme Court has paused proceedings in four high courts challenging the Transgender Persons Act, aiming to centralize cases and prevent conflicting rulings.

India's Supreme Court dismissed Natarajan's petition challenging the rejection of his Rajya Sabha nomination. The court cited Article 329 and its precedents in election-related cases, declining to invoke its writ jurisdiction.

India's Supreme Court has emphasized the central role of women within families and society, observing that homemakers should be recognized as 'nation builders' and their work valued at a minimum of ₹30,000 per month.

India's Supreme Court has condemned threats received by retired Bombay High Court judge Gautam Patel, which were related to a 2024 judgment.

India's Supreme Court upheld a National Green Tribunal (NGT) order, ruling that a landlord cannot be held accountable for environmental violations committed by their tenant.

India's Supreme Court has denied bail to Malhotra, a YouTuber from Hisar, Haryana, who is accused of transmitting sensitive information to Pakistani intelligence officials.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that an extended separation between spouses without reconciliation constitutes mental cruelty, providing grounds for divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that temporary casual laborers in government departments are entitled to pensionary benefits upon superannuation, even without job regularization, following an 18-year legal battle.

India's Supreme Court delivered a verdict that had been reserved for 15 months, coinciding with its decision to impose a three-month deadline for High Courts to resolve pending cases, raising questions about judicial efficiency.

India's Supreme Court has issued an order regarding speedy trials for cases under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), amidst a context of numerous pending cases and judicial changes.

India's Supreme Court has issued a stay on an order to seal structures located near the Delhi Golf Club monuments until July 22.

India's Supreme Court has emphasized the need to expedite trials in cases related to the ethnic violence that has plagued the state of Manipur.

India's Supreme Court has upheld the life imprisonment sentence for a man convicted of killing his wife for dowry, rejecting his appeal.

During the Twisha case hearing in India's Supreme Court, the solicitor general made a notable statement, asserting that it is 'better to have a divorced daughter than a dead one'.

India's Supreme Court has reaffirmed that 'bail is the rule and jail the exception' even in cases under the stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), raising questions about conflicting court views on bail for individuals like Umar Khalid.

India's Supreme Court has refused to order a separate investigation into sexual assault charges stemming from Delhi student protests. The court noted that the issue has been referred to and prioritized by a five-member committee.

India's Supreme Court has issued new directives to implement additional measures for the protection of threatened elephants. These orders aim to safeguard the country's elephant population.

India's Supreme Court has raised a question regarding whether Standard 6 students could be exempted from the three-language plan for the current academic year.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that paternity tests of a child can be permitted in cases of marital disputes.

India's Supreme Court has allowed passive euthanasia, but there is low public awareness and preparedness among families of terminally ill patients regarding "living wills."

India's Supreme Court has directed the government to investigate the perplexing disappearance of Captain Ashish Kumar, whose wife presented evidence of ransom calls and messages suggesting his survival after his ship was attacked in Hormuz.

India's Supreme Court will form a panel, including a former CBI chief, to investigate allegations of 'brutality' during CJP protests, specifically examining complaints from female protesters reportedly targeted in Delhi and other areas.

India's Supreme Court has requested a response from the Centre following a petition alleging that social media companies are failing to report violations related to Child Sexual Abuse Material (CESAM).

India's Supreme Court will review the legality of facial recognition and biometric surveillance at Jantar Mantar, following a petition claiming thousands of protesters, journalists, and citizens have been subjected to pervasive monitoring.

India's Supreme Court has urged states and union territories to consider declaring cancer a 'notifiable disease', emphasizing the need for a uniform policy to facilitate early detection and effective management of rising cancer cases.

India's Supreme Court has directed a panel to verify claims made by families affected by the Manipur violence who state they have not yet received rehabilitation benefits.

India's Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking a criminal investigation and FIR against Justice Varma regarding the alleged recovery of cash from his official residence.

India's Supreme Court has declined to relax the bail conditions for individuals accused in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case. The court stated there was no ground to entertain the prayer for relaxation.

India's Supreme Court has granted interim protection from arrest to Sumit Roy, personal secretary to Abhishek Banerjee, after the Calcutta High Court rejected his anticipatory bail request.

India's Supreme Court acquitted a murder convict who had served 22 years in jail, citing insufficient evidence.

India's Supreme Court has implemented stricter regulations to combat 'digital arrests,' while the RBI has been tasked with developing standard operating procedures for handling bank accounts involved in cyber fraud.

India's Supreme Court summoned the chief secretary and principal secretary (home) of the Arunachal Pradesh government, expressing strong displeasure over the state's non-cooperation with a CBI probe against Khandu.

India's Supreme Court has issued new guidelines for rape trials, emphasizing the use of sensitive judicial language and the avoidance of stereotypical or victim-blaming questions to ensure fairness, dignity, and impartiality.

India's Supreme Court has clarified that states can withdraw First Information Reports (FIRs) against student protesters, with the exception of those with prior criminal records.

India's Supreme Court has criticized Punjab for its reluctance to implement a 15-year-old ruling regarding power dues owed to Himachal Pradesh, despite proposals for a cashless settlement.

India's Supreme Court has raised questions regarding the application of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in a case involving the torching of a police station, scrutinizing whether such an act qualifies as an offense under the stringent law.

India's Supreme Court has affirmed the life imprisonment sentence for Chandrakant Jha, a serial killer who terrorized Delhi between 2006 and 2007 by dismembering victims and leaving their bodies near Tihar Jail.

India's Supreme Court has barred administrative orders that regularize past environmental violations, though experts suggest the ruling leaves a potential legal loophole for the Centre to use in the future.

India's Supreme Court has rejected a plea to ban an animated film about Mahaprabhu Jagannath, emphasizing artists' creative expression and tolerance for depicting deities, and noting that preventing such depictions would halt many religious television productions.

India's Supreme Court has struck down the Centre's 2021 memorandum concerning retrospective environmental clearance.

India's Supreme Court has accepted a father's request not to make the Air India crash inquiry report public, directing the government to submit the final report in a sealed cover. An NGO had questioned the inquiry's impartiality.

India's Supreme Court has clarified that the insolvency shield provided under law is intended for the company itself, not for its promoters, in a significant ruling regarding corporate bankruptcy.

India's Supreme Court has issued a directive prohibiting the recording and sharing of court proceedings without explicit permission.

India's Supreme Court has assured that it will monitor the 'institutionalization' of reforms for the NEET medical entrance exam throughout the year, emphasizing the need for systemic changes over ad hoc measures.

India's Supreme Court has ordered the registration of an FIR and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe into the alleged custodial death of a man in Ahmedabad.

India's Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Lok Sabha Speaker concerning the approval of the merger of Shiv Sena (UBT) Members of Parliament with the Shinde faction.

India's Supreme Court has set aside the death sentence in the 1996 Rajasthan bus blast case and ordered a fresh trial.

The Supreme Court of India has upheld a 2011 Madras High Court order that affirmed the Tamil Nadu government's notification declaring the Segur Plateau Elephant Corridor, effectively removing commercial activity from the area.

India's Supreme Court has upheld the decision to quash tenders for passport and visa services at Indian missions, confirming a prior ruling on the procurement process.

India's Supreme Court has given the green light for the all-India release of the animated film 'Mahaprabhu Jagannath.' The film is set to be released following the Rath Yatra festivities.

India's Supreme Court has acquitted three surviving accused in a 49-year-old murder case, 45 years after they were convicted and served life sentences. The court cited serious infirmities in the prosecution's case and witness testimonies.

India's Supreme Court has advised the central government not to introduce a third language in Class 9, citing the existing stress on students. The court suggested introducing new languages earlier, such as in Class 6.

India's Supreme Court has requested a response from the Centre regarding the Central Board of Secondary Education's decision to implement a three-language policy from Class VI, following challenges from parents.

India's Supreme Court declined to halt the CBSE's three-language policy for the 2026-27 academic year, stating that learning a language never goes to waste, but will hear detailed challenges next week.

India's Supreme Court has ordered the freezing of accounts belonging to real estate developer Parsvnath, citing issues of delayed flat deliveries and unpaid compensation to homebuyers.

India's Supreme Court has set aside the 'foreigner' declarations of 27 individuals by Assam tribunals, ordering fresh hearings. The court emphasized that citizenship must be determined through a fair process.

India's Supreme Court has highlighted concerns regarding "double standards" in bail procedures and delayed trials within Maharashtra.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that failing to report child sex abuse will result in action under the POCSO Act, allowing for the prosecution of a headmistress who did not inform police of a rape complaint.

India's Supreme Court has refused a plea concerning a BJP leader's alleged derogatory remarks, advising against sensationalizing the issue.

India's Supreme Court has declared that AI-generated precedents are 'catastrophic' for the justice system, citing a National Company Law Tribunal judgment that referenced several hallucinated legal precedents.

India's Supreme Court has issued a stay on the trial proceedings against an officer who was accused of secretly filming the former collector of Anand. The details of the case or the officer's identity are not specified beyond the accusation.

India's Supreme Court, led by Justice BV Nagarathna and Justice Joymala Bagchi, criticized the adoption body CARA for delays while hearing a plea filed by the US-based maternal aunt of a child.

In 2025, India's Supreme Court declared maternity leave a fundamental right for working women, entitling them to 26 weeks of paid leave. While this marks progress, the implementation and results are mixed.

India's Supreme Court has declared the right to walk on safe footpaths a fundamental right and has called for the enactment of a corresponding law.

India's Supreme Court has issued a directive to the state of Odisha, instructing it to provide all necessary amenities to a visually impaired man and his mother who are living in poverty.

India's Supreme Court has given its approval to Reliance's proposal for developing a public space along the Mumbai Coastal Road seafront.

India's Supreme Court has issued new guidelines stating that child victims should not face routine psychological tests, urging courts to adopt a cautious and child-centric approach that prioritizes a child’s dignity.

India's Supreme Court has directed the Kerala government to take custody of Raman, the state's tallest elephant.

India's Supreme Court highlighted a 40-year delay by the Allahabad High Court in a murder case, prompting a call for solutions to address the country's significant judicial backlog.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that an accused's right to a fair trial includes access to prosecution documents, even if they are classified under the Official Secrets Act.

India's Supreme Court has clarified that a husband cannot be convicted of cruelty under Section 498A of the IPC solely for not speaking to his wife for a few days, even if it leads to her suicide.

India's Supreme Court has urged the judiciary to end 'stale, frozen' marriages, stating that prolonged litigation only perpetuates frustration and emotional distress.

India's Supreme Court has declined to mandate a computer-based format for the NEET-UG 2026 re-exam, citing practical issues, and has deferred the matter until July.

India's Supreme Court clarified that the POCSO Act is applicable when a minor is trafficked for commercial sexual exploitation, issuing a series of directions for prosecuting perpetrators and rehabilitating victims.

India's Supreme Court has requested a response from the HDFC CEO regarding a petition filed by the Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust and its trustee, Prashant Kishore Mehta, concerning an FIR previously quashed by the High Court.

India's Supreme Court has issued a directive stating that High Courts must pronounce their judgments within three months of reserving a verdict.

India's Supreme Court's verdict on the retrospective Goods and Services Tax (GST) levy on online gaming is being analyzed for its potential significant impact on the sector. Experts suggest it could be a major blow to the industry.

India's Supreme Court upheld a special voter roll revision process and backed citizenship checks, a decision with significant implications for electoral procedures and citizenship verification in the country.

India's Supreme Court has ruled that relatives of a husband cannot be held criminally liable in matrimonial disputes unless there is evidence of their active involvement in the alleged crime.

India's Supreme Court has lifted the life ban imposed on three professors who were involved in the NCERT textbook controversy.