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The Indian Supreme Court ruled that Manan Mishra will serve only as interim chairman of the Bar Council of India until formal elections for new office-bearers are held.

Justices JB Pardiwala and R Mahadevan referenced the tragic incident during hearings, urging relevant authorities to strictly follow previous court directives.

The court closed the suo motu proceeding after noting that the contested educational material was updated following recommendations from a government-appointed expert panel.

India's top court has refused bail to a senior Shiv Sena politician charged with assaulting doctors inside a hospital, emphasizing that violence against medical professionals cannot be tolerated. The ruling underscores judicial scrutiny of political figures involved in healthcare violence.

The Indian Supreme Court has agreed to review the central government's petition requesting the dismissal of criminal cases filed against students involved in protests over the NEET medical entrance examination. The hearing is scheduled for early September.

Justice Ujjal Bhuyan stressed that questioning government actions is a fundamental civic duty rather than defiance, urging universities to cultivate environments that encourage free thought and open dialogue.

The Indian Supreme Court has refused to overturn orders requiring states and union territories to establish special investigation teams to restore illegally diverted forest land and recover associated costs.

The apex court will examine a legal plea urging the government to mandate clear labeling of ethanol blends in fuel sold across the country.

The Indian Supreme Court has directed authorities to provide DNA profiling data and welfare reports for captive elephants, following recent census figures showing a slight population increase since 2019.

The apex court rejected the Goa government's opposition to Tarun Tejpal's plea, directing the former journalist to surrender immediately as his exemption request was deemed inadmissible.

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 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.

The Supreme Court has replaced the mandatory three-year legal practice requirement for entry-level judicial service with one year of practice.

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.

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

The Supreme Court of India has rejected the National Investigation Agency's (NIA) plea to cancel Kabir Talwar's bail in the 2021 Mundra drug haul case, citing his long incarceration and trial delays.

The Indian Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a plea from NBCC seeking RERA relief for 16 stalled Supertech projects, and will also address the Odisha government's decision regarding a remission plea from a convict in the Graham Staines murder case.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court has dismissed a petition seeking to abolish execution by hanging, thereby rejecting calls to consider alternative methods such as lethal injection, shooting, or electrocution for the death penalty.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that senior citizen tribunals can order eviction from property to protect elderly parents' maintenance, dignity, and security.

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 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.

The Supreme Court of India has criticized the 'absurd timelines' for UAPA (Unlawful Activities Prevention Act) courts, noting that each court is burdened with only 12-15 cases, implying inefficiencies or delays.

The Supreme Court of India has emphasized that the 'process can’t be unending' and urged the SIR (Special Investigation Report) tribunals in Bengal to expedite their work.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court has refused to grant relief to Bhupesh Baghel, declining to intervene in a high court order concerning an election petition against him.

The Supreme Court of India clarified that compulsory retirement is not a punishment for diminished performance but a necessary step to uphold efficiency and discipline, dismissing a plea from a CISF officer.

The Supreme Court of India has awarded over ₹83 lakh (approximately $100,000 USD) in compensation to a girl who was left paralyzed after a road accident.

The Indian Supreme Court expressed concern over the prolonged duration of a criminal trial involving a Popular Front of India activist, stating that cases cannot have the lifespan of a turtle.

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 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.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that live-in partners can seek protection under Section 498A and clarified that a link to a vehicle key is proof for Motor Vehicles Act claims. The court also stated that neither excessive force by officers nor criminal protesters should be protected.

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.

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that a wife found living in adultery cannot claim maintenance, emphasizing that adultery must be supported by clear evidence before denying relief.

The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Rajasthan government to pay one lakh rupees to a government official as compensation for harassment caused by political interference in a prosecution sanction.

The Indian Supreme Court has reserved its order on whether to refer the issue of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) appointment to a five-judge bench, following arguments from petitioners that the current law is unconstitutional and arbitrary.

The Indian Supreme Court has formally exonerated former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, quashing a 2015 trial order against him in a coal block allocation case, prompting Shashi Tharoor to call him the 'cleanest man in Indian politics'.

The Indian Supreme Court has established a 'public interest' test for ex-post facto environment clearances, ruling out blanket amnesty or bar.

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

The Indian Supreme Court has ordered states to shield Chambal forest staff from prosecution. The court expressed dissatisfaction with the overall progress in tackling organized illegal sand mining, despite some improvements.

The Indian Supreme Court has criticized the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Delhi Police Economic Offences Wing (EOW) for the slow pace of their investigation against Indiabulls promoters.

Lord George Leggatt, a UK Supreme Court judge, commented on the mounting docket of the Indian Supreme Court, stating that its current workload is unsustainable in the long run.

The Supreme Court of India has commented on police action against students protesting a paper leak, stating that 'agitation does not mean lathicharge'.

An Indian Supreme Court judge criticized the arrest of Muslim students for eating biryani on a boat ride, stating that no law prohibits eating chicken over the Ganga River and emphasizing the importance of peaceful protest in a democracy.

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 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 rejected an appeal by the Chhattisgarh government, asserting that bail granted by High Courts should not be challenged.

The Indian Supreme Court expressed reluctance to take up a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) concerning paper leaks, questioning the extent of judicial intervention in such matters.

The Supreme Court of India has expressed concern over the meager compensation provided to retired High Court judges and has requested the Union government to form a committee to establish uniform guidelines.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that the mere use of abusive language or vulgar expletives does not, by itself, constitute obscenity under Section 294 of the Indian Penal Code.

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.

The Supreme Court of India will begin final hearings in September on pleas questioning if husbands can face charges for sexual acts causing harm, despite existing exemptions for marital rape under penal laws.

The Supreme Court of India has granted an extension until September 15 for the Pharmacy Council of India to verify colleges for admissions in the 2026-27 academic session.

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).

The Supreme Court is hearing challenges to a Madhya Pradesh High Court ruling that declared the Bhojshala complex a temple, declining to stay the order. Muslim petitioners argue the ruling ignored historical evidence.

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 Indian Supreme Court has raised concerns about the misuse of the POCSO Act, noting that parents often resort to criminal proceedings to protect their 'honour' when teenage girls elope with partners.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court has mandated the formation of a special team to survey illegal and unsafe buildings, emphasizing that there should be no leniency in addressing the issue.

The Indian Supreme Court has upheld a wife's right to access her husband's hotel room records.

The Supreme Court of India set aside a tribunal order, citing concerns that the judgment may have been influenced by AI-hallucinated information, highlighting issues with the use of artificial intelligence in legal proceedings.

The apex court has questioned the legitimacy of BCI chairman Manan Kumar Mishra’s extended tenure beyond five years and placed future policy decisions under the supervision of the Attorney General and Solicitor General.

The apex court has issued directives to the central government mandating proper sanitation facilities for female students, citing recent education survey data.

A recent public exchange between India's Chief Justice and the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court drew widespread attention for its unprecedented tone and mutual praise.

The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended appointments for acting chief justices in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, and Chhattisgarh amid ongoing judicial recusals.

The Indian Supreme Court has refused to block the Chief Justice of Pakistan's scheduled march for September 5, ruling that no compelling circumstances justify judicial intervention.

The apex court will examine legal challenges seeking to ban undisclosed financial contributions to political entities, raising questions about electoral transparency.

Justice BV Nagarathna called for introspection within Bar Councils following a controversy involving the BCI and NALSAR University, stressing the need to restore professional respect.

The bench ordered states and high courts to implement periodic training programs for judicial and law enforcement personnel to accelerate dowry-related trials.

India's highest court has agreed to widen the investigation into the July 20 Delhi demonstrations, ordering the reconstitution of the inquiry committee to examine the roles of government officials including Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

The Supreme Court of India has issued a notice to 20 rebel Trinamool Congress (TMC) Members of Parliament regarding a disqualification plea filed by Abhishek Banerjee.

The Supreme Court of India has reserved its order on the surrender plea of Tarun Tejpal, while the state of Goa continues to seek a life sentence in his case.

The Indian Supreme Court has stated it cannot allow 'luxury litigation' by wealthy individuals when many poor people are awaiting justice, emphasizing the need to prioritize cases for those in greater need.

Supreme Court judges and lawyers in India participated in a rare Lok Adalat, or people's court, to address and clear a backlog of cases. Litigants interacted directly with judges, settling several disputes.

The Indian Supreme Court has warned the Centre to reconsider UGC equity rules, which it deemed vague and prone to misuse, and issued a "last chance" ultimatum to the FSSAI to implement front-of-pack warning labels for food products. The court threatened to issue its own directions if the government bodies fail to comply.

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

The Indian Supreme Court's nine-judge bench has delivered a 5:4 verdict that refines the 48-year-old 'industry' test, while simultaneously protecting pending disputes. This decision clarifies what constitutes an 'industry' under Indian law.

The Supreme Court of India has questioned the National Testing Agency (NTA) on the progress of its 2024 exam reforms plan, emphasizing the need to institutionalize the agency with adequate manpower.

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.

A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) concerning the absence of toilets for girls in government schools in India will be heard by a different bench of the Supreme Court.

The Indian Supreme Court acquitted two men previously held guilty of killing a friend, ruling that fleeing the scene of a drowning incident does not automatically prove culpability.

An analysis questions whether the Indian Supreme Court is moving away from its historical role in nurturing environmental law.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that GST authorities must communicate arrest orders and 'reasons to believe' before making arrests, asserting this is essential for anticipatory bail applications.

The Indian Supreme Court has directed the Centre to consider a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a supervisory mechanism against digital harms as a formal representation. The PIL aims to establish a framework to address and mitigate various issues arising from digital platforms.

The Supreme Court of India is scheduled to hear a plea on Monday seeking time-bound investigations under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act and the confiscation of properties belonging to drug traffickers.

The Indian Supreme Court has denied bail to Asaram on medical grounds but has permitted a 24/7 caretaker to be present with him inside jail. This decision comes amidst ongoing legal proceedings, including a separate land-grab case where interim bail was granted to Abhishek's PA.

The Supreme Court of India will review a plea requesting a CBI investigation into the alleged hacking and theft of medical and personal data belonging to 1.5 lakh citizens.

The Supreme Court of India has asked states and Union territories opposing an increase in the retirement age of judicial officers beyond 60 years to reconsider their stand within two weeks, stating that financial burden cannot be a valid reason.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that media outlets are permitted to report on judicial proceedings but are not allowed to record and share them.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Centre to establish structured guidelines for imposing compensation for violations under the Solid Waste Management Rules, emphasizing that such decisions cannot be left to regulatory bodies' discretion.

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 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.

The Indian Supreme Court has refused to review its decision regarding the hate speech case involving Anurag Thakur and Parvesh Verma.

An Indian Supreme Court judge, Justice Bhuyan, has publicly questioned the lack of transparency in the collegium system for judicial appointments. He emphasized that citizens have a right to know about the process of selecting judges.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court has granted Omar Abdullah a divorce from his estranged wife, Payal Abdullah, following a settlement between the two. This decision resolves their long-standing marital dispute.

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 struck down the Centre's 2021 memorandum concerning retrospective environmental clearance.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court stated that mere agitation cannot justify a lathi-charge, referring to the crackdown on a student protest at Jantar Mantar on July 20.

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 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 expressed regret over the vanishing of the traditional joint family system in the country.

The Chief Justice of India (CJI) indicated that the Supreme Court might hear a plea regarding the closure of metro stations if authorities fail to act, following concerns raised by the SCBA president about restricted access to the court complex.

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.

An Indian Supreme Court panel has initiated a 21-day window for public feedback concerning issues related to the Aravalli mountain range, inviting input on its future.

The Indian Supreme Court has issued a ruling regarding the practice of involving a husband's employer in matrimonial litigation.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that while the 'F-word' may be offensive, it is not legally obscene. This decision clarifies the legal distinction between vulgar or abusive speech, which is generally not punishable, and obscene speech, which is.

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.

Following incidents of chaos in courtrooms, the Indian Supreme Court has tightened rules for litigants representing themselves, a decision made at a full court meeting of all judges.

The Supreme Court of India canceled the election of Karnataka BJP MLC Pranesh, resulting in the Congress party winning the seat.

The Supreme Court of India has ordered the Uttarakhand government to grant land for a new High Court building within six weeks, expediting the relocation to Nainital and overriding a previous referendum order.

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.

The Supreme Court of India questioned whether English can be considered an indigenous language while refusing to halt the CBSE's three-language scheme, which aims to promote Hindi and regional languages.

The Supreme Court of India is scheduled to hear a challenge regarding the assessment formula used by CBSE for Class 12 results for students in Gulf countries.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the formation of a three-member special investigation team (SIT) to probe allegations of murder against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Madhya Pradesh MLA Arvind Pateriya, involving the driver of a rival Congress candidate.

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.

The Supreme Court of India has expressed strong criticism regarding the slow progress of a commercial suit ongoing since 2015, rejecting a plea for additional documents from Levitate Mobile Technologies.

The Supreme Court of India is weighing the formation of a larger bench to address the issue of written grounds for arrest.

The Indian Supreme Court has disapproved of the DMK's attempt to seek judicial restraint on Vijay and TVK leaders, asserting it would not curtail free speech or issue directions contrary to its earlier orders for a CBI probe into the Karur stampede.

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.

The Supreme Court of India has nullified orders from NCLT and NCLAT, citing their reliance on fabricated AI-generated case laws and cautioning against unchecked AI use in justice delivery.

The ruling resolves a six-year custody dispute after the mother relocated the child to India without the father's consent in 2019.

The nation's highest court has requested the government's official stance on the technical procedures used to tally electronic voting machine results, raising transparency questions.

The apex court will review the Centre's challenge against using income alone to define the 'creamy layer' for Other Backward Classes reservations.

Former Supreme Court Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia publicly stated that universities must remain spaces for dissent, addressing ongoing debates about academic freedom and student protests in India.

The highest court dismissed a public interest lawsuit demanding clear disclosure of ethanol blending percentages at petrol stations, leaving current labeling practices unchanged.

A Supreme Court judge emphasized that Signal school buses serve as vital bridges connecting children to mainstream education and society, underscoring their importance beyond mere transportation.

The Indian Supreme Court dismissed a curative plea by a cooperative housing society, keeping its pan-India orders on illegally diverted forest land firmly in place.

The apex court will examine a petition highlighting how unregulated sand extraction in the Ken River is endangering the ecological balance of the nearby Panna Tiger Reserve and Chambal Gharial Sanctuary.

The Indian Supreme Court has granted protection from arrest to a whistleblower in a Ram Temple donation 'scam' case. Additionally, the court ruled that all donations made to the Banke Bihari temple must go directly to the deity.

The Indian Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider devising safeguards to prevent the misuse of sensitive personal data, including EPFO and ITR information, by private entities. The court also sought a reply on a plea for a mechanism against CSAM.

Justice P.B. Varale of the Indian Supreme Court remarked that a mere 0.1% of the Nashik Kumbh Mela expenditure could have saved 100-125 Marathi schools from closure, highlighting a disparity in public spending priorities.

The Supreme Court of India is scheduled to hear a plea on August 24 requesting a CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in public service examinations in Jharkhand.

The Indian Supreme Court has requested responses from the government and CBSE regarding a permanent mechanism to address glitches in the Online Subjective Marking (OSM) system, after 168,000 students benefited from a revaluation window.

The Indian Supreme Court has criticized Uttar Pradesh's Gangsters Act, questioning its provisions regarding gang charts and prolonged detention without defined offenses, stating it is prone to misuse.

The Indian Supreme Court has questioned the Central Board of Secondary Education's (CBSE) use of the term 'native' in its three-language policy and asked the board to consider a one-time reprieve for Class 6 students. This inquiry focuses on the policy's implementation and terminology.

The Supreme Court of India has warned that malls, hotels, and hospitals could face power and water disconnections due to inadequate solid waste management practices.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court has rejected a plea that sought to replace hanging as the mode of execution, maintaining the current method.

The Supreme Court of India has directed the Central government to make a decision regarding the implementation of Front-of-Package Labels on food packets.

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.

The Supreme Court of India is set to consider identifying designated protest sites to prevent disruptions to daily commutes, addressing concerns about public inconvenience caused by demonstrations.

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.

The Supreme Court of India has replaced two special judges, Sunena Sharma and Dheeraj Mor, who were hearing coal scam cases in Delhi, following an unusual request from the Delhi High Court for their transfer.

The Supreme Court of India has warned realtors that settling with a few homebuyers will not halt ongoing CBI investigations into defaulting builders. The court noted that many bank officials have been found to collude with these builders, and CBI probes are continuing.

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.

The Supreme Court of India has granted states and other parties six weeks to file their responses regarding a plea concerning consumers' 'right to know'.

Justice Joymalya Bagchi, a top court judge, criticized social media for creating a 'hydra-headed' pressure on the judiciary, stating that 'dispassionate adjudication is being auctioned on the alter of 'likes'.'

The Indian Supreme Court is seeking replies regarding the suitability of Jantar Mantar for protests and has questioned how transgender identity cards can be rendered invalid. These inquiries reflect the court's engagement with fundamental rights and social inclusion.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that live-in partners are now protected against domestic cruelty, clarifying their legal standing in such relationships.

The Supreme Court of India is set to review accountability concerning a Parliament march and a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed regarding Jantar Mantar.

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.

The Supreme Court of India has instructed states to prevent cattle from straying onto roads and to compensate victims of accidents caused by such incidents, emphasizing the need for laws or regulations.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court has marked a plot close to the Bhojshala Temple-Kamal Maula Mosque complex in Dhar for namaz, addressing a long-standing dispute over the site claimed by Hindus as an ancient temple.

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.

The Supreme Court of India refused to halt the release of the film 'Mahaprabhu Jagannath,' asserting that artistic creativity cannot be curbed due to objections to creative works.

The Indian Supreme Court upheld Air Force rules, stating that personnel do not have an unqualified right to leave service at will to take civil jobs, emphasizing that prior approval is not merely a procedural requirement.

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that prior environmental clearance is mandatory for all projects, banning post-facto clearances except for existing cases and thereby protecting vital public infrastructure from demolition.

The Indian Supreme Court has issued an order barring coercive action, as reported by the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP).

The Supreme Court of India has mandated a 'speedy, qualitative, impartial probe' into the Ram temple donation case, emphasizing the need for a timely investigation.

The Indian Supreme Court will examine the Tenth Schedule's merger rule within the anti-defection law, following a challenge by Kapil Sibal.

Justice Ujjal Bhuyan of the Indian Supreme Court expressed concern over the shrinking public space for dissent in India, noting that courts often grant belated relief and impose restrictive bail conditions that discourage citizens from exercising fundamental rights.

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

The Indian Supreme Court has prohibited the posting and reposting of court hearing clips without prior permission. Additionally, the court has proposed the establishment of special courts to handle cases related to the Manipur violence and urged for their swift investigation.

In an order related to a 'honeymoon murder' case, a bench of justices M M Sundresh and P B Varale of the Indian Supreme Court highlighted the importance of joint family systems in the country, agreeing with remarks made by the Solicitor General of India.

The Indian Supreme Court issued a judgment on the 1996 Samleti bus blast case, clarifying principles related to the right to a lawyer and the validity of retracted confessions.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court has stayed further proceedings before the Allahabad High Court in a long-pending Public Interest Litigation concerning the alleged custodial death of a physically disabled man in 2009.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that using abusive language and swearing does not automatically constitute obscenity under the Indian Penal Code. This decision clarifies the legal interpretation of what qualifies as obscene language.

The Indian Supreme Court has requested details on the health of rape convict Asaram as he seeks interim bail, with the Rajasthan government's lawyer noting some temporary bleeding.

The Indian Supreme Court has declared that bulldozers will be deployed against individuals who thwart the law by encroaching on land.

The Indian Supreme Court has urged the Centre to reconsider its policy of introducing a third language from Class 9, suggesting it should be implemented earlier, from Class 6. A Supreme Court judge highlighted the stress placed on students by the current policy.

The Supreme Court of India has acquitted a woman 19 years after she was accused of her banker husband's murder.

The Supreme Court of India has imposed a ₹3 lakh fine on comedian Samay Raina and four others for defying an undertaking and mocking individuals with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), calling their actions 'arrogance'.

The Supreme Court of India has imposed a fine of Rs 3 lakh each on Samay Raina and two other YouTubers for contempt of court, stating they had "taken the court for a ride" by defying its orders.

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 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.

The Supreme Court of India has rejected the anticipatory bail application of a Kerala teacher involved in a student suicide case, deeming the act 'inhuman'.

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.

The Indian Supreme Court is set to hear a plea challenging the Central Board of Secondary Education's (CBSE) evaluation scheme specifically for Class 12 students in Gulf countries.

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that a body representing banks cannot blacklist lawyers through a 'caution list,' asserting that banks and financial institutions lack the authority to adjudicate allegations of professional misconduct.

The Supreme Court of India has issued a stay order, halting the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) audit of Delhi's power distribution companies, a setback for the Delhi government's scrutiny efforts.