Supreme Court Adjourns Adivasi Killing Case, Cites Ongoing Peace Process in Chhattisgarh
Supreme Court postpones Adivasi murder case to prevent interference with Chhattisgarh peace initiative, as SG alleges petitioner submitted false affidavits to demoralize security personnel.
Supreme Court Criticizes Uttar Pradesh Police for Misuse of Criminal Proceedings
Supreme Court of India voied strong discontent regarding the Uttar Pradesh Police's trend of converting civil disputes into criminal cases,
DMK Challenges Waqf Amendment Act in Supreme Court, Claims Violation of Muslim Rights
DMK goes to Supreme Court with Waqf Amendment Act, accusing it of undermining the basic rights of Indian Muslims. The bill was previously asked to be withdrawn by the Tamil Nadu Assembly.
Appointment of 8 judicial officers at the Allahabad HC
It was a move in furtherance to the vacancies created at the HC.
IBC and Limitation Period: SC clairifies
when the hearing concludes, the period would begin the day if it gets announced or is uploaded on the court's website.
If the Husband is defamed, the wife can be affected by it; Common Family Reputation: SC
wife can be affected by anything if that negatively affects the reputation of the Husband
Supreme Court Halts Hyderabad Tree Felling, Warns Officials of Personal Liability
Supreme Court stops wholesale tree cutting in Hyderabad's Kancha Gachibowli zone, seeks Telangana officials to explain and threatens personal liability for non-compliance.
Supreme Court Rebukes Telangana CM for Controversial Remarks
Supreme Court of India has once again criticized Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for his remarks made in the state assembly, raising questions about whether the Court erred by not issuing a contempt notice previously.
SC Declines Plea for Rural Libraries, Urges States to Explore CSR Funding
The Supreme Court refused to direct states to set up rural libraries, citing priorities like health and sanitation. It urged states to consider CSR funds for libraries.
Supreme Court: High Courts Can Quash FIRs Even at Nascent Stage
The Supreme Court ruled that High Courts can quash FIRs even at an early stage if the allegations do not disclose a prima facie offence. A bench of Justices Abhay Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan quashed an FIR against Congress MP Imran Pratapgarhi, calling
