New Delhi: The Supreme Court has directed the Centre and states to interlink key government and insurance databases, including VAHAN, SARATHI, the Electronic Detailed Accident Report (eDAR) portal, and the Insurance Information Bureau (IIB), within four weeks, to streamline motor accident claim processing and ensure seamless sharing of accident-related information. A bench of Justices Ahsanuddin.
New Delhi: In a strongly worded open letter, 42 former judges, including those from the Supreme Court and High Courts, on Thursday expressed grave concern over a sustained campaign to undermine the Election Commission, judiciary, and other constitutional institutions. The signatories have questioned allegations of “vote theft” without supporting evidence, warning that repeatedly branding constitutional.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court, hearing the matter of DGP appointment rules in Jharkhand, on Thursday observed that prima facie it feels that a key provision of the DGP appointment rules is not consistent with the law laid down by it in the landmark Prakash Singh vs Union of India case. The court indicated that.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has quashed criminal proceedings against six persons accused of abetting the suicide of a woman after her lover allegedly refused to marry her, holding that a refusal to marry following a consensual relationship cannot, by itself, be treated as abetment to suicide. A Bench of Justices J.B. Pardiwala and K..
The Supreme Court will hear Balwant Singh Rajoana’s plea for commutation of his death sentence to life imprisonment on October 28 after the Centre opposed the request.
The Supreme Court has deferred the Punjab government’s plea challenging a CBI probe into allegations involving CM Bhagwant Mann’s OSD Rajvir Ghuman, with the matter listed for Friday.
The argument over SIR cannot be reduced to numbers deleted or added. At stake is something more fundamental — whether India can clean up its electoral rolls without weakening the citizen’s confidence in the process. Few things in a democracy are as mundane, and yet as consequential, as a voter list. It is, after all,.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has held that a High Court should not suggest or direct that an accused be subjected to custodial interrogation, observing that the manner of interrogation is best left to the discretion of the investigating agency. A bench of Justices Ujjal Bhuyan and Atul S. Chandurkar made the observation while granting.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed actor and comedian Rajpal Yadav to deposit Rs 1.15 crore with the apex court registry after his counsel submitted that the amount was ready to be deposited immediately, while another Rs 85 lakh would be arranged through a prospective buyer of his ancestral property, as part of.
The Supreme Court took a tough stance against actor Rajpal Yadav in a payment case. The court reprimanded him for not complying with the earlier payment directive and stated that it is essential to adhere to the court's order and assurances.
The Supreme Court on Monday made it clear that it had not approved any modified version of Form 6, used for enrolling new voters in electoral rolls during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
