The Central Government has proposed a new "cashless settlement" in the Supreme Court, under which Himachal Pradesh would receive its outstanding electricity dues in the form of power rather than cash.
The Supreme Court on Thursday asked the petitioners seeking a ban on the use of metallic pellet guns for dispersing civilian assemblies to amend their plea to specifically challenge the police regulations permitting the use of such weapons in exceptional circumstances, while directing the Delhi government to ensure medical treatment for those injured during the July 20 student protests
The Supreme Court has quashed the 2015 trial court summons against former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the coal block allocation case, holding that the CBI's closure reports clearing him should not have been rejected.
Ayodhya: The investigation into the alleged theft of offerings at the Ram Mandir has regained momentum following directions from the Supreme Court. The probe is progressing rapidly after the formation of a new Special Investigation Team (SIT), which is likely to question Anil Mishra. As part of the investigation, statements of bank personnel involved in.
The Supreme Court reserved its verdict on Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora's request to undergo treatment at a private hospital while in judicial custody, with the ED opposing the plea.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday indicated that it may constitute a Special Investigation Team (SIT) headed by a former apex court judge to probe allegations of police excesses as well as attacks on police personnel during the recent nationwide student protests over the alleged NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, while directing that no coercive.
Aaditya Thackeray has announced that Shiv Sena (UBT) will provide free legal representation to students facing police cases linked to the CJP protests, while demanding the withdrawal of FIRs and raising concerns over alleged examination irregularities.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered the immediate release of students detained during the CJP protests who have no previous criminal record. The court also barred coercive action against such protesters, directed authorities to safeguard digital data collected during the demonstrations, and indicated that allegations of police excess would be examined.
Azad, Prashant Kumar and Sheikh Irshad Mansoori also sought exemplary compensation for all those who suffered pellet injuries during the July 20 police action.
The Supreme Court has made a surprising observation regarding the social environment. The court stated that abusive language, vulgar language, and foul language are not obscenity unless they have the potential to corrupt or incite violence. For such abuse to be punishable, the conditions under Section 294-B must be met. This means that if such.
