Supreme Court Strikes Down Domicile-Based Reservation in PG Medical Courses as Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that reservation based on domicile or residence for admissions to postgraduate medical courses under…
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Karnataka High Court Stays ED Summons to CM Siddaramaiah’s Wife in MUDA Scam
The Karnataka High Court on Monday granted an interim stay on the Enforcement Directorate (ED) summons issued to Chief Minister…
Supreme Court: Illegal Religious Conversion Not as Serious as Murder, Dacoity, or Rape
The Supreme Court, while granting bail to a maulvi accused of converting a mentally challenged boy to Islam, observed that…
Udhayanidhi Stalin Receives Supreme Court Relief in ‘Sanatana Dharma’ Remark Case
In a significant relief for Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, the Supreme Court on Monday declined to entertain…
OpenAI Challenges Delhi High Court’s Jurisdiction in ANI Copyright Case
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has contested the jurisdiction of Indian courts in ANI’s copyright infringement lawsuit filed before the…
Bar President Apologizes for Wrongly Accusing Madhya Pradesh High Court Chief Justice of Demolishing Hanuman Temple
The President of the Madhya Pradesh High Court Bar Association (HCBA) has issued an apology to Chief Justice Suresh Kait…
Supreme Court Delivers Split Verdict on Burial Rights of Tribal Christian Man, Declines to Refer Case to Larger Bench
A Division Bench of the Supreme Court on Monday delivered a split verdict on the right of a deceased Christian…
Former CJI JS Khehar to Receive Padma Vibhushan; Senior Advocate CS Vaidyanathan Honored with Padma Shri
On the eve of Republic Day, the President of India approved the conferment of the Padma Vibhushan on former Chief…
Delhi High Court Criticizes Lawyers for Sharing Case-Related Documents with Media in Sub-Judice Matters
The Delhi High Court has strongly criticised lawyers and litigants for disclosing petitions, documents, and affidavits to the media before…
The Supreme Court has ruled that simply alleging the use of vulgar language is insufficient to constitute an offense of outraging a woman’s modesty.
The Supreme Court recently ruled that Section 509 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which addresses insulting the modesty of…