Supreme Court: Appeal Under NIA Act Cannot Be Rejected Due to Limitation
High Courts have previously issued conflicting rulings on the legal interpretation of Section 21(5) of the NIA Act. On Tuesday,…
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The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the Assam government regarding its failure to deport foreign nationals.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court strongly criticized the State of Assam for its failure to deport individuals who have been…
Supreme Court to Hear PIL Challenging Uncontested Elections Provision on March 19
The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing on March 19 for a public interest litigation (PIL) challenging the constitutional validity…
Supreme Court Declares ED Arrest Unconstitutional, Upholds Fundamental Rights in Landmark Ruling
The Supreme Court recently ruled that the Enforcement Directorate’s (ED) arrest was illegal and unconstitutional, as the agency failed to…
Has manual scavenging been eradicated? Supreme Court requests reports from six metro cities.
The Court stated its intention to eliminate manual scavenging and manual sewer cleaning in six major metropolitan cities—Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata,…
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…
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…
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…
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…