Supreme Court Closes WFI Appeal In Vinesh Phogat Asian Games Trials Case
The Supreme Court disposed of WFI's appeal against a Delhi High Court order allowing Vinesh Phogat to compete in Asian Games selection trials.
CJI Surya Kant Administers Oath To Five Newly Appointed Supreme Court Judges
CJI Surya Kant administered the oath to five new Supreme Court judges, boosting the court's strength and capacity.
Supreme Court Restores 199 HIMSR Medical Seats; Puts Jamia Hamdard Registrar Colonel Tahir Mustafa In Charge Of All Finances
The Apex Court grants 'deemed consent of affiliation' for 150 MBBS and 49 MD seats, bypassing warring trust factions, while directing all fee payments and accounts to be submitted to the Army officer.
Delhi High Court Grants Interim Relief To Varun Dhawan In Personality Rights Case
The Delhi High Court granted interim relief to Varun Dhawan, restraining unauthorised use of his identity through AI, deepfakes and online content.
Kerala Court Denies Bail To Accused In ED Officials Assault Case
A Thiruvananthapuram court denied bail to five accused arrested in the alleged assault on Enforcement Directorate officials, citing the seriousness of the charges.
NEET-UG 2026 Cancelled To Preserve Exam Integrity, NTA Tells SC
The NTA told the Supreme Court that NEET-UG 2026 was cancelled to protect students and maintain trust in the examination system after malpractice concerns emerged.
Twisha Sharma Case: High Court Cancels Bail, CBI Detains Ex-Judge
The CBI detained retired judge Giribala Singh in connection with Twisha Sharma’s alleged dowry death case following a major High Court order.
Supreme Court To Examine Petitions Challenging CBSE Three-Language Policy
The Supreme Court agreed to hear petitions challenging CBSE’s revised three-language policy for Class 9 students.
Supreme Court Urges Media Restraint In Twisha Sharma Death Case
The Supreme Court urged restraint in media coverage of the Twisha Sharma suspected dowry death case and stressed the need for a fair and unbiased investigation.
Supreme Court Says Will Cannot Be Invalid Just For Excluding Legal Heirs
The Supreme Court ruled that a Will cannot be declared invalid merely because it excludes natural heirs, reaffirming settled inheritance law principles.
