Supreme Court Directs IndiGo Disruption PIL To Delhi High Court
The Supreme Court refused to hear a PIL on IndiGo disruptions, directing the petitioner to the Delhi High Court.
NIA Nears Legal Milestone In Pahalgam Attack Case
India’s National Investigation Agency is expected to submit a charge sheet today in the Pahalgam terror attack case.
Supreme Court Flags Concerns Over UAPA Cases; Calls For Review Of Pending Trials
Supreme Court raises concerns over UAPA cases, directing High Courts to ensure accused are aware of legal representation rights and expedite trials.
PIL On RTE In Madrasas Rejected By Supreme Court With Rs 1 Lakh Fine
SC on Friday dismissed a public interest litigation seeking the application of the Right to Education (RTE) Act in minority-run institutions.
Delhi Court Grants 7-Day Interim Bail To Umar Khalid To Attend Sister’s Wedding Ahead Of SC Judgment
A Delhi court on Thursday granted interim bail to former JNU scholar and jailed student activist Umar Khalid to attend his sister's wedding.
Supreme Court Grants Temporary Relief To Ashish Mishra In Lakhimpur Kheri Case
In a significant development in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case, the Supreme Court has permitted accused Ashish Mishra to remain at home.
Delhi Court Slams Doors On Luthra Brothers As Goa Fire Probe Tightens
Investigators say the Luthra brothers executed a rapid, planned escape to Phuket hours after the fire, prompting global tracking through Interpol.
Delhi High Court Questions Centre Over IndiGo Crisis; Flags Economic Impact
The Delhi High Court criticised the Centre over the nationwide disruption caused by IndiGo flight cancellations and delays.
Delhi Court Moves On Luthra Brothers’ Bail Bid After Goa Inferno
A Delhi court will hear the Luthra brothers’ anticipatory bail plea as the Goa Police respond amid intensified investigation into the fatal nightclub fire.
Retired Judges Defend CJI; Condemn Campaign Over Remarks In Rohingya Case
Forty-four former judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts issued a strong statement rejecting what they call a 'motivated campaign' against the CJI over his comments in a Rohingya-related hearing.
