Two New Judges Take Oath At Supreme Court; Strengthens Bench To Full Capacity
Two judges, Chief Justice Alok Aradhe & Chief Justice Vipul Manubhai Pancholi, took oath at the SC, filling vacant posts and shaping the bench’s future.
Allahabad High Court Rules FIR Cannot Be Filed In Cheque Bounce Cases
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that FIRs cannot be registered under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act in cheque bounce cases.
Supreme Court Curtails UP Police Over Repeated FIRs To Keep Accused In Jail
In a major rebuke to the UP Police, the Supreme Court of India ruled that repeated FIRs cannot be used to unjustly keep an accused in jail.
Delhi Lawyers Protest New Notification; Raise Concerns Over Judicial Fairness
Lawyers practising in Delhi’s district courts held widespread protests against a new notification issued by the Lieutenant Governor.
Supreme Court Rebukes Allahabad High Court For 43 Adjournments In Bail Case
Supreme Court rebukes Allahabad High Court for adjourning a bail plea 43 times, stresses urgency in liberty cases, and orders release of petitioner Ramnath Mishra.
Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Adani Power’s Plea On ₹280 Crore Refund In Himachal Hydropower Case
Supreme Court to hear Adani’s ₹280 crore refund plea on 9 September, linked to Himachal hydropower project.
Supreme Court Orders Comedians Including Samay Raina To Apologise For ‘Insensitive’ Jokes
The Supreme Court’s order directing five comedians, including Samay Raina, to apologise for 'insensitive' jokes has sparked curiosity about them.
Supreme Court Grants Interim Relief To Analyst Sanjay Kumar In Voter Data FIR
The Supreme Court has stayed criminal proceedings against election analyst Sanjay Kumar over alleged voter data discrepancies.
Supreme Court Orders Social Media Apologies From Comedians Over Remarks On Disabled Persons
Supreme Court directs comedians to apologise on social media over remarks on disabled persons, orders government to issue guidelines.
CJI Gavai Urges Wider Reach Of Legal Aid, Stronger Law Education
CJI BR Gavai on Saturday stressed the need to extend legal aid to remote areas to ensure citizens know their rights.
