Allahabad High Court Rejects Plea Seeking FIR Against Jagadguru Rambhadracharya
Allahabad High Court rejected a plea seeking an FIR against Jagadguru Rambhadracharya, citing the legal remedies available under the BNSS.
‘Technology, Timelines, Trust’: Amit Shah On India’s New Criminal Laws
Amit Shah said India’s new criminal laws aim to make justice more technology-driven, time-bound, transparent and citizen-focused.
Supreme Court Declines New Hate Speech Guidelines, Says Existing Laws Sufficient
The Supreme Court refuses to frame fresh hate speech guidelines, stating existing legal provisions are adequate and enforcement is key.
Justice Will Be Delivered Faster, Says Amit Shah On New Criminal Laws
Amit Shah highlights new criminal laws, faster justice delivery, digital reforms and improved conviction rates.
Amit Shah Unveils ₹9,315-Crore Development Projects In Rajasthan; Boosts Women’s Safety And Digital Policing
Amit Shah inaugurates and lays foundation stones for ₹9,315 crore projects in Rajasthan, focusing on digital policing, women’s safety, and infrastructure growth.
No-Fly Zone Declared In Jaipur Ahead Of Amit Shah’s Visit; 1,500 Security Personnel Deployed
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit Jaipur on Monday to inaugurate a state-level exhibition on India’s new criminal laws.
Four Killed, Dozens Injured As Protests Turn Violent In Leh
Four protesters were killed and over 70 were injured in Leh as clashes with security forces escalated; the administration imposed restrictions and cancelled the Leh Festival amid unrest.
Calcutta High Court Approves BJP Protest Near R.G. Kar Medical College
Calcutta High Court granted the West Bengal unit of the BJP permission to stage a demonstration near R.G. Kar Medical College & Hospital.
Supreme Court Faces PIL Challenging New Criminal Laws
A PIL challenges the Supreme Court over new criminal laws replacing colonial-era IPC, CrPC, and Evidence Act.
3 Criminal Laws Framed With Spirit Of ‘Citizen First, Dignity First And Justice First’: PM Modi
He emphasised that the new criminal laws were written with the spirit of "citizen first, dignity first, and justice first," and that police must now work with "data" rather than "danda."
