Supreme Court Pulls Up Courts Over ‘Degrading’ Bail Conditions On Marginalised Accused
SC calls bail conditions requiring cleaning duties unlawful, flags caste bias and directs courts to discontinue the practice immediately.
Menstrual Leave Cannot Be Judicially Enforced, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declined a plea seeking mandatory menstrual leave for women, stating the matter falls within the government’s policy domain and should be examined by the Centre.
Supreme Court To Examine Challenges To UGC’s Equity Regulations Today
Supreme Court to hear petitions challenging UGC’s 2026 equity regulations over alleged discrimination and equality violations.
Supreme Court Flags Limits In Offering Instant Relief As Delhi–NCR Pollution Worsens
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Delhi–NCR pollution matter urgently, with the Chief Justice stating that the crisis is visible to all, but the court has no 'magic wand' for instant relief.
