1984 Anti-Sikh Riots Case: Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar Dies At 80
Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar died at 80 while serving a life sentence in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, with his Supreme Court appeal pending.
Supreme Court Refuses To Ban ‘Hanging Till Death’ As Execution Method
The Supreme Court refused to prohibit ‘hanging till death’ as an execution method, allowing the Centre to examine viable and humane alternatives.
Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Response On Social Media Child Abuse Reporting Lapses
The Supreme Court has sought the Centre’s response on alleged social media lapses in reporting child abuse content under the POCSO Act.
Cauvery Water Row: Supreme Court To Hear Tamil Nadu’s Plea Against Karnataka
Will Karnataka release more Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu? The Supreme Court will hear Tamil Nadu’s plea seeking 26.954 TMCFT on August 17.
‘Even If Opinion Is Wrong, Right To Protest Remains’: CJI Surya Kant On NALSAR Students
CJI Surya Kant defended NALSAR students’ right to dissent and protest, while the Supreme Court barred punitive action against students and faculty.
‘How Can Consumer Forums Serve People?’ CJI Surya Kant Flags Years-Long Case Delays
CJI Surya Kant flagged years-long delays in consumer cases as the Supreme Court sought a nationwide report on pending matters and vacancies.
Rahul Gandhi Moves Supreme Court Against CBI, ED Verification Orders In Assets Case
Rahul Gandhi has approached the Supreme Court against the Allahabad High Court orders on CBI and ED verification of disproportionate assets allegations.
Supreme Court Seeks Centre, States’ Response On Time-Bound Probe In Drug Cases
The Supreme Court issued notice to the Centre and states on a PIL seeking time-bound investigation and speedy trials in NDPS cases.
Supreme Court Allows Asaram To Hire Trained Caregiver, Refuses Hospitalisation
The Supreme Court allowed Asaram to engage a trained caregiver for medical assistance while clarifying that hospitalisation is not required.
Media May Report Court Proceedings But Cannot Use Courtroom Videos, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court clarified that recognised media may report court proceedings but cannot use courtroom audio or video recordings in news coverage.
