Supreme Court Orders Fresh Probe Into 2012 Karnataka Teen Rape-Murder Case
Supreme Court orders fresh SIT probe into Karnataka teenager’s 2012 rape-murder, citing investigative lapses and directing completion within three months.
Ram Temple Donation Row: UP SIT Identifies 105 Incidents; Chargesheet Due Within Two Days
UP SIT says its Ram Temple donation probe is substantially complete, identifying 105 incidents and preparing chargesheet before September 25.
SC Stays HC Verdict Declaring Income Tax Act’s Section 147A Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court has stayed the Punjab and Haryana High Court ruling that struck down Section 147A of the Income Tax Act.
Supreme Court Seeks Centre, States’ Response On Plea For Stricter Child Abduction Measures
The Supreme Court has sought responses on a plea seeking stricter investigations and faster trials in child abduction cases.
Supreme Court Refuses Interim Stay On CJP’s September 5 Protest March
The Supreme Court refuses interim orders against CJP’s September 5 protest march and schedules a detailed hearing for September 10.
CJP Announces Delhi Protest March On September 5 Over Youth Commitments
CJP has announced a peaceful Delhi march on September 5, accusing the Centre of failing to fulfil commitments made during July 25 youth protests.
Sohrabuddin Shaikh Case: Brother Challenges Acquittal Of 22 Accused In Supreme Court
Sohrabuddin Shaikh’s brother Nayabuddin Shaikh has moved the Supreme Court challenging the acquittal of 22 accused in the encounter case.
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.
