Supreme Court To Hear PIL Seeking Compensation For Bulldozer Action Victims
The petition demands that compensation for wrongful actions be recovered from guilty officials, along with appropriate punitive measures
Supreme Court To Hear Karnataka Government’s Plea Against Interim Bail For Bhavani Revanna
Bhavani was arrested on June 7 for allegedly orchestrating the kidnapping of a former domestic maid to prevent her testimony against her son Prajwal
Petition Filed In Supreme Court Seeking Restoration Of Full Statehood To Jammu And Kashmir
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the central government, had previously assured the Supreme Court that Jammu and Kashmir's full statehood would be restored. The government stated that the decision to make it a Union Territory was temporary
Supreme Court Upholds Quota Within Quota For SC/ST, Rejects Review Petition
The court's Constitution Bench approved this reservation, emphasizing the importance of identifying and excluding the creamy layer within these categories
Supreme Court Declines To Intervene In Gujarat’s Demolition Drive In Gir-Somnath
The Supreme Court declined to intervene in the Gujarat administration's demolition drive in Gir-Somnath district, despite calls for a stay.
Supreme Court Orders SIT Probe Into Tirupati Laddus Controversy
The Supreme Court ordered an independent SIT under the CBI Director to investigate allegations of animal fat in Tirupati laddus.
UP Government Secures Admission For Dalit Student At IIT Dhanbad
Uttar Pradesh government has stepped in to provide financial assistance to Dalit student Atul Kumar, securing his admission to IIT Dhanbad.
Supreme Court Expresses Concern Over Stubble Burning & Pollution In Delhi NCR
The Supreme Court has voiced serious concerns regarding the incidents of stubble burning and the persistent pollution problem in Delhi-NCR.
Supreme Court Acknowledges Withdrawal Of Prohibitory Orders Amid Navratri Festivities
The Centre informed the SC that the Delhi Police have lifted the prohibitory orders that restricted public gatherings in the national capital.
SC Grants Relief To Atishi And Kejriwal In Defamation Case
During the proceedings, senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, representing Atishi and Kejriwal, argued that criminal defamation claims without demonstrable injury hold no legal merit. He pointed out that the complaint describes injury and shock as irreparable damage.
