Supreme Court Adjourns Bail Plea Of Bhima Koregaon Case Accused Jyoti Jagtap Till July
On Thursday, the Supreme Court deferred the bail plea hearing of activist Jyoti Jagtap, accused in the Bhima Koregaon case, till July.
Supreme Court Rules On ED’s Arrest Powers Under PMLA
The Supreme Court issued a significant directive regarding the powers of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) under the PMLA.
Supreme Court Slams Uttarakhand Government Over Forest Fire Response
Expressing dismay at the state government's apparent lack of urgency, the Supreme Court questioned why forest department personnel were diverted for election duties instead of combating the raging infernos.
Supreme Court Declares NewsClick Founder’s Arrest Illegal, Orders Release
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court pronounced the arrest of NewsClick founder and Editor-in-Chief, Prabir Purkayastha, illegal.
Supreme Court Declines Plea Seeking Disqualification Of PM Modi Over Religious Appeals
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court declined a plea seeking directions for the Election Commission to disqualify PM Modi from elections for 6 years, citing alleged religious vote-seeking.
Supreme Court Exempts Advocates From Liability Under Consumer Protection Act
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court declared that the Consumer Protection Act 1986 cannot hold advocates accountable for deficiencies in services rendered.
Supreme Court Reserves Verdict In Contempt Case Against Patanjali Ayurved
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court reserved its verdict in the contempt of court case filed against Patanjali Ayurved
Petition Filed In SC Seeking Formation Of SIT To Probe Electoral Bonds Issued Ahead Of Lok Sabha Elections
The petition also said that data disclosed on electoral bonds indicates that at least 20 companies purchased electoral bonds worth more than Rs 100 crore within three years of their incorporation even when the companies were only a few months old.
Himachal Pradesh District Judges Challenge Collegium Decision, Approach Supreme Court For Redressal
The Supreme Court Collegium comprises the Chief Justice and four senior-most judges, while the High Court Collegium consists of the High Court Chief Justice and four senior-most judges.
Supreme Court Criticizes Delhi’s Waste Management, Calls For Apolitical Action
During the proceedings, Justice Abhay Oka questioned the message being sent to the world regarding India's commitment to environmental stewardship and development.
