SC Clears Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar in Money Laundering Case
The SC has quashed a 2018 money laundering case lodged against Karnataka's Deputy CM, DK Shivakumar.
‘Modi Government Using SBI As Shield To Hide…’ Accused Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge
The State Bank of India (SBI) petitioned the Supreme Court to extend the deadline until June 30, weeks after the court ordered the country's biggest bank to reveal the specifics of bonds that political parties had cashed.
Supreme Court Petition Urges Halt to Pornography on Social Media Platforms
Easy access to porn via mobile internet is not only distorting sexual behavior but also causing a "alarming rise in sexual offences" against minor girls, according to a PIL filed by pediatric surgeon Sanjay Kulshresthra.
SBI Requests Supreme Court Extension for Submitting Electoral Bonds Data to Election Commission
SBI Seeks SC Deadline Extension to Disclose Electoral Bonds Info to Election Commission. Court Had Ordered Details by March 6, Publication by March 13.
SC Directs AAP to Vacate Rouse Avenue Offices, Grants Time for New Land Allotment
The Supreme Court has directed the Aam Aadmi Party to vacate its offices at Rouse Avenue in the capital city in Delhi.
Supreme Court Prioritizes Hearing on Anand Mohan’s Release in Krishnaiah Murder Case
Anand Mohan had spent 14 years in jail before being released last April. He had been convicted in connection with the murder of IAS officer G. Krishnaiah, who was killed in 1994.
SC Rebukes DMK Leader Udayanidhi Stalin for ‘Sanatana Dharma’ Remark, Considers it Abuse of Right to Free Speech
The court stressed that Article 32, which allows individuals to move the Supreme Court for the enforcement of fundamental rights, cannot be used as a remedy after abusing fundamental rights
PM Modi Applauds Supreme Court’s Landmark Decision, No Immunity for MPs and MLAs in Vote-for-Bribe Cases
Chief Justice Chandrachud emphasized that bribery does not fall under parliamentary privileges and that the interpretation of the 1998 verdict contradicts constitutional articles 105 and 194.
Supreme Court to Rule on March 4 on Lawmakers’ Immunity from Prosecution for Bribery in Speech and Voting
The seven-judge bench is reviewing the decision made by a five-judge bench of the apex court in 1998, granting MPs and MLAs immunity from prosecution for accepting bribes in exchange for speeches or votes in the legislature, in the JMM bribery case.
SC Orders Rape Convict Asaram To Make Appeal In High Court For Bail On Medical Grounds
Asaram's attorney requested for bail, claiming that his client, who is over 80 years old and afflicted with terrible illnesses, has been imprisoned for the previous nine years.
