“Beginning of New Era on January 22”: PM Modi Marks at Shri Kalki Dham Temple Foundation Stone Ceremony
PM Narendra Modi, accompanied by former Congress leader Acharya Pramod, inaugurated the foundation stone laying ceremony of the Kalki Dham Temple in Sambhal.
Petition Filed In Supreme Court Against Demolition Of ‘Religious Structures’
A man by the name of Zameer Ahmed Jumlana has petitioned the Supreme Court to stop the demolition of all of these historic buildings, arguing the High Court's decision.
Supreme Court Grants Bail To Souvik Bhattacharya In Alleged Teacher Recruitment Irregularities Case
Manik Bhattacharya and his son Souvik are being investigated for alleged irregularities in West Bengal's teacher recruitment process.
Supreme Courts Puts Full Stop On Electoral Bonds Calling It ‘Unconstitutional’
Although the goal of the electoral bonds was to reduce the amount of black money in politics and increase transparency in donations, the Supreme Court ruled that these goals did not justify the bonds.
8 Petitions Against UAPA To Be Withdrawn As Supreme Court Allows For The Same
Student activist Umar Khalid, who has been incarcerated since his apprehension by the Delhi Police on September 13, 2020, opted to retract his bail petition and a writ petition questioning the constitutional validity of certain UAPA provisions.
Seema Haider’s Husband Ghulam Haider Appeals to Indian Supreme Court for Custody of Four Children
Ghulam Haider will file a petition before the Supreme Court through Momin Haider. He will file a petition demanding custody of his children.
Supreme Court Declares Electoral Bonds Scheme Unconstitutional, Arbitrary, and in Violation of Article 14
Supreme Court directed the SBI to immediately cease the issuance of electoral bonds and ordered SBI to provide details to ECI and ECI will Publish them on Its Website
Supreme Court To Pronounce Verdict On Electoral Bonds Case Tomorrow
The petitioners, Dr. Jaya Thakur, the Communist Party of India (Marxist), and the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), are debating over the changes made by the Finance Act of 2017.
Supreme Court Questions Amendment of Preamble: Can ‘Socialist’ and ‘Secular’ Stay?
The words "socialist" and "secular" were added in 1976 through the 42nd Constitution Amendment, which was controversial.
Illegal Mining Case: SC Dismisses Plea Seeking To Cancel Bail Granted To Ex-Punjab CM’s Nephew
Bhupinder Singh argued before the High Court that the ED's allegations were baseless and constituted an abuse of legal process, asserting that no offense had been established.
