CJI Surya Kant Forms Panel To Review Judicial Infrastructure Across India
CJI Surya Kant has formed a Judicial Infrastructure Advisory Committee to assess court infrastructure needs and recommend reforms across India.
Menstrual Leave Cannot Be Judicially Enforced, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declined a plea seeking mandatory menstrual leave for women, stating the matter falls within the government’s policy domain and should be examined by the Centre.
Supreme Court Slams ‘Freebie Culture’; Warns Of Fiscal And Work-Ethic Damage
The Supreme Court sharply criticised freebie politics, warning states against fiscal irresponsibility and erosion of work culture while hearing a case on free electricity.
Supreme Court Orders Judicial Officers To Oversee SIR Process In Bengal
Supreme Court deploys judicial officers to supervise Bengal’s electoral roll revision amid trust deficit and disputes between state and ECI.
Supreme Court To Examine Challenges To UGC’s Equity Regulations Today
Supreme Court to hear petitions challenging UGC’s 2026 equity regulations over alleged discrimination and equality violations.
Supreme Court To Hear Suo Motu Case Today On Aravalli Hills Protection
The Supreme Court will hear a suo motu case today on the definition and protection of the Aravalli Hills over mining concerns.
Supreme Court Directs IndiGo Disruption PIL To Delhi High Court
The Supreme Court refused to hear a PIL on IndiGo disruptions, directing the petitioner to the Delhi High Court.
Supreme Court Flags Limits In Offering Instant Relief As Delhi–NCR Pollution Worsens
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the Delhi–NCR pollution matter urgently, with the Chief Justice stating that the crisis is visible to all, but the court has no 'magic wand' for instant relief.
