SC to Hear Plea Seeking Reconstitution of CJP Protest Panel
The SC has directed that a plea seeking changes to its five-member committee on the CJP protests be heard alongside ...
Read moreDetailsThe SC has directed that a plea seeking changes to its five-member committee on the CJP protests be heard alongside ...
Read moreDetailsJustice Varale flagged the state’s shrinking education allocation despite a growing student population and stressed the urgent need for basic ...
Read moreDetailsA fresh crisis has erupted within the Bar Council of India, with co-chairman YR Sadasiva Reddy demanding Manan Kumar Mishra’s ...
Read moreDetailsFormer Supreme Court judge Justice K.M. Joseph has warned that biased television debates can leave citizens struggling to distinguish facts ...
Read moreDetailsTejpal, who has consistently denied the allegations, is expected to challenge his conviction and sentence in the Supreme Court, while ...
Read moreDetailsDismissing Rishi Malhotra’s 2017 petition, the Court declined to reconsider the three-judge Bench ruling in Dina that upheld hanging, while ...
Read moreDetailsDefending its handling of the protests, Delhi Police said more than 30,000 people gathered across three kilometres, with over 240 ...
Read moreDetailsThe Supreme Court has quashed criminal proceedings and summons against Rahul Gandhi over his remarks on V.D. Savarkar, holding that ...
Read moreDetailsSonia Gandhi has mounted a strong defence of Manmohan Singh's legacy after the Supreme Court closed the coal allocation case, ...
Read moreDetailsWith the CBI having filed chargesheets in 22 cases and the NIA in 15, the court stressed the need to ...
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