Special SC Vacation Bench Led by CJI to Sit on December 22
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant will lead a special vacation bench on December 22 to hear urgent matters. This move ensures judicial access during the Supreme Court's winter break.
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Hodge's 109* Helps WI Avoid Follow-On vs NZ in 3rd Test
Kavem Hodge scored a determined unbeaten 109 as West Indies reached 381/6 on Day 3, trailing NZ by 194 but avoiding the follow-on. Get the full match report and analysis.
Gehlot: SC's Aravalli definition invites ecological destruction
Ex-CM Ashok Gehlot calls Supreme Court's 100-metre Aravalli definition a death sentence for 90% of the range, warning of desertification and drought. Urges judicial review.
Ahmedabad AMC Appoints 25 Officers to Tackle Stray Dogs
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation appoints 25 nodal officers and forms task forces to implement Supreme Court's stray dog management order across public buildings. Read the full plan here.
SC Says Mutual Resentment in Marriage Amounts to Cruelty
The Supreme Court ruled that a marriage where spouses hold opposing views and refuse to accommodate each other amounts to mutual cruelty, granting divorce to a couple after a 24-year legal battle. Read the landmark judgment.
SC Raises Compensation for Parents of Teen Killed in Accident
Supreme Court increases compensation to Rs 8.65 lakh for parents of a 14-year-old killed in a road accident, citing 'pain and suffering'. Read the full legal analysis.
NZ's Henry, Santner out of 2nd WI Test; Clarke called up
New Zealand's bowling attack suffers a double blow as Matt Henry and Mitchell Santner are ruled out of the second Test against West Indies. Uncapped Kristian Clarke earns a surprise call-up.
Telangana HC quashes SC/ST Act case in business dispute
Telangana High Court dismisses SC/ST Act case against businessman, ruling the dispute over a failed New Year event was private, lacking intent to humiliate based on caste. Details inside.
SC: Divorced Muslim Woman Can Reclaim Wedding Gifts
After a 20-year legal battle, Rousanara Begum wins Supreme Court case affirming divorced Muslim women's right to reclaim gifts given at marriage. A landmark victory for gender equality.
SC Rules Unnecessary Govt Documentation Illegal
Supreme Court declares Jharkhand's 2009 memo illegal, emphasizing simplicity as key to good governance. Landmark ruling aims to reduce citizen harassment in administrative procedures.
Jaipur Land Registry Rule Criticized for Favoring Builders
Jaipur's new land registry rule requiring conversion certificates faces backlash. Critics argue it disadvantages small landowners and contradicts a Supreme Court ruling. Read the full analysis.
NZ Study Truth 2025: Cost, Cities & ROI for Indians
Planning to study in New Zealand in 2025-26? Get the real facts on living costs in Auckland, Wellington, jobs, and why NZ offers better value for Indian students. Expert insights inside.
Nagpur HC: Loudspeakers not essential for religious practice
Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court, citing Supreme Court, rules loudspeaker use is not essential for religion. Petition by Gondia mosque dismissed. Details on noise pollution laws inside.
Nagpur HC: Loudspeakers Not Essential for Religion
Nagpur HC dismisses mosque plea for loudspeakers, citing Supreme Court ruling on noise pollution and rights of unwilling listeners. Read the full legal analysis.
SC: Work-from-Home Not Sole Child Custody Factor
Supreme Court clarifies that a parent working from home does not automatically get child custody. The bench emphasized both parents contribute to family needs. Read the full ruling details.
SC: Return Gifts to Wife in Divorce, Upholds Women's Rights
Supreme Court mandates return of all marriage gifts to wife upon divorce, including those given to groom. A landmark ruling for Muslim women's rights and against patriarchy.
Anna Breman Becomes New Zealand's First Female RBNZ Governor
Sweden's Anna Breman begins her five-year term as New Zealand's first female Reserve Bank governor, inheriting an economy in recovery with inflation returning to target.
Trump Defends Tariff Regime, Credits Economic Success
US President Donald Trump defends his tariff policies, claiming they made America wealthy and secure. Supreme Court to rule on presidential authority as revenues hit record $34.2B.
Aravalli Range Shrinks 90% Under New Height Rule
Supreme Court's acceptance of 100m height filter could decimate Aravallis, threatening North India's green lung and desert barrier. Urgent action needed to protect this vital ecosystem.
Supreme Court Rules on Army Officer's Religious Refusal
Supreme Court upholds dismissal of Christian officer who refused religious parades. Former Army commander explains military secularism - faith transforms, doesn't disappear in uniform.
SC Backs Army Dismissal Over Religious Refusal
Supreme Court upholds dismissal of Army Lieutenant who refused gurdwara entry, calling it 'religious ego' that undermines military discipline and secular traditions.
Kane Williamson back for NZ vs West Indies Tests
Kane Williamson is back in New Zealand's Test squad for the West Indies series after recovering from a groin injury. Get the latest squad updates and match details here.
Kane Williamson returns to New Zealand Test squad vs West Indies
New Zealand cricket announces Test squad for West Indies series with Kane Williamson's comeback. Key changes and player selections revealed for the home summer.
Trump's Backup Tariff Plans Before SC Decision
US administration explores Section 301 & 122 alternatives if Supreme Court strikes down Trump's tariff powers. $88 billion in duties at stake. Read full analysis.
4.75 Lakh Candidates Appear for Maharashtra TET
Over 4.75 lakh candidates including in-service teachers appear for Maharashtra TET following Supreme Court mandate. Teachers protest compulsory testing for experienced educators.
SC rejects medical aspirant's MBBS seat change plea
Supreme Court refuses medical student's request to change MBBS seat, emphasizing admission process integrity and preventing seat vacancies. Key ruling for medical education.
Stalin Pushes for Constitutional Amendment After SC Ruling
Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin vows to continue fight for constitutional amendment fixing timelines for Governors after Supreme Court's verdict on Raj Bhavan delays. Read more.
Karnataka Muslim Quota Bill Awaits Presidential Nod
Karnataka's Muslim reservation bill faces delay amid Supreme Court's ruling on indefinite bill holding by President and Governors. Congress leader calls decision 'deeply unfortunate'.
SC ruling on governor bill assent powers sparks delay concerns
Supreme Court rejects fixed timelines for governor bill approvals, raising concerns about economic bill delays in states like Tamil Nadu, Punjab, and West Bengal. Experts analyze checks and balances.
Chandigarh Police FIR Upload Delay Violates SC Directive
Lawyers for Human Rights International flags Chandigarh Police for not uploading FIRs within 24 hours, violating Supreme Court's 2016 ruling. Four specific FIRs missing from public domain.
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