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.
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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.
CJI B R Gavai's emotional farewell on last working day
Outgoing CJI B R Gavai gets emotional on final working day before November 23 superannuation. Read about his landmark verdicts including the recent bill assent timeline ruling.
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.
SC: No timelines for Governor, President on bill assent
Supreme Court rules no deadlines for Governors on bill assent as Nitish Kumar takes oath as Bihar Chief Minister. Key developments in Indian politics today.
SC: No Timelines for President, Governors on Bills
Supreme Court rules setting deadlines for President & Governors to clear bills is inappropriate. Landmark judgment upholds constitutional sanctity. Read full analysis.
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.
SC Rejects Year-Round GRAP Curbs in Delhi
Supreme Court refuses to impose year-long GRAP restrictions in Delhi, citing livelihood concerns. The decision maintains seasonal air pollution controls while protecting economic activities.
SC Softens Blow on Telecom Dues, Allows AGR Reconsideration
Supreme Court permits reconsideration of AGR dues for Vodafone, potentially waiving interest and penalties that constituted 75% of Rs 93,000 crore demand. Relief for telecom sector.
SC: Sale deed registration doesn't prove property ownership
Supreme Court clarifies property registration doesn't establish ownership in two landmark rulings, suggests blockchain reforms for India's fragile land records system. Learn what this means for property buyers.
NZ Supreme Court Rules Uber Drivers Are Employees
New Zealand's Supreme Court has ruled Uber drivers are employees, not contractors. This landmark decision paves the way for collective bargaining and full employment rights. Read more!
SC Mandates Arrest Justification in Charge Sheets
Supreme Court mandates police to justify arrests in charge sheets under Section 170 CrPC. Landmark ruling strengthens citizen safeguards against arbitrary detention. Read how this protects fundamental rights.
Delhi's Toxic Air: Protests Signal Deeper Health Crisis
As Delhi's AQI breaches 400, citizens protest for their right to clean air. The Supreme Court warns of permanent health damage, highlighting a systemic failure in governance.
Pune protests SC order on community dog removal
Hundreds in Pune protest Supreme Court's order to remove community dogs, calling it cruel and demanding mass sterilisation and anti-cruelty enforcement instead.
Bombay HC criticizes son seeking restraining order against parents
Bombay High Court dismisses son's plea against parents using his home for medical visits, emphasizing moral duty to care for aging parents in strong ruling.
SC Stray Dog Ruling Conflicts With Animal Welfare Laws
Supreme Court's recent stray dogs ruling contradicts animal welfare laws and constitutional dignity of life principle. Read analysis of this landmark decision.
Trump's $3 Trillion Warning Over Tariff Ruling
Donald Trump warns Supreme Court that reversing his tariff policy could cost $3 trillion. Learn how this landmark case could reshape US trade authority and economic security.
SC: No One in India Believes Pilot Caused Air India Crash
In a landmark ruling, India's Supreme Court has dismissed allegations against Captain Sumeet Sabharwal for the 2010 Air India Express crash, stating the nation doesn't hold the pilot responsible. The court's powerful statement brings closure to a 14-year
Karnataka HC rejects state's plea on public gatherings ban
In a significant ruling, Karnataka High Court rejects state government's plea against restrictions on public gatherings, upholding public safety measures. Key details about the court's decision and implications.
SC Mandates Written Arrest Memo for All Offences
Supreme Court mandates written communication of arrest grounds for every detainee, regardless of offence severity. Landmark ruling strengthens citizen rights and police accountability across India.
SC Allows Spectrum Transfer in Aircel Insolvency Case
In a groundbreaking verdict, India's Supreme Court clears the path for telecom spectrum transfer during corporate insolvency, providing major relief to stressed telecom companies and reshaping the industry's future.
Karnataka HC rejects state appeal on public spaces GO
In a significant ruling, Karnataka High Court dismisses state government's appeal challenging stay on controversial GO that limited activities in public spaces across the state.
Karnataka HC rejects govt appeal on protest ban
In a significant ruling, the Karnataka High Court rejects the state government's appeal against the ban on protests at Bengaluru's Freedom Park, upholding police authority over public assembly permissions.
Karnataka HC: 'Go Die' Not Suicide Abetment
In a significant judgment, Karnataka High Court clarifies that telling someone 'go die' doesn't constitute suicide abetment under Section 306 IPC. Detailed analysis of the court's reasoning and legal implications.
Supreme Court Divided on Trump Tariffs Ruling
Explore the Supreme Court's fractured ruling on Trump-era tariffs as justices deliver contrasting opinions that could reshape US trade policy and presidential power.
SC: Domestic Violence Complaints Can Be Challenged Anytime
In a significant legal development, the Supreme Court has ruled that complaints filed under the Domestic Violence Act can be challenged under the High Court's inherent jurisdiction at any stage of proceedings.
Court: Religious slogans alone don't prove rioting
A Delhi court acquits three men in 2020 riots case, stating mere chanting of religious slogans doesn't establish unlawful assembly. Significant legal precedent set.
High Court Reinstates Man Denied Police Job After All Tests
In a landmark ruling, the Punjab and Haryana High Court reinstated a man who cleared all police selection stages but was denied employment. Discover how the court delivered justice after a seven-year legal battle.
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