Nithari Case Father Dies After Perjury Conviction
Nand Lal's search for daughter Payal exposed Nithari killings, but he died convicted of perjury while the accused were acquitted. Read the tragic full story.
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PM Modi meets Delhi blast victims, police hunt suspect car
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits LNJP Hospital after Red Fort car blast kills 10. Delhi Police launch massive hunt for red Ford EcoSport. Read latest updates on security situation.
Nithari Case: Surendra Koli Acquitted After 19 Years
Supreme Court acquits Surendra Koli in final Nithari killings case after 19 years in prison. Read about the legal journey and prison life of the accused.
Kerala HC Bars Automatic Acquittal for Complainant No-Show
Kerala High Court rules magistrates must apply mind before acquitting accused under CrPC Section 256 for complainant absence. Case remanded for fresh hearing. Read the legal analysis.
SC acquits Surendra Koli in final Nithari murder case
Supreme Court sets aside Surendra Koli's conviction in last Nithari case, highlighting botched investigation and contrasting Allahabad HC rulings from 2009 and 2023. Read full analysis.
SC acquits Surendra Koli in Nithari killings case
The Supreme Court overturned Surendra Koli's conviction in the 2006 Nithari serial killings, ordering his immediate release. Read the full details of this landmark judgment.
Supreme Court Acquits Nithari's Surendra Koli
The Supreme Court has acquitted Surendra Koli in the last pending Nithari killings case, ordering his release. This marks the final legal chapter in the 2006 serial murders that shocked the nation. Read the full details.
Kirshanu Shanda Judicial Custody Extended to Nov 20
A Mohali court has extended judicial custody for Kirshanu Shanda until November 20 in the high-profile case. Get the latest updates on this developing story.
Goa sand mining accused freed due to police errors
In a shocking turn of events, a man accused of illegal sand mining in Goa gets acquitted as police fail to follow proper seizure procedures. The High Court ruling highlights critical gaps in enforcement.
CJI: Judges Not Feudal Lords, Cuts HC Extravagance
Chief Justice of India Gavai mandates cost-cutting measures at Mumbai's new High Court building, emphasizing judicial humility over extravagance in landmark address.
Raigad Court Acquits 9 in Water Mission Case
In a significant verdict, a Raigad court has acquitted all nine individuals charged with illegally confining a Jal Jeevan Mission officer during a protest over water supply issues. The case highlights the ongoing challenges in implementing clean water ini
IAF Officer Cleared of Murder After 30 Years
After three decades of legal struggle, an Indian Air Force Wing Commander has been acquitted of murder charges and reinstated, though his plea for promotion to Air Marshal has been rejected by the Supreme Court.
India's Judicial Appointment Crisis: A Decade Lost
Ten years after Supreme Court warnings, India's judicial appointment system remains broken. Discover why the collegium system continues to fail and what reforms are desperately needed.
Ex-IREO CEO convicted in fake prescription case
Gurgaon court convicts ex-IREO CEO Ramesh Sanka for cheating using fake medical prescription but acquits him of forgery charges in high-profile corporate fraud case.
Ex-IREO CEO convicted for cheating in fake prescription case
In a dramatic court ruling, former IREO CEO Ramesh Sanka faces conviction for cheating using fake medical prescriptions while being acquitted of forgery charges. Get the complete breakdown of this high-profile corporate legal battle.
Man acquitted after 39-year drug case legal battle
In a landmark verdict, a Mumbai man walks free after nearly four decades of legal battle in a massive narcotics seizure case. The shocking timeline of justice delayed.
Indian Judiciary Needs Introspection: Reform Urgent
Growing concerns about judicial delays, case backlogs, and the need for introspection within India's judiciary system. Expert analysis on reforms needed.
Goa court acquits driver in rash driving case
In a significant legal development, a Goa court dismisses rash driving case due to insufficient evidence. Key witnesses fail to appear, leading to accused's acquittal. Read about this courtroom drama.
Defending Supreme Court Vacations: Justice Needs Breaks
Discover why Supreme Court vacations are essential for judicial efficiency and quality judgments, not mere holidays. An in-depth analysis of how breaks sustain India's justice system.
SC transfers judicial officer's hit-and-run case to Delhi
In a significant legal move, the Supreme Court transfers the high-profile hit-and-run case involving a probationary judicial officer from Punjab to Delhi. Get exclusive details on the court's reasoning and what this means for judicial accountability.
SC transfers judicial officer's hit-and-run case to Delhi
In a significant judicial development, the Supreme Court has transferred the trial of a hit-and-run accident case involving a judicial officer from Punjab to Delhi, citing concerns over fair trial proceedings.
SC frees man in 2016 rape-murder case
In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court acquits a man convicted in the 2016 rape and murder case of an elderly woman, citing lack of evidence and procedural lapses in investigation.
SC acquits man after 14 years on death row, orders compensation
In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court acquits a man sentenced to death after 14 years in prison, highlighting systemic flaws and ordering significant compensation for the miscarriage of justice.
India's Judicial Crisis: Neglect, Not System Failure
India's judiciary faces a critical crisis of delayed justice due to chronic underfunding and neglect, not systemic flaws. Discover why filling judicial vacancies and adequate funding could transform justice delivery.
CJI Chandrachud: Court transparency strengthens democracy
In a groundbreaking perspective, CJI DY Chandrachud argues that judicial transparency and public engagement are strengthening, not threatening, Indian democracy. Discover how courts are adapting to the digital age.
Delhi Court Acquits Man After 12 Years in Forgery Case
In a landmark judgment, a Delhi court acquits a man accused of forgery after 12 years when forensic evidence reveals handwriting mismatch on disputed cheque. Read the full story of justice delayed but finally delivered.
Punjab & Haryana HC transfers 27 judicial officers
In a significant administrative move, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered the transfer and posting of 27 judicial officers across various districts, aiming to optimize judicial efficiency and district management.
Punjab & Haryana HC transfers 19 judicial officers
In a significant administrative overhaul, Punjab and Haryana High Court transfers 19 judicial officers across both states. Get the complete list and details of this major judicial reshuffle.
Social Media's Trial of Indian Judges: New Accountability Era
Explore how social media is transforming judicial accountability in India as judges face trial by public opinion. Discover the delicate balance between transparency and judicial independence.
Court acquits man as police evidence fails: torn jackets, broken cams
A Chandigarh court acquits a man accused of assaulting police officials, citing compromised evidence including torn police jackets and malfunctioning body cameras that failed to record the alleged incident.
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