In a landmark judicial appointment, Justice Surya Kant has been named the next Chief Justice of India. The Supreme Court judge will officially take charge on November 24, 2024, marking a significant transition in India's highest judicial office. Discover
In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court has refused to halt the release of 'The Taj Story' movie, dismissing a petition that raised objections about the film's content. The court's decision marks a win for creative freedom in Indian cinema.
Justice Surya Kant Sharma makes history as he's appointed the next Chief Justice of India, succeeding Justice BR Gavai. The Supreme Court judge will take oath on November 24, 2024, marking a significant moment in India's judicial landscape.
A serving Colonel in the Indian Army has been dismissed from service after a General Court Martial found him guilty of maintaining an inappropriate relationship with another Colonel's wife, raising questions about military conduct and discipline.
The Delhi High Court has refused to entertain a petition seeking a stay on the release of 'The Taj Story' movie, allowing the film to proceed with its scheduled release. Justice Sanjeev Narula dismissed the plea citing lack of maintainability.
In a pivotal ruling ahead of Lok Sabha elections, Supreme Court rejects 100% EVM-VVPAT verification but mandates new transparency measures. Get exclusive insights on the game-changing verdict.
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.
In a landmark ruling, Delhi High Court sends man to jail for contempt after rejecting his bizarre 'toy gun' defence. Court says justice cannot be toyed with in serious matters.
In a landmark judgment, an Odisha court has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for the brutal rape of a 4-year-old girl. The Special POCSO Court in Angul delivered swift justice in this shocking case that has shaken the community.
Guwahati court formally frames charges against Sonam and five co-accused in the high-profile Raghuvanshi murder case. Key developments and legal proceedings explained.
In a significant verdict, the Telangana High Court has upheld the dismissal of a driver caught consuming alcohol while on duty. The court rejected the driver's reinstatement plea, emphasizing zero tolerance for safety violations in professional roles.
The Karnataka High Court has intervened in the suicide abetment case involving Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal, directing his employees to fully cooperate with police investigation while granting protection from arrest.
In a significant ruling, the Madras High Court has declared that a Tehsildar has no authority to confiscate statues, ordering the immediate return of seized statues in Sivakasi and permitting their installation.
Nagpur High Court issues strict ultimatum to Bacchu Kadu-led protesters occupying Wardha Road, warning of severe consequences for violations. Get the latest updates on the court's decisive action.
In a dramatic custody case, Gujarat High Court intervenes after a mother illegally takes her 4-year-old daughter to Kolkata. The court orders immediate return of the child to her father's lawful custody.
Delhi High Court refuses urgent hearing on BJP leader's plea seeking ban of 'The Taj Story' film over alleged unauthorized content use. Get the latest updates on the legal controversy.
A Punjab court has mandated the preservation of all records documenting meetings between co-accused in a significant legal case, highlighting crucial procedural safeguards in the Indian judicial system.
A Delhi court observes that wives sometimes make exaggerated allegations in matrimonial cases, urging courts to carefully examine evidence before passing judgments.
In a major judicial development, a special court acquits Tara after 16 years of legal battle in a UAPA and Arms Act case, citing complete absence of credible evidence against the accused.
The Supreme Court of India issues crucial guidance for advocates, emphasizing courtroom decorum and judicial efficiency. Learn when lawyers should gracefully conclude their arguments.
Madras High Court dismisses petition challenging Centre's corporatisation of Ordnance Factory Board. Major defence sector reform to proceed despite worker opposition.
In a major setback for Punjab Police, the High Court imposes heavy costs on DGP and three senior officers for failing to comply with orders regarding illegally modified vehicles. The court demands immediate action and personal affidavits.
India's Supreme Court dismisses plea to drop criminal proceedings against Kerala law graduate for controversial social media post about rebuilding Babri Masjid. Case highlights free speech boundaries.
In a major development, Punjab DGP Gaurav Yadav and three senior IAS officers face contempt charges from Punjab & Haryana High Court for failing to implement salary deductions of officials with tainted records. The court's stern action highlights serious
A Delhi court rejects interim maintenance for a woman lawyer, citing exaggerated financial claims and questioning the validity of her case against her estranged husband, also a lawyer.
A Gujarat tailor faces Rs 7,000 fine for delaying a woman's wedding blouse stitching. Court orders compensation for mental harassment caused by the professional negligence.
In a significant legal development, the Karnataka High Court has stayed the state government's controversial order restricting RSS activities. The interim order marks a major setback for Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's administration.
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud recommends Justice Surya Kant as his successor in a historic move that will shape India's judicial landscape for years to come.
In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court has ruled that special courts cannot be stripped of their authority to order the release of vehicles seized under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act. This landmark judgment clarifies judicial pow
In a landmark observation, Gujarat High Court emphasizes judicial independence, directing tribunals to resist coercion and intimidation tactics from litigants during proceedings.