US Treasury Says It Can Pay Tariff Refunds, Timeline Long
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says funds are available to refund Trump-era tariffs if Supreme Court rules against them, but payments could take up to a year. Details inside.
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Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Trump's Global Tariffs
The US Supreme Court postpones its decision on the legality of Trump's sweeping tariffs, prolonging uncertainty for global markets and trade relations. Read the full analysis.
GHCBA Hunger Strike Protests Court Move to North Guwahati
Lawyers of Gauhati High Court Bar Association begin a 3-day hunger strike against shifting court to North Guwahati. 86% members oppose the move in referendum. Read details.
GHCBA boycotts new High Court complex ceremony in Assam
The Gauhati High Court Bar Association announces boycott of foundation stone-laying ceremony for new complex in North Guwahati, citing accessibility concerns. Read details on the ongoing dispute.
SC: Disciplinary Clean Chit Doesn't End Criminal Case
India's Supreme Court clarifies that exoneration in a departmental inquiry does not automatically terminate criminal prosecution in bribery cases. Understand the legal distinction.
US Supreme Court to Rule on Trump Tariffs Legality Friday
The US Supreme Court's final ruling on Trump's global tariffs is expected Friday, impacting trade and global economies. Also on docket: voting rights, LGBT cases. Read more.
Trump Links Market Record to Tariffs, Seeks Supreme Court Support
Donald Trump claims his tariff policy drove US stocks to record highs. He urges the Supreme Court to uphold his trade authority after lower courts ruled against him. Read the latest on this major legal and economic battle.
SC Enforces Separation of Powers: Checks and Balances in Focus
Explore how the Supreme Court's recent rulings reinforce the doctrine of separation of powers. Understand its roots in Montesquieu's theory, its application in India, the US, and the UK, and why checks and balances are crucial for democracy.
MP HC denies relief to official in fraud case, slams govt lethargy
Madhya Pradesh High Court criticises government departments for delays, upholds disciplinary action against animal husbandry official accused of ₹9.64 lakh medical bill fraud. Read the full details.
Bomb Threat at Dharwad High Court Bench, Courts Evacuated
Bomb threat emails triggered panic and a full evacuation at the Karnataka High Court bench in Dharwad and district courts in Gadag and Bagalkot on January 6, 2026, suspending all proceedings.
SC: No action against judges for error of judgment
Supreme Court protects trial judges from frivolous complaints, reinstates MP judicial officer. A fearless judge is bedrock of independent judiciary, says SC bench. Read more.
Army Colonel Suspended, Faces 12 Charges
An Indian Army Colonel has been suspended and is facing a dozen charges under the Army Act. Get the full details on the disciplinary action and its implications.
HC Upholds BMTC Conductor's Dismissal for Ticket Fraud
Karnataka High Court reinstates dismissal of a BMTC conductor caught cheating on tickets in 2004, ending a two-decade legal battle. The court slammed the tribunal's decision to dilute the penalty.
SC: Wrong orders not enough for disciplinary action against judges
The Supreme Court ruled that a judicial officer cannot face disciplinary action merely for passing wrong orders. The judgment protects judicial independence. Read the full analysis.
SC sets aside removal of MP judge in bail order case
Supreme Court reinstates a Madhya Pradesh judge, ruling a wrong bail order alone cannot be grounds for disciplinary action. The court emphasized judicial independence and warned against frivolous complaints.
SC sets aside removal of MP judge in bail order case
Supreme Court reinstates Madhya Pradesh judge, ruling a wrong bail order without evidence of corruption is not grounds for disciplinary action. Upholds judicial independence.
SC sets aside dismissal of MP judge, cautions High Courts
Supreme Court reinstates a Madhya Pradesh judicial officer, ruling that mere errors in judgment should not lead to disciplinary action. The verdict underscores judicial independence.
Odisha bans social media reels in govt buildings, warns staff
Odisha government prohibits recording videos, reels, and photos in three key Bhubaneswar buildings, citing security and decorum. Violations to invite disciplinary action. Read details.
Telangana HC unhappy with state's incomplete affidavit on police powers
Telangana High Court criticizes state's incomplete affidavit on police search warrant powers. Bench grants two weeks for proper response. Petitioner alleges police overreach in cordon & search operations. Read the full legal update.
Disciplinary action for unauthorized power cut at Vijayawada temple
Andhra Pradesh government initiates action against an engineer for disconnecting power to Kanaka Durga Temple without approval. Read about the incident and the state's response.
Delhi teacher suspended for alleged misinformation on dog circular
A Delhi government school teacher suspended for spreading alleged fake news about a stray dog nodal officer circular. Education Minister warns of strict action against misinformation.
NMMC Serves Notices to 200+ Staff for Missing Election Training
Over 200 Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation employees face disciplinary action for missing compulsory election training. NMMC issues strict warning to ensure smooth civic polls.
Allahabad HC: Jail Without Conviction No Ground for Dismissal
Allahabad High Court rules mere incarceration without conviction cannot justify removal from service. Bench upholds relief for CISF constable, quashing termination order. Details inside.
Punjab terminates 4 staff for unauthorised long absence
Punjab tax dept terminates 4 employees via 'deemed resignation' for unauthorised leave up to 3 years. Zero-tolerance policy enforced, no benefits granted. Read details.
Delhi Labour Dept Acts Against Absent Staff
Delhi government's labour department takes strict action after finding employees absent during work hours, affecting public service. Disciplinary proceedings warned.
NHL 2025: Big Suspensions & Fines for Rule Breakers
The 2025 NHL season saw strict disciplinary action, including an 8-game suspension for Ryan Hartman and a $5,000 fine for Mathew Barzal. Explore the key incidents and the league's stance on safety.
NHL 2025 Disciplinary Actions: Full List of Fines & Suspensions
The 2025 NHL season saw a spike in fines and suspensions for on-ice infractions and off-ice conduct. Get the complete player-by-player breakdown here.
HC Modifies Cop's Punishment in Lost Service Dog Case
Punjab & Haryana High Court reduces punishment for head constable in 25-year-old case of lost service dog Laika, citing principle of 'proportionality'. Read the full legal analysis.
TNCC Criticises Return of TN VC Appointment Bill
TNCC President K Selvaperunthagai criticises the President's return of a bill on VC appointments, calling it anti-federal. He cites Supreme Court rulings and urges CM Stalin to act. Read more.
Chelsea boss Maresca defends team discipline after Villa loss
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca insists his team has no disciplinary issue despite fines, yellow cards, and his own touchline ban. Can they end the year strong against Bournemouth?
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