Browsing: Supreme Court of India

By requiring Hindu pilgrims to purchase their food exclusively from Hindu-owned businesses, the government directive aimed to create divisiveness and,…

According to the Supreme Court, states have the legislative authority to levy taxes on mines, minerals, and land holding minerals.…

The Supreme Court’s decision to forego a retest in light of the inconvenience it would give to 24 lakh applicants…

Although the strict bail requirements of the Act have garnered a lot of attention up to this point, the court…

The L-G has the authority to decide on issues pertaining to public order, the police, and all-India services officials in…

Judges BV Nagarathna and Augustine George Masih emphasized the idea that maintenance is a fundamental right for all married women,…

The historic decision emphasises how words that denigrate people with special needs only serve to further marginalise them. It serves…

On Thursday, the Supreme Court decided that even after a special court had taken cognizance of the money laundering case,…

This decision represents a win for justice, civil freedoms, and the integrity of the legal system. The SC ruled that…

In the Delhi excise policy case, Kejriwal was taken into custody by the Enforcement Directorate on March 21. In the…

The six-person committee, to be chaired by the Cabinet Secretary, will propose policies to guarantee that the LGBTQ community is…

The court has correctly noted that unjustified scepticism can arise from a blind mistrust of any component of the system.…

The decision emphasises the idea that no organisation should be excused from funding public projects when it comes to business…

According to the Prime Minister, the court’s ruling has caused party contributions to shift toward “black money,” alluding to the…

The court noted that a public utility that was facing an enormous liability had suffered a “severe miscarriage of justice”…

Many believe that the bank’s justifications for why it couldn’t follow the court’s order were unsupportable. The court ruled last…

Prof. Javed Ahmed Hajam was charged by the Maharashtra Police under Section 153-A of the IPC, which prohibits inciting hatred…

The 1998 ruling by the court’s five-judge bench in the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) bribery case, which provided MPs immunity…

The government informed the court that because the Coast Guard operated differently from the Indian Army and Navy, women could…

The action, which began with a petition from the Indian Medical Association, brings to light the threat posed by deceptive…

Speaking at an event celebrating the Supreme Court’s diamond jubilee, he emphasised the importance of creating a professional culture. The…

The US short seller Hindenburg Research filed the claims a year ago. With the statement that there was “no apparent…

According to a report provided to the SC, politicians who are convicted of a crime with moral turpitude should be permanently barred from running for office.

“Let us not waste any more time, Writ plea is entirely misconceived. It has no merit. Thus, dismissed.” The court flatly refused to address the petition.