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SC Strikes Down Bihar Rule Restricting Compassionate Appointment to Daughters [Read Order]
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SC Strikes Down Bihar Rule Restricting Compassionate Appointment to Daughters [Read Order]

Supreme Court holds a Bihar policy limiting compassionate appointment to divorced or deserted daughters unconstitutional, ruling that daughters cannot be presumed to sever parental ties on marriage.

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Burden To Prove Indian Citizenship Lies On Detainee, Not State: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Burden To Prove Indian Citizenship Lies On Detainee, Not State: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment]

Calcutta HC dismisses habeas plea of an alleged Bangladeshi detainee, holding the burden to prove Indian citizenship lies on the detainee, who failed to discharge it despite several opportunities.

Prolonged Incarceration Without Trial Violates Article 21: Supreme Court Grants Bail To UAPA Accused After 12 Years In Custody [Read Order] Judiciary
Prolonged Incarceration Without Trial Violates Article 21: Supreme Court Grants Bail To UAPA Accused After 12 Years In Custody [Read Order]

Supreme Court grants bail to two UAPA accused after nearly 12 years in custody, holding that continued incarceration amid slow trial progress violates Article 21 of the Constitution.

Shilpa Shetty Denies Fabricated Social Media Statement on Reservation Policy CelebStreet
Shilpa Shetty Denies Fabricated Social Media Statement on Reservation Policy

Shilpa Shetty has dismissed a viral AI-generated post falsely attributing controversial remarks on India's reservation system to her, calling it "completely fabricated, malicious garbage" and urging people not to fall for fake news.

Sympathy Or Equitable Considerations Cannot Override The Mandatory Academic Rules: Telangana High Court Refuses Relief [Read Order] Judiciary
Sympathy Or Equitable Considerations Cannot Override The Mandatory Academic Rules: Telangana High Court Refuses Relief [Read Order]

Telangana High Court dismisses a student's plea to write NALSAR supplementary exams, holding mandatory attendance rules can't be relaxed even for genuine illness.

Kapil Sibal Announces ₹1 Crore Legal Aid Fund for NEET Protesters, Urges Lawyers to Defend Students

Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal announces a ₹1 crore legal aid fund for students booked during the NEET protest movement, urging lawyers nationwide to provide legal assistance as CJP launches a support ...

Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage Amounts to Cruelty, Grounds for Divorce: Calcutta HC

The Calcutta High Court held that an irretrievable breakdown of marriage amounts to cruelty under the Hindu Marriage Act and granted divorce after finding the parties had lived apart for nearly two de...

Supreme Court Gives Bihar Six Weeks To Clear Ganga Encroachments

The Supreme Court ordered status quo on construction near the Yamuna in Vrindavan and directed Bihar to remove Ganga encroachments within six weeks, warning of strict action for non-compliance.

Promotion Does Not Lose Its Character Merely Because Grade Pay Remains Unchanged Under MACPS: SC [Read Judgment]

The Supreme Court held that promotions remain valid even without a Grade Pay increase and must be counted for MACPS financial upgradations in the Railway Guard cadre.

SC Reduces NDPS Sentence From 14 To 10 Years, Clarifies Scope of Section 50 Safeguard [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules that NDPS Act Section 50 protection applies only to personal searches, not bags or containers, while reducing the convict's sentence from 14 to 10 years.

SC Orders Release Policy for Elderly, Terminally Ill Prisoners Within 3 Months

Supreme Court directs all States and UTs to frame a policy within three months for the early release of elderly and terminally ill convicted prisoners.

Constitution and Constitutionalism: Tracing India's Journey Through Landmark Judgments and a Global Lens

An overview of India's constitutionalism through landmark cases like Kesavananda Bharati and Maneka Gandhi, compared with global constitutional models.

Promotion Assessment Cannot Be Reduced to Averaging, Suitability Is for Expert Committee to Decide: SC

Supreme Court rules courts cannot alter promotion assessment methods, holding that suitability for promotion must be decided by domain experts.

Ayodhya Ram Mandir Donation Theft: SC Seeks SIT Report and Issues Notice to Centre, State and Trust

Supreme Court issues notice to the Centre, UP government, and Ram Mandir Trust regarding petitions for a CBI probe into alleged donation theft and fund embezzlement.

No One Has Right to Pollute Water Body Even in Name of Religion: Madras HC

Madras HC's Madurai Bench observes no one has the right to pollute a water body in the name of religion, flags large-scale dumping of clothes during death rituals in the Thamirabarani.


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