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Election Commission Had Power To Conduct SIR: SC [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court upholds Bihar’s 2025 Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, affirming ECI’s constitutional power under Article 324.

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The Wire और LiveLaw के खिलाफ अवमानना याचिका में AG की अनुमति से इनकार पर दिल्ली हाईकोर्ट करेगा सुनवाई Judiciary
The Wire और LiveLaw के खिलाफ अवमानना याचिका में AG की अनुमति से इनकार पर दिल्ली हाईकोर्ट करेगा सुनवाई

दिल्ली हाईकोर्ट ने एजी द्वारा अवमानना कार्रवाई की अनुमति से इनकार के खिलाफ याचिका पर नोटिस जारी किया, न्यायिक समीक्षा के प्रश्न पर सुनवाई होगी।

Senior Citizens Act Must Be Liberally Construed: Rajasthan HC Upholds Eviction of Son and Daughter-in-Law [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Senior Citizens Act Must Be Liberally Construed: Rajasthan HC Upholds Eviction of Son and Daughter-in-Law [Read Judgment]

Rajasthan HC upheld the eviction of a son and daughter-in-law under the Senior Citizens Act, stressing protection and dignity of elderly parents.

Delhi HC Examines AG’s Refusal in Contempt Plea Against The Wire, LiveLaw [Read Order] Judiciary
Delhi HC Examines AG’s Refusal in Contempt Plea Against The Wire, LiveLaw [Read Order]

Delhi High Court examines whether the AG’s refusal to permit contempt proceedings against The Wire, LiveLaw and Manu Sebastian can be reviewed.

Sabarimala Reference Day 15: Essential Religious Practices Test Faces Challenges from Both Sides Judiciary
Sabarimala Reference Day 15: Essential Religious Practices Test Faces Challenges from Both Sides

Sabarimala Reference Day 15: Supreme Court Debates Limits of Essential Religious Practices Test and Religious Freedom.

Sabarimala Reference Day 16: Religion Cannot Be Tested on Secular Yardstick

Sabarimala Reference Day 16: Senior Advocates tell Supreme Court religion cannot be tested on secular yardsticks under Articles 14 and 19.

State Cannot Evade Child Welfare Duties Through NGOs: Bombay HC Directs Maharashtra to Frame Grant Policy [Read Order]

State Cannot Evade Child Welfare Duties Through NGOs: Bombay High Court Directs Maharashtra to Frame Grant Policy

Union Cabinet Approves Expansion of Supreme Court Strength From 34 to 38 Judges [Read Bill]

Union Cabinet approves proposal to increase Supreme Court strength to 38 judges through amendment to the 1956 law.

Mamata Banerjee Refuses to Resign After Historic Election Defeat

Mamata Banerjee defies convention, refuses to resign despite massive poll defeat—triggering a constitutional debate over mandate, legality, and democratic norms.

Meghalaya Murder Case: Shillong Court Grants Bail to Accused Wife Over Failure to Communicate Grounds of Arrest

Shillong court grants bail to Sonam Raghuvanshi in Meghalaya murder case, citing failure to communicate arrest grounds and violation of Article 22(1).

Plea in Supreme Court Seeks Action Against PM Modi Over Televised Address Alleging Election Code Violations

SC plea challenges PM Modi’s televised address, alleging MCC and RPA violations for misuse of state media during ongoing elections.

Madras HC Directs Tahsildar To Issues “No Caste No Religion” Certificate To Cine Actor R. Partibhan [Read Order]

Madras High Court directs Tahsildar to issue “No Caste No Religion” certificate to actor R. Parthiban, citing delay and earlier Division Bench precedent.

Screening of Film Dhurandar Cannot Be Stalled Merely Because a Section of Society Has a Different View: Madras HC Dismisses PIL Seeking Ban During Tamil Nadu Elections [Read Order]

Madras High Court dismisses PIL against Dhurandar: The Revenge, ruling certified films cannot be stalled due to public dissent during elections.

SC Grants Bail to Former Jharkhand Minister Anosh Ekka, Flags Overlapping Allegations in Dual CBI Chargesheets as Factor Warranting Relief [Read Order]

Supreme Court grants bail to ex-Jharkhand minister Anosh Ekka, citing overlapping CBI chargesheets and prolonged custody as key factors.

Consent Once Given Cannot Be Withdrawn in Full and Final Settlement Divorce: Supreme Court Quashes Domestic Violence Proceedings, Dissolves Marriage Under Article 142 [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court holds consent in divorce settlement cannot be withdrawn after compliance, quashes DV case, and dissolves marriage under Article 142.


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