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Orissa HC Restrains Release of Animated Film 'Mahaprabhu Jagannath' Ahead of Rath Yatra [Read Order]
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Orissa HC Restrains Release of Animated Film 'Mahaprabhu Jagannath' Ahead of Rath Yatra [Read Order]

The Orissa High Court restrained the release of the animated film Mahaprabhu Jagannath, holding that screening it during the Rath Yatra could hurt religious sentiments and disturb public order.

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Constitution and Constitutionalism: Tracing India's Journey Through Landmark Judgments and a Global Lens Know The Law
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.

South Korea's Supreme Court Upholds Yoon Suk Yeol's Seven-Year Sentence International
South Korea's Supreme Court Upholds Yoon Suk Yeol's Seven-Year Sentence

South Korea's Supreme Court upheld former President Yoon Suk Yeol's seven-year prison sentence over his 2024 martial law actions, dismissing all appeals.

24 Akbar Road: RTI Confirms Thirteen Years of Unauthorised Occupation by Congress Political NEWS
24 Akbar Road: RTI Confirms Thirteen Years of Unauthorised Occupation by Congress

An RTI reply confirms Congress has been in unauthorised occupation of 24 Akbar Road since June 26, 2013, paying no rent, with dues "yet to be determined", even as a March 2026 eviction notice under the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorized Occupants) Act, 1971 remains unenforced.

Banks Cannot Blacklist Lawyers Via Caution Lists, Says Supreme Court; Orders National Legal Academy For Advocates Judiciary
Banks Cannot Blacklist Lawyers Via Caution Lists, Says Supreme Court; Orders National Legal Academy For Advocates

The Supreme Court ruled banks cannot blacklist advocates through caution lists, held only the Bar Council can discipline lawyers, and directed the BCI to establish a National Legal Academy.

MP HC closes defamation case as Rahul Gandhi expresses regret [Read Order]

The MP High Court closed the defamation case against Rahul Gandhi after he expressed regret over his remarks and Kartikey Singh Chauhan accepted it.

AMU Judgment Needs A Review: Senior Adv Arun Bhardwaj

Senior Advocate Arun Bhardwaj argues the Supreme Court’s AMU judgment raises constitutional concerns and warrants review on Article 30 and minority status.

Tushar Mehta Reappointed As Solicitor General Of India For Three-Year Term [Read Circular]

Tushar Mehta reappointed as Solicitor General of India for another three-year term from July 1, 2026; five ASGs and Chetan Sharma also reappointed.

Justice Pankaj Mithal: A Legacy Written in Law - An Analysis of His Most Consequential Judgements

Justice Pankaj Mithal’s judicial legacy: key Supreme Court rulings on reservations, stay orders, Waqf law, labour rights, maintenance, and civil procedure.

SC Seeks Delhi Police Reply on Bail Pleas of Alleged Indian Mujahideen Operatives Jailed for 12 Years

Supreme Court seeks Delhi Police reply on bail pleas of alleged Indian Mujahideen operatives jailed over 12 years, citing evolving UAPA bail jurisprudence.

‘Fortunate To Have Such A CJI’: Bombay HC Praises Surya Kant For Securing UK Security For Justice Patel's Threatened Family

Bombay HC praised CJI Surya Kant for securing UK protection for Justice Gautam Patel’s family after threats and an attack linked to a key ruling.

Mere Existence of Dargah Does Not Automatically Confer Jurisdiction on Waqf Board: Madras HC [Read Judgment]

Madras HC rules a Dargah cannot be treated as Waqf property without a statutory survey and notification; Waqf Board lacks automatic jurisdiction.

‘Every Mobile Phone a Virtual Gambling House’: SC Upholds Online Betting Ban [Read Judgment]

SC upholds State power to ban online betting, including games of skill, calling every mobile phone a “virtual gambling house” amid rising addiction concerns.

Kerala HC Upholds Woman’s Body Donation Wish, Says Written Consent Overrides Legal Heirs’ Objections [Read Judgment]

Kerala High Court upheld a deceased woman’s body donation consent, ruling that legal heirs cannot override her written wish for anatomical donation.

Right to Be Forgotten Part of Article 21: Delhi HC

Delhi High Court holds the Right to Be Forgotten is part of Article 21 and lays down a framework for masking personal details in online judicial records.

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