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SC upholds conviction of four CPI(M) workers for killing two RSS men [Read Judgment]
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SC upholds conviction of four CPI(M) workers for killing two RSS men [Read Judgment]

SC upholds conviction of four CPI(M) workers for killing two RSS men in 2002, dismissing appeals citing faulty investigation and contradictions.

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SC grants bail to Prof Shoma Sen in Bhima Koregaon case [Read Judgment] Judiciary
SC grants bail to Prof Shoma Sen in Bhima Koregaon case [Read Judgment]

SC grants bail to Prof Shoma Sen in Bhima Koregaon case, citing lack of evidence linking her to banned terrorist group CPI (Maoist). Details inside.

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SC Dismisses MCGM’s Challenge to Arbitral Award, Holds Conduct of Party Relevant to Decide Jurisdictional Challenge [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court dismisses MCGM’s challenge to arbitral award, holds party conduct relevant while deciding jurisdictional objections under Section 16 of the Arbitration Act.

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SC Pulls Up Railways Over Safety Measures, Seeks Detailed Affidavit on Fund Allocation and Travel Insurance Disparity [Read Order]

Supreme Court pulls up Railways over slow safety progress, seeks detailed affidavit on fund allocation and says counter ticket passengers cannot be denied travel insurance.

13 March, 2026 02:04 PM
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Madras HC Acquits Woman in Husband’s Murder Case; Says Section 106 Evidence Act Cannot Replace Prosecution’s Burden of Proof [Read Judgment]

Madras High Court acquits woman in husband’s murder case, holding Section 106 of the Evidence Act cannot substitute the prosecution’s primary burden of proof.

13 March, 2026 02:11 PM

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