SC issues notice to Centre on PIL seeking creamy layer for SC/ST quotas to ensure reservation benefits reach poorest in these communities.
Read Full ArticleSC upholds Tamil Nadu’s ‘With You Stalin’ scheme, slams AIADMK MP with ₹10L fine for misuse of law to target DMK amid similar schemes nationwide.
SC gives Centre 4 weeks to frame guidelines ensuring pedestrians’ right to obstruction-free, accessible footpaths under Article 21.
SC warns HP may vanish due to ecological imbalance; seeks state’s action plan amid rising disasters, deforestation, and climate change threats.
SC refuses to entertain PIL seeking to bring political parties under POSH Act, says it’s a legislative issue and beyond court’s jurisdiction.
Chhattisgarh HC dismisses PIL seeking industrial hemp cultivation, calling it misuse of judicial process and outside the court’s policy jurisdiction.
Advocate Ashwini Upadhyay moves SC seeking nationwide special revision of electoral rolls to prevent illegal voting, ensure only genuine citizens vote.
Meghalaya High Court seeks status report from Centre and State on implementation of linguistic minority safeguards based on 2016 Commissioner’s report.
MP High Court dismisses PIL against AIBE 2025 results, stating failed candidates can’t seek relief via PIL if they don’t meet even revised passing criteria.
Punjab & Haryana HC dismisses PIL against online betting ads, citing available legal remedies under existing gambling and IT laws.
SC directs Karnataka govt to act against those obstructing Kamal Haasan’s ‘Thug Life’ screening, stresses upholding rule of law and artistic freedom.
Calcutta High Court stays WB govt’s OBC reservation notifications, cites violation of judicial orders; next hearing set for July 24, 2025.
SC slams Karnataka’s de facto ban on Kamal Haasan’s ‘Thug Life’, says CBFC-certified films can’t be blocked by mob threats; rule of law must prevail.
SC warns petitioner against filing repeated pleas challenging Z+ security cover to Mukesh Ambani, says he has no locus and may face exemplary costs.
SC issues notice to Karnataka govt on plea over de facto ban on Kamal Haasan’s CBFC-certified film ‘Thug Life’, citing threats, arson calls, and riots.