Supreme Court rules lawyers cannot be summoned for legal advice unless exceptions under Sec 132 BSA apply, safeguarding lawyer-client privilege and legal profession autonomy.
Read Full ArticleSC issues notice to all States & UTs on rising ‘digital arrest’ scams; favours CBI probe into pan-India cyber frauds targeting citizens.
SC pulls up states over stray dog menace; directs all Chief Secretaries to appear on Nov 3 for failing to file compliance affidavits on ABC Rules.
SC takes suo motu cognizance of digital arrest scam, issues notice to Centre and CBI to curb frauds targeting senior citizens and misuse of court authority.
Chhattisgarh HC takes suo motu cognisance of ₹40 cr police vehicle mismanagement; orders DGP affidavit on delay, misuse and financial loss.
SC takes suo motu cognisance of industrial waste in Rajasthan’s Jojari river, citing threat to human life, animals, and biodiversity in hundreds of villages.
SC expands stray dogs case to pan-India, suspends earlier relocation order; allows release after vaccination, bans unregulated feeding.
SC seeks insurance cover, rehab and higher aid for cadets injured during military training, stressing need to support bravehearts joining armed forces.
SC refuses to stay order directing urgent relocation of stray dogs in Delhi-NCR; asks intervenors to file affidavits amid rising dog bite concerns.
SC warns Telangana: Restore forest at Kancha Gachibowli or Chief Secretary may face jail in contempt case; hearing adjourned to July 23.
Rajasthan High Court takes suo motu cognizance of non-functional Lok Adalats after news report; seeks govt reply on pending cases across the state.
SC flags Rs 600+ crore unclaimed compensation; directs MACTs, labour courts to credit dues directly and trace rightful claimants before July 30, 2025.
Allahabad HC rules couples marrying without family consent can’t seek police protection unless there’s a clear and serious threat to their life or liberty.
SC slams Allahabad HC judge’s remarks in rape case bail order, says judges must avoid inappropriate comments in cases of sexual violence.
Failure to consider remission for all eligible convicts is arbitrary and violates Article 14, says SC, directing states to frame policies within two months.
SC sets aside MP High Court order releasing an accused via habeas corpus, calling the approach impermissible and a misuse of bail jurisdiction.
17 November, 2025 10:20 AM
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