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    Such Kind Gestures Are Rare Now, We Appreciate It: Supreme Court Praises Woman Who Waived Alimony, Grants Mutual Consent Divorce
    Such Kind Gestures Are Rare Now, We Appreciate It: Supreme Court Praises Woman Who Waived Alimony, Grants Mutual Consent Divorce
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    Such Kind Gestures Are Rare Now, We Appreciate It: Supreme Court Praises Woman Who Waived Alimony, Grants Mutual Consent Divorce

    The Supreme Court granted a mutual consent divorce while praising the woman for voluntarily waiving alimony and all financial claims. The Bench remarked, “We appreciate this kind gesture, which is very rare nowadays,” acknowledging her fairness in the settlement.

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    Kerala Actress Assault Case| Tarnishing the Court’s Image Could Lead to Contempt: Judge Honey Varghese Warns Media, Lawyers
    Kerala Actress Assault Case| Tarnishing the Court’s Image Could Lead to Contempt: Judge Honey Varghese Warns Media, Lawyers
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    Kerala Actress Assault Case| Tarnishing the Court’s Image Could Lead to Contempt: Judge Honey Varghese Warns Media, Lawyers

    In the Kerala actress assault case, Judge Honey Varghese warned that tarnishing the court’s image could lead to contempt proceedings. She cautioned media and lawyers to report responsibly and avoid distorted portrayals of ongoing judicial hearings and processes.

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    My Son Is a Pilot with IndiGo: Justice Shail Jain Recuses as Airline Moves Delhi HC for Rs.900 Crore Customs Duty Refund
    My Son Is a Pilot with IndiGo: Justice Shail Jain Recuses as Airline Moves Delhi HC for Rs.900 Crore Customs Duty Refund
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    My Son Is a Pilot with IndiGo: Justice Shail Jain Recuses as Airline Moves Delhi HC for Rs.900 Crore Customs Duty Refund

    Today, On 12th December, InterGlobe Aviation, which operates IndiGo, has moved the Delhi High Court seeking a refund of more than Rs.900 crore paid as customs duty on re-imported aircraft engines and parts. Justice Shail Jain recused, stating, “My son is a pilot with IndiGo.”

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    You Cannot Try to Crumble the Judiciary of This Country: Supreme Court Slams NGO for Article 32 Plea Against Its Own Judgment
    You Cannot Try to Crumble the Judiciary of This Country: Supreme Court Slams NGO for Article 32 Plea Against Its Own Judgment
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    You Cannot Try to Crumble the Judiciary of This Country: Supreme Court Slams NGO for Article 32 Plea Against Its Own Judgment

    Today, On 12th December, A tense moment arose in the Supreme Court when an NGO filed a writ petition seeking to overturn one of the Court’s own judgments. The Bench warned the petitioner, saying, “Let this serve as a message. You cannot try to crumble the judiciary of this country.”

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    Fake Content Row: Delhi HC Orders Google, Meta, X to Act Fast on Sunil Gavaskar’s Complaint Over Misuse of His Photos
    Fake Content Row: Delhi HC Orders Google, Meta, X to Act Fast on Sunil Gavaskar’s Complaint Over Misuse of His Photos
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    Fake Content Row: Delhi HC Orders Google, Meta, X to Act Fast on Sunil Gavaskar’s Complaint Over Misuse of His Photos

    Today, On 12th December, The Delhi High Court directed the platforms to take swift action after Sunil Gavaskar reported fake online content and misuse of his photographs, instructing the intermediaries to respond promptly once the specific offending URLs are provided by him.

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    Historic Step: Supreme Court Designates Four Former High Court Judges as Senior Advocates
    Historic Step: Supreme Court Designates Four Former High Court Judges as Senior Advocates
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    Historic Step: Supreme Court Designates Four Former High Court Judges as Senior Advocates

    In a landmark Full Court decision on December 10, 2025, the Supreme Court exercised its constitutional powers to confer Senior Advocate status on four retired High Court judges, marking a significant moment for the Indian legal fraternity.

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    BREAKING | Delhi Riots Case| Bail Granted, Considering Sister’s Marriage: Court Grants Interim Relief to Umar Khalid From Dec (16-29)
    BREAKING | Delhi Riots Case| Bail Granted, Considering Sister’s Marriage: Court Grants Interim Relief to Umar Khalid From Dec (16-29)
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    BREAKING | Delhi Riots Case| Bail Granted, Considering Sister’s Marriage: Court Grants Interim Relief to Umar Khalid From Dec (16-29)

    Today, On 11th December, In the Delhi Riots Case, Considering Sister’s Marriage,’ Court Grants Bail to Umar Khalid. He will receive interim relief and be on bail from December 16 to December 29, subject to furnishing a personal bond and sureties.

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    KHCAA To Approach Supreme Court Over State’s Land Acquisition Move For Kerala High Court Relocation Plan
    KHCAA To Approach Supreme Court Over State’s Land Acquisition Move For Kerala High Court Relocation Plan
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    KHCAA To Approach Supreme Court Over State’s Land Acquisition Move For Kerala High Court Relocation Plan

    The Kerala High Court Advocates’ Association is preparing to approach the Supreme Court against the State government’s decision to acquire land for relocating the Kerala High Court to Kalamassery, after the Cabinet recently approved the plan for a new judicial city.

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    ICC Can Probe POSH Complaints Against Employees From Any Department: Supreme Court
    ICC Can Probe POSH Complaints Against Employees From Any Department: Supreme Court
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    ICC Can Probe POSH Complaints Against Employees From Any Department: Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court ruled that an ICC formed at a woman’s workplace can handle POSH Act complaints even when the accused works in a different government department. The Court affirmed that ICCs can conduct factual inquiries across departmental lines.

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    Lakhimpur Kheri Case: Supreme Court Permits Ashish Mishra to Visit Native Place for Daughter’s Exam
    Lakhimpur Kheri Case: Supreme Court Permits Ashish Mishra to Visit Native Place for Daughter’s Exam
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    Lakhimpur Kheri Case: Supreme Court Permits Ashish Mishra to Visit Native Place for Daughter’s Exam

    Today, On 11th December, The Supreme Court allowed Ashish Mishra, son of former Union Minister Ajay Mishra and accused in the 2021 Lakhimpur Kheri violence case, to visit his hometown from December 25 to 31 to support his daughter before her Class 12 exams.

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