Unheard? Shows Trust in the Constitution: Supreme Court Rejects Plea Against Mamata Banerjee’s Personal Appearance in SIR Case

The Supreme Court dismissed an application objecting to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee personally appearing before it in the SIR electoral rolls case. The CJI-led Bench said such an appearance is “not unheard of” and reflects faith in the Constitution.

Supreme Court of India Orders Status Quo, Stays Telangana Govt’s Land Re-Allotment Linked to Patanjali Foods Limited

The Supreme Court has stayed the Telangana government’s decision to re-allot land originally given to Patanjali Foods for an oil palm factory zone in Suryapet district. The apex court ordered status quo while hearing Patanjali Foods’ challenge against cancellation of its factory zone under the NMEO–Oil Palm scheme.

BREAKING | WB SIR Row| Won’t Allow Any Impediment in Conduct of Special Intensive Revision: Supreme Court

Today, On 9th February, The Supreme Court directed West Bengal to ensure over 8,000 officers assigned for the special intensive revision of electoral rolls report to district electoral officers by Tuesday evening. CJI Surya Kant said, “We will not allow any impediment in conduct of SIR.”

Thanya Nathan Creates History: Kerala’s First 100% Visually Challenged Judge to Crack State Judiciary Exams

Thanya Nathan created history by becoming the first visually impaired candidate to clear Kerala’s Civil Judges (Junior Division) examination, securing the top rank among persons with benchmark disabilities. She is expected to become the state’s first visually impaired judge.

Balanced Order: Supreme Court Upholds Madras HC Order Banning Animal Sacrifice, Limiting Prayer Rights on Madurai Hilltop

Today, On 9th February, The Supreme Court refused to intervene in the Madras High Court’s ruling allowing Karthigai Deepam lighting at Thiruparankundram hill while restricting Muslim prayers to Ramzan and Bakri-Id. It also upheld the HC order banning animal sacrifice, limiting prayer rights on Madurai hilltop.

He Is A Doctor, Let Him Serve: Supreme Court Refuses To Cancel Bail Of Gujarat Cardiologist Accused In PMJAY Deaths

Today, On 9th February, The Supreme Court declined to cancel the bail of a Gujarat cardiologist accused of performing unnecessary and botched PMJAY angioplasties that led to two deaths. The bench told the state, “He is a doctor, Let Him Serve.”

‘Digital Arrest’ Cyber Frauds: Supreme Court Steps In, Orders SOPs, CBI Probe & Victim Compensation Framework

The Supreme Court took suo motu cognisance of rising “digital arrest” cyber frauds involving forged documents, noting losses up to Rs 10 crore and a severe impact on senior citizens. Directing uniform SOP implementation, the Court ordered CBI investigations, RBI-led banking safeguards, inter-agency coordination, and steps towards a national victim compensation framework.

Hear It Out of Turn: Supreme Court Directs Delhi HC to Hear Kuldeep Sengar’s Appeal in Unnao Victim’s Father’s Death Case

Today, On 9th February, Supreme Court has directed the Delhi High Court to hear Kuldeep Sengar’s appeal in the victim’s father’s death case “out of turn” and finish the proceedings within three months, stressing that the long-pending matter must be decided prom

Why Is the High Court Unnecessarily Indulging in All This?: Supreme Court On Himachal Pradesh OBC Commission Relocation Case

Today, On 9th February, Supreme Court questioned the Himachal Pradesh High Court, asking “What is the problem if some offices are shifted? Who are you to tell the elected government where to have the offices?” while directing it to finally decide the OBC Commission relocation plea

Draft Income-tax Rules, 2026 Released: Big Changes Coming Under New IT Act, 2025 From April 1

The CBDT has released the Draft Income-tax Rules, 2026, to implement the Income-tax Act, 2025, replacing six-decade-old rules and aiming to simplify compliance and reduce litigation. The new framework will take effect from April 1, 2026.