Our Air Force Is One of the Best: Supreme Court While Hearing Woman Officer’s Plea for Permanent Commission

The Supreme Court of India is hearing Wing Commander Sucheta Edn’s case, challenging the denial of her Permanent Commission in the Air Force. The court praised the contributions of the Armed Forces and emphasized the need for equal opportunities for women officers. An interim direction was issued to retain her in service during proceedings.

Do Blood Donation Rules Unfairly Stigmatise Transgender Persons? Supreme Court Raises Concern

The Supreme Court questioned if the 2017 blood donation guidelines label all transgender persons as high-risk. It urged the Centre to consult experts to avoid discrimination while ensuring public health safety.

Supreme Court Refuses to Withdraw CRPF Security Cover for Unnao Rape Survivor

The Supreme Court ruled that the Unnao rape survivor will continue to receive CRPF security due to ongoing safety concerns, while security for her family and witnesses was removed post-conviction of Kuldeep Sengar. The court advised those feeling unsafe to contact local police for assistance. Sengar is appealing his conviction.

Supreme Court on Delhi Air Pollution: No More Fights, But Will Action Be Taken?

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on 13th February, observed that even though the recent election results in Delhi may have ended the political fight between the Centre and the Delhi government, it does not automatically mean that the problem of air pollution will be solved.

[BREAKING] “Police Did Nothing, It’s Complete Failure”: SC Flags Non-Compliance With Anti-Pollution Measures in Delhi, Questions Govt. Actions

The Supreme Court expressed strong dissatisfaction in today’s hearing (28th Nov) with the government’s non-compliance with anti-pollution measures in Delhi, citing lack of action from authorities. Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati defended the government’s efforts, including traffic management directives. Meanwhile, Delhi’s air quality remains critical, with AQI levels classified as ‘very poor,’ posing health risks to citizens.

[Tirupati Laddu Adulteration Row] Supreme Court Scheduled To Hear On Nov 22

The Supreme Court will hear Dr. K.A. Paul’s petition regarding the Tirupati laddu controversy on November 22. The case involves allegations of adulteration in the sacred prasadam, causing distress among Hindus. An independent Special Investigation Team has been ordered to ensure a thorough inquiry into the claims of compromised quality.

‘Government Considering Draft of UCC, Parliament Will Take a Call’: Supreme Court

During the Rajasthan High Court’s platinum jubilee celebrations, Prime Minister Modi emphasized the judiciary’s backing for a Uniform Civil Code (UCC), seen as a secular alternative to personal laws. The Supreme Court noted the government’s consideration of a UCC draft. The case involves a Muslim woman seeking to exit Sharia law for inheritance rights.