Israeli Forces Deliberately Targeted Palestinian Children And Vital Civilian Institutions In Gaza: S Muralidhar-Led UN Commission

A UN Commission of Inquiry report has alleged that Israel committed genocide and other atrocity crimes against Palestinians in Gaza, including targeting children and essential civilian infrastructure. The report stated that such actions may amount to genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes under international law.

Countries In Global South, East Endure Pressure Not Evenly Applied To Wealthier Nations: CJI Surya Kant In Russia

CJI Surya Kant highlighted concerns over unequal international scrutiny faced by Global East and Global South nations. Speaking at the St Petersburg International Legal Forum, he said developing countries continue addressing colonial legacies, institutional challenges and poverty while facing pressures not equally applied to wealthier nations.

Delhi Weekend Traffic Courts 2026: New System to Speed Up Traffic Violation Case Disposal

Delhi drivers will get relief through Weekend Traffic Courts starting July 5, 2026, allowing vehicle owners to settle pending challans. The initiative by Delhi District Courts aims to reduce court workload and provide easier access to disposal of traffic violation cases.

State Cannot Cancel Jamabandi Without Due Process, Property Rights Cannot Be Taken Away Summarily: Patna HC 

The Patna High Court quashed Bihar government proceedings cancelling old land records in Katihar and ordered restoration of disputed jamabandis. Justice Sourendra Pandey held that property rights cannot be taken away through summary action without due process and hearing affected parties.

Money Laundering Case: Supreme Court Allows Jacqueline Fernandez to Withdraw Plea, Grants Liberty to Approach Trial Court

The Supreme Court allowed actress Jacqueline Fernandez to withdraw her plea challenging a Delhi court order framing charges in the Rs 200-crore money laundering case linked to Sukesh Chandrashekhar. The Bench granted her liberty to approach the trial court for available legal remedies.

Fake Videos Being Used To Defame Me: Bhagwant Mann Breaks Silence After FIR In Video Row

The controversy involving Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann intensified after Akal Takht alleged selective media coverage over an FIR in the fake digital forensic report case. Gurugram Police registered the FIR over an alleged forged report linked to an AI-generated video controversy and arrested two persons.

Ayodhya Ram Temple Donation Case: Supreme Court Asks Petitioner To Mention Case On June 29

The Supreme Court asked a petitioner to appear on June 29 and place on record his request for an FIR and independent investigation into alleged donation embezzlement at the Ram temple in Ayodhya. The plea seeks a CBI-led SIT probe into alleged irregularities.

I Have Fully Cooperated With The Judicial Process: Darshan Moves Supreme Court Again In Renukaswamy Murder Case

Kannada actor Darshan approached the Supreme Court seeking clarification of its May 15, 2026 order related to his bail plea in the Renukaswamy murder case. He requested that the order not restrict other courts from considering bail if future developments justify such relief.

Sharing Exam Question Paper Photos on WhatsApp Cannot Attract Privacy Charges: Gujarat HC Clarifies Section 66E IT Act

The Gujarat High Court ruled that photographing an exam question paper and sharing it on WhatsApp does not amount to an offence under Section 66E of the IT Act, 2000. The Court said such conduct may be misconduct but not a privacy violation involving private images.

Rahul Gandhi Moves Madhya Pradesh HC, Expresses Regret Over Alleged Defamatory Remarks Against Shivraj Chouhan’s Son

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi approached the Madhya Pradesh High Court expressing regret over alleged defamatory remarks against Kartikeya Singh Chouhan. The application stated that the comments made during an election campaign were not intended to refer to Kartikeya, in a defamation case filed before Bhopal court.