Starting with NEET, SC Begins Live-Streaming Cases of National Importance, Enhancing Transparency and Public Engagement

The Supreme Court of India has launched live-streaming of significant non-constitution bench cases, enhancing transparency. This major step is in line with the commitment made in 2018. The initiative aims to make the judiciary more accessible to the public, allowing citizens to engage directly with judicial proceedings. This move has been positively received by legal experts and the public, signifying a shift towards openness and accountability in the Indian judicial system.

[Breaking] NEET-UG Paper Leak Row: 3 AIIMS Patna Doctors Detained by CBI Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing Today

Three AIIMS Patna doctors are detained by the CBI today for their involvement in the NEET-UG paper leak and exam irregularities. Two individuals have already been arrested, with one detained for 14 days and the other for 10. The Supreme Court is set to hear multiple petitions related to the controversy, with the Centre and NTA providing additional affidavits.

NEET UG 2024: Supreme Court Issues Notice on Plea to Transfer Cases Before High Courts to Supreme Court

The Supreme Court today issued a notice to the Central government and the National Testing Agency regarding the transfer of NEET 2024 petitions from High Courts to the Supreme Court. Multiple irregularities have been alleged, leading to petitions for a retest. The Court has paused High Court proceedings on the matter and is assessing the need for a retest.

SC Orders BMW India to Pay Rs.50 Lakhs Compensation for Defective Car

The Supreme Court of India directed BMW India Private Limited to compensate a customer with Rs. 50 lakhs for a defective BMW 7 series sold in 2009. The court also quashed a criminal case against BMW and its officials over the persistent defect issue, emphasizing the importance of fair compensation in cases involving defective products.

Power Sector ‘irregularities’ CJI to hear BRS Leader KCR’s Plea Against Formation of Panel Today

The Supreme Court will be heard a plea from K Chandrasekhar Rao, leader of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), challenging a Telangana High Court order regarding a commission to investigate alleged power sector irregularities during his tenure. Rao disputes the commission’s establishment, alleging bias and political motives. The high court’s order emphasized the need for evidence to substantiate claims of bias.

[BREAKING] “Against Article 200 of the Constitution”: Bengal Govt Moves Supreme Court Against Governor for Withholding Assent for Bills

The West Bengal government challenged the Governor’s withholding of assent for eight bills in the Supreme Court, citing it as a violation of the Constitution and an impediment to governance and welfare. Tensions between the government and the Governor have escalated, leading to a defamation case and legal action to uphold constitutional provisions.

CJI Addresses Rising ‘Student Suicides’, Seeks Centre’s Response on Preventive Measures

Today, On 11th July, The Chief Justice of India directed the Union Health Ministry to address the increasing number of student suicides. The Supreme Court has given the Centre four weeks to respond to a PIL on suicide prevention. The petition urges the implementation of measures to curb the rising trend of suicides among students, citing concerns over the failure to provide a healthy social environment.

[BREAKING] CJI Chandrachud Encourages Junior Advocate | Senior Lawyer Shares Touching Story of CJI’s Father

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud showcased mentorship by allowing a junior advocate to present arguments in the Supreme Court. This act led Senior Advocate Raju Ramachandran to share an inspiring anecdote from his early legal career, emphasizing the enduring tradition of mentorship within the judiciary and the impact of encouragement.

Courts Work hard during Vacations, Requiring Sacrifices from Judges’ Families: SG Mehta

The Supreme Court of India resumed after a summer break, delivering judgments and emphasizing the hard work during vacations. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta and other justices highlighted the sacrifices and efforts made by judges and their families. Critics were called out for their misconceptions about the judiciary’s dedication and workload.

BNSS Redressed Grievance| SC Dismisses Petition Against Gender Discriminatory CrPC Provision

Today, On 9th July, The Supreme Court dismissed a petition challenging a gender-discriminatory provision in the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) following resolution of the grievance by BNSS. The court acknowledged the satisfactory address of the issue, leading to the closure of the case. This significant development promotes gender equality in legal procedures by removing gender-specific language.