Noida Hate Crime Case: Supreme Court Pulls Up Police for FIR Delay, Seeks Centre’s Reply

The Supreme Court questioned the Noida police for refusing to register a proper FIR in a hate crime complaint by a Muslim cleric and said mere enquiry was not enough. The Centre has been given one week to place its response on record.

NSA Detention Row| Sonam Wangchuk Has Been Given Fair Treatment: Centre Tells Supreme Court

Today, On 3rd February, The Central government and Ladakh administration told the Supreme Court that all procedural safeguards were followed while detaining climate activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act (NSA). The Centre emphasized that “Sonam Wangchuk has been given a fair treatment.”

CJI Remark on Trade Unions Triggers Row, Labour Groups Say It ‘Attacks’ Constitutional Rights

Chief Justice of India’s remarks blaming trade unions for slowing industrial growth have sparked strong backlash from labour bodies and Left groups. Unions say the comments undermine constitutional rights, misrepresent labour realities, and echo neoliberal economic thinking.

BREAKING| I Have The Democratic Right To Criticize And Protest Against The Government: Sonam Wangchuk To Supreme Court

Today, On 29th January, The Supreme Court resumed hearings on a petition challenging the detention of activist Sonam Wangchuk under the National Security Act. Wangchuk told the Court he has the right to criticize and protest without posing threat to state security.

“Suspend Cops Who Don’t Give Written Grounds of Arrest”: Allahabad High Court Cracks Down on Illegal Arrests

The Allahabad High Court has ruled that police officers who fail to disclose specific grounds of arrest in writing will face suspension and departmental action. Declaring such arrests illegal, the court said mere form-filling without substance violates constitutional rights and due process.

Destitute To The Extreme: Supreme Court Gives Centre Final Chance To Frame SOPs For Homeless Mentally Ill

The Supreme Court termed homeless persons with mental illnesses as “extremely destitute” and “most vulnerable,” granting the Centre a final chance to frame SOPs for rehabilitation. Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta adjourned the PIL to February 9 hearing.

“12-Year Delay Arbitrary”: Karnataka High Court Stays ED’s FEMA Action Against Café Coffee Day CEO Malavika Hegde

The Karnataka High Court has stayed the Enforcement Directorate’s FEMA proceedings against Malavika Hegde, CEO of Coffee Day Enterprises, citing serious legal issues including delay and liability. The Court has paused the ED’s 2022 complaint, show cause notice, and hearing notices till further hearing on January 23.

Transgender Persons in India: Constitutional Rights, Legal Protection and Social Reality | Explained

This article explains the constitutional rights, legal protections, and landmark Supreme Court judgments shaping transgender persons rights in India, while examining persistent social discrimination, welfare measures, and ongoing challenges faced by the transgender community.

Phone Tapping Case: Supreme Court Extends Interim Protection to Ex-SIB Chief T Prabhakar Rao

Today, on 16th January, The Supreme Court extended interim protection to former Telangana SIB chief T. Prabhakar Rao in the phone-tapping probe until March 10, observing custodial interrogation was already permitted and questioning the State’s insistence on continued incarceration without further justification.

‘List for Further Hearing on January 29, 2026’: Supreme Court Defers Plea Against Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention

The Supreme Court has adjourned to January 29 the hearing on a plea filed by the wife of Sonam Wangchuk, challenging his detention under the National Security Act. The petition alleges arbitrary detention, non-supply of complete grounds, and violation of fundamental rights.