“No Judge-Specific Data on Corruption Complaints”: Supreme Court Tells Delhi High Court in RTI Case

The Supreme Court told the Delhi High Court that it does not maintain judge-wise records of corruption or misconduct complaints. The Court said collecting such information would require diverting significant resources and may also be exempt under the RTI Act.

‘No Below-the-Belt News’: Bombay High Court Warns Republic TV in Anil Ambani Defamation Case

The Bombay High Court refused to stop Republic TV from reporting on Anil Ambani but warned the channel to avoid defamatory and disparaging language. The Court said media can report news, but “below-the-belt” remarks will not be tolerated.

Kerala High Court Refuses PIL on Eco-Friendly Campaigns, Says “No Violation Shown” During Assembly Polls

The Kerala High Court refused to entertain a PIL seeking strict enforcement of eco-friendly election campaign norms during Assembly polls. The Court said no specific violation was shown and noted that monitoring mechanisms are already in place.

Big Decision Pending: Supreme Court Reserves Verdict on Environmental Clearance for Rule-Violating Projects

The Supreme Court of India has reserved its verdict on whether projects that violated environmental norms can be granted clearance later. The decision will impact projects worth thousands of crores and future environmental law enforcement in India.

Another Judge Duped in Cyber Fraud: Fake Samsung Customer Care Scam Costs Rs 93,000

A Mumbai Small Causes Court judge lost Rs 93,000 after calling a fake Samsung customer care number found on Google and installing an APK file. Police have registered a case under IPC and IT Act as cyber fraud targeting judges continues to rise.

“What Is Your Deep-Rooted Agenda?” : Supreme Court Slams Petitioner, Dismisses Plea On Air India Crash Report

The Supreme Court dismissed a plea seeking more details in the Air India crash preliminary report, questioning the petitioner’s motive. The Court said such information can be sought through RTI and refused to interfere with the Delhi High Court order.

‘First Appeal Is Dismissed’: Bombay High Court Refuses To Recognise Anita Advani–Rajesh Khanna Relationship As Marriage

The Bombay High Court dismissed Anita Advani’s appeal seeking legal recognition of her relationship with late actor Rajesh Khanna as a marriage. The Court upheld the earlier ruling and refused to grant her legal status as a wife under the law.

“We Are Not Closing the Case”: Supreme Court on West Bengal Electoral Roll Revision Dispute

The Supreme Court said bulk Form 6 submissions during electoral roll revision are not new and objections can be filed as per the law. The Court also directed that all objections in the West Bengal electoral roll revision be decided by April 7.

“Woman Is Absolute Owner of Streedhan, Husband Has No Control”: Allahabad High Court Quashes 406 IPC Case

The Allahabad High Court ruled that a wife is the absolute owner of her streedhan and cannot be prosecuted for criminal breach of trust for taking it. The Court quashed the criminal case against the woman and her relatives, reaffirming women’s exclusive legal rights over streedhan.

“Digital Vigilantism Has Consequences”: Delhi High Court Pulls Up Richa Chadha, Media Over Unverified Sexual Misconduct Allegations

The Delhi High Court criticised Richa Chadha and media houses for amplifying unverified sexual misconduct allegations, calling it “digital vigilantism.” The Court said such actions damage reputation, violate presumption of innocence, and ordered removal of defamatory content.