Delete The Post,  Social Media Is Not A License To Tarnish Actor’s Reputation: Bombay High Court Advises Salman Khan’s Neighbour

The Bombay High Court advised Salman Khan’s neighbour Ketan Kakkad to consider deleting social media posts and videos targeting the actor, observing that access to digital platforms does not confer a right to damage another person’s reputation. The Court stressed that pending disputes should be resolved through legal proceedings.

CJI Surya Kant’s London Lecture Sparks Controversy After Attendees Raise Questions On Dissent And “Cockroach” Remarks

A lecture by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant at the University of London’s Birkbeck campus drew controversy after a tense exchange during the question-and-answer session. Attendees raised concerns regarding freedom of dissent in India and remarks linked to the term “cockroach” during discussions on artificial intelligence and international law.

Judges Need Not Be Treated as Holy Cows, None Can Deny There Is Corruption in the Judiciary: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court refused to ban the Tamil film Karuppu, observing that portraying judicial corruption and criticising the judiciary cannot automatically amount to contempt, while emphasising that judges are not beyond scrutiny and freedom of artistic expression must be protected in a democratic society.

Bombay High Court Quashes Hate-Speech FIR Against Shekhar Suman and Bharti Singh: No Intent to Outrage Religious Feelings

The Bombay High Court ruled that the comedy show line “Ya Allah! Rasgulla! Dahi Bhalla!” did not intend to hurt religious sentiments. It quashed the 2010 FIR filed against actors Shekhar Suman and Bharati Singh in the case.

‘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.

“You Can’t Be Attached To Your Reputation”: Delhi High Court Judge’s Sharp Remark To Aniruddhacharya Amid Personality Rights Case

The Delhi High Court granted interim protection to Aniruddhacharya’s personality rights over alleged deepfake and AI content. During the hearing, the judge remarked that a spiritual preacher should be above criticism and not attached to reputation.

“Lyrics Not Crime?” Punjab & Haryana High Court Stays Criminal Case Against Guru Randhawa Over ‘Sirra’ Song Row

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has stayed criminal proceedings against singer Guru Randhawa over alleged objectionable lyrics in his song ‘Sirra’. The Court noted that the trial court issued notice without recording preliminary evidence and halted the case till July 16.

Criticising Supreme Court Judgments Is Not Contempt, Says CJI Bench

The Supreme Court said that criticism of its judgments is not an insult to the judiciary and people have the right to express different views. The Court clarified that criticism of judgments is different from allegations of corruption against the judiciary.

“We don’t want hate speech against any community in the country”: Supreme Court refuses to recognise Brahmophobia as offence

The Supreme Court of India refused to entertain a plea seeking recognition of “Brahmophobia,” with BV Nagarathna stressing hate speech against any community is unacceptable and must be addressed through education, tolerance, fraternity and societal values.

“Free Speech or Harassment?” Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Journalist Ravi Nair’s Plea Against Summons Over Adani Report

The Supreme Court of India declined to hear journalist Ravi Nair’s plea challenging a summons issued by the Ahmedabad Crime Branch over a report on the Adani Group. The Court asked him to approach the Gujarat High Court instead, after which the petition was withdrawn.