Bombay High Court has issued a notice to the Centre on a plea alleging that LPG exports are being prioritised despite domestic shortage, with a Division Bench of Justices Anil S Kilor and Raj D Wakode terming the matter “serious” and of grave importance.
Today, On 16th February, The Supreme Court granted the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) one week to submit a compliance affidavit. The affidavit must detail the proposed plan, timeline, and methods for deploying screen-reader software for visually-impaired candidates in its examinations.
The Centre has amended the IT Rules to regulate AI-generated content and shorten takedown timelines for unlawful material. Notified by MeitY on February 10, the new provisions will take effect from February 20, 2026.
Today, On 16th December, Delhi High Court has sought a response from the DGCA on a contempt plea by pilot unions alleging illegal relaxations to airlines and approval of fatigue management schemes contrary to CAR 2024 safety norms governing flight duty limits.
Today, On 12th December, InterGlobe Aviation, which operates IndiGo, has moved the Delhi High Court seeking a refund of more than Rs.900 crore paid as customs duty on re-imported aircraft engines and parts. Justice Shail Jain recused, stating, “My son is a pilot with IndiGo.”
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi reacted sharply to the Supreme Court’s order on the Waqf Amendment Act, saying, “Devil will be in the details,” and termed the decision as not good for safeguarding Waqf properties.
The Supreme Court will pronounce its verdict on stay pleas challenging the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025 on September 15. The Bench had reserved the order earlier, making this a crucial ruling for Waqf administration across India.
The Supreme Court declared that the government, as a constitutional employer, cannot act like a market player. It ruled that outsourcing cannot be misused to exploit workers or deny them fair engagement, regularization, and basic pay parity rights. New Delhi: The Supreme Court ruled that public institutions cannot exploit workers through job outsourcing, denying long-term […]
Today, On 21st August, The Supreme Court refused to urgently hear a plea challenging the mandatory registration of all waqfs, including waqf-by-users, on the “UMEED Portal”, observing that registration is not being denied by authorities.
The Supreme Court said that medical seats should not remain vacant when India is facing a shortage of doctors. This came while hearing petitions asking admission authorities to hold a special or stray counseling round for unfilled seats. These requests were made even after five rounds of counseling had already been completed. The court stressed the need to use all available resources to address the country’s healthcare challenges.
