Some States Do Nothing for the Judges: Supreme Court Orders Centre to Form Panel for Uniform Facilities For Retired HC Judges

The Supreme Court directed the Centre to form a committee to ensure uniform post-retirement facilities for retired High Court judges across all States within two weeks. CJI Surya Kant observed that while some States provide adequate support, others fail to offer even basic facilities, creating significant disparities.

Bacchey Aise Kayi Bar Kar Dete Hein: CJI Surya Kant Breaks Silence on Petitioner Throwing Papers and Abusing Incident

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant broke his silence after a petitioner allegedly hurled documents and used abusive language in court, urging everyone to uphold the dignity, honour and sanctity of constitutional institutions as a shared national responsibility.

Maternity Leave Is A Constitutional Right Not State Charity. Women Cannot Be Denied Salary: J&K High Court

The Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court held that women doctors cannot be denied salaries during maternity leave once leave is granted under service rules. The Court ruled maternity benefits are constitutional rights flowing from dignity, equality and reproductive autonomy, not government charity.

Child Was ‘Heavily Tutored’ and Used as a ‘Pawn’: Allahabad High Court Transfers Five-Year-Old Girl’s Custody to Father

The Allahabad High Court temporarily transferred custody of a five-year-old girl to her father, observing that she appeared “heavily tutored” and was being used as a “pawn” in her parents’ matrimonial dispute. The interim order was passed in a habeas corpus petition.

Gautam Adani Ordered by US Court to Disclose Any Promise or Agreement Behind DOJ’s Dismissal Request

A US federal court directed Gautam Adani to file an affidavit by July 15 disclosing whether any promise, offer or agreement was linked to the US Department of Justice’s request to dismiss the criminal indictment against him and seven others in an alleged bribery case.

Robert Vadra Land Deal Case: ED Says Investigation Into DLF’s Role in Shikohpur Transaction Continues

The Enforcement Directorate informed a Delhi court that its money laundering investigation into the Shikohpur land deal is continuing, particularly regarding DLF’s role. The case under the PMLA names businessman Robert Vadra and others over the Manesar-Shikohpur land transactions in Haryana.

Supreme Court Refuses Immediate Relief to IPS Officer Urvashi Sengar, Agrees Her Maternity Rule Challenge Has Merit

The Supreme Court refused immediate relief to IPS officer Urvashi Sengar, holding that joining Phase-II training midway would undermine its purpose. However, the Court orally agreed that her challenge to the 1993 MHA Office Memorandum on maternity-related interruptions appeared to have substantial legal merit.

Adoption of Niece’s Husband as “Ghardamad” Can’t Confer Property Rights Without Proof of Custom: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that an uncle-in-law cannot adopt his niece’s husband as a “ghardamad” for inheritance unless such a custom is legally proved. Setting aside three concurrent judgments, the Court held that the alleged Oraon tribal custom lacked sufficient evidence under customary law.

Rajpal Yadav Sentenced to 3 Months in Jail: Delhi HC Says He Failed Despite Multiple Chances to Clear Debt

The Delhi High Court sentenced actor Rajpal Yadav to three months’ simple imprisonment in seven cheque bounce cases for repeatedly breaching settlement undertakings. The Court also directed him to pay Rs 7.35 crore in compensation, while his wife was fined over Rs 5 lakh in each case.

SHOCKING Courtroom Drama! ‘Mr Judicial Servant, I Order You’: Litigant Throws Papers & Abuses Judges in SC, Removed During Hearing

A litigant appearing in person was forcibly removed from the Supreme Court after allegedly abusing the Bench and throwing case papers during a hearing challenging an Allahabad High Court order. The incident before Justices K.V. Viswanathan and Alok Aradhe briefly disrupted court proceedings.