Today, On 11th August, Supreme Court directed the Delhi government to “submit a detailed report explaining how bail was granted and how the state opposed it” in cases linked to a large-scale interstate child trafficking racket involving kidnapped children sold across several states.
Today, On 26th March, The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL demanding a judicial probe into the Karnataka honeytrap case, calling it “political nonsense.” The petitioner’s counsel argued that the allegations were serious and required thorough investigation. However, the court refused to entertain the plea, emphasizing that such matters should not be used for political motives. The decision puts an end to any immediate legal intervention in the controversy.
New Delhi: Today, 20th March, The Central Government has informed the Supreme Court that it is working to settle the long-standing issue of royalty and tax dues related to mineral rights and mineral-rich lands. This dispute involves the Centre and several mineral-rich states, including Jharkhand, which are seeking to recover dues worth thousands of crores from the government and mining companies.
NEW DELHI: On February 10, 2025, the Supreme Court of India declared the 2010 recruitment process conducted by the Jharkhand government for Class-IV employees to be “illegal” and “unconstitutional”. The Court quashed the entire recruitment process, ordering the state government to issue new advertisements for these positions within six months.