Article 311 Bars Removal Only By A Subordinate Authority, Not By An Officer Of Equal Rank: Supreme Court Restores RPSF Constable’s 1983 Removal

The bar under Article 311(1) of the Constitution is attracted only where an employee is dismissed or removed by an authority subordinate in rank to the one that appointed him, the Supreme Court held, restoring the 1983 removal of an RPSF constable after finding that the removing officer was of the same rank as the […]

“You Think Women Can’t Lift LPG Cylinders?”: Supreme Court Awards Rs 12 Lakh To Woman Denied Job Over Her Gender

“You think women can’t lift LPG cylinders? Day in, day out they lift gas cylinders in their house,” the Supreme Court observed, awarding Rs 12 lakh compensation to a woman denied a job at an Indian Oil LPG plant because of her gender, calling it “an affront to womanhood” by a Government of India undertaking. […]

“Both Are Doctors”: Supreme Court Says All Medical Interns, Indian Or Foreign, Must Get Stipends On Parity

“Both are doctors; the only thing is that he has studied abroad,” the Supreme Court observed, indicating it will pass comprehensive directions that all medical interns, whether Indian or foreign graduates, must be paid a stipend on parity, and warning States of contempt for non-payment. New Delhi: The Supreme Court has indicated that it will […]

Kashi Math Dispute: Supreme Court Lets Successor Pontiff Continue Execution Without Fresh Substitution Before The Court That Passed The Decree

The Supreme Court declined to interfere with a Kerala High Court ruling allowing the successor of a Kashi Math pontiff to continue execution of a 2009 decree directly before the executing court, under Section 146 read with the Explanation to Order XXI Rule 16 of the CPC, without first obtaining substitution from the court that passed the decree. The two-decade dispute between guru and disciple continues in execution.

Pending Inquiry Not An Automatic Bar: Supreme Court Directs J&K To Release Coach Bilquis Mir For Asian Games 2026

The Supreme Court directed the Jammu and Kashmir administration to release international canoe official Bilquis Mir to coach the Indian team at the Asian Games 2026, holding that a pending inquiry cannot be treated as an automatic disqualification and that sports administration demands timelines that cannot await ordinary bureaucratic processes. New Delhi: The Supreme Court […]

Vinesh Phogat Case| WFI Plea Against HC Order Allowing Selection Trial Participation Becomes Infructuous: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court dismissed the Wrestling Federation of India’s challenge to orders permitting Vinesh Phogat to participate in the 2026 Asian Games selection trials, holding the matter had become infructuous after the trials concluded and clarifying that all legal issues remain open in pending proceedings.

Delhi Riots Case| We Are With You: Supreme Court Tells Accused Tasleem Ahmed and Khalid Saifi

The Supreme Court of India made prima facie observations favouring accused Tasleem Ahmed and Khalid Saifi while hearing bail pleas in the Delhi riots larger conspiracy case under the UAPA before adjourning further consideration.

Delhi Riots Case : Supreme Court Adjourns Bail Pleas of Tasleem Ahmed and Abdul Khalid Saifi Until May 19

The Supreme Court postponed hearing bail pleas of Delhi riots accused Tasleem Ahmed and Abdul Khalid Saifi in cases linked to the 2020 North-East Delhi riots after Additional Solicitor General S V Raju said detailed arguments would require substantial time before the Bench.

‘Conscience of the State’: CJI Surya Kant Marks Lokayukta’s 40-Year Legacy of Accountability

At the 40-year celebration of the Karnataka Lokayukta in Bengaluru, the CJI praised its role in ensuring accountability and public trust. New digital tools for investigations and asset disclosure were launched to strengthen anti-corruption efforts.