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.

“Why Do You Need Sundays Off?”: Justice Aravind Kumar Urges Young Lawyers to Show Commitment

Justice Aravind Kumar questioned the trend of young lawyers taking weekends off, stressing that true success requires dedication and long working hours. He said commitment to the profession is essential and limiting work time can slow down learning and growth.

Idea That Delhi Is the Pinnacle of Legal Ability Is Utterly False: SC Judge Justice Aravind Kumar

Supreme Court Justice Aravind Kumar said the belief that Delhi is India’s legal pinnacle is a false, manufactured impression, stressing that Delhi is not India and warning against equating the capital’s prominence with nationwide legal excellence and ability.

“Humne Wo Sun Liya, Jo Usne Kaha Hi Nahi”: Supreme Court Flags Transcript Row in Sonam Wangchuk NSA Detention Case

The Supreme Court resumed hearing Sonam Wangchuk’s plea challenging his detention under the National Security Act, with Kapil Sibal alleging selective and incorrect speech transcripts.
The Bench has now sought the original speech record and ordered the pen drive evidence to be sealed and produced before the Court.

Supreme Court Tests Legality of Sonam Wangchuk’s NSA Detention, Centre Cites ‘Independent Application of Mind’

The Supreme Court questioned the Centre on the “application of mind” behind Sonam Wangchuk’s detention under the National Security Act. ASG KM Nataraj defended the order, saying preventive detention cannot be compared to court judgments; rejoinder arguments will continue Monday at 2 PM.

BREAKING | WB SIR Row| Won’t Allow Any Impediment in Conduct of Special Intensive Revision: Supreme Court

Today, On 9th February, The Supreme Court directed West Bengal to ensure over 8,000 officers assigned for the special intensive revision of electoral rolls report to district electoral officers by Tuesday evening. CJI Surya Kant said, “We will not allow any impediment in conduct of SIR.”