Ex-MP Mohan Delkar Suicide| “A Sensitive Person May End Life, But Hard-Hearted One May Not”: CJI Gavai Reserves Verdict on Son’s Plea Against Quashing of FIR

Today, On 4th August, The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on a plea challenging the quashing of the FIR against UT Administrator Praful Khoda Patel and others, accused of abetting the 2021 suicide of ex-MP Mohan Delkar.

Overwhelmed Yet Committed: Successor Justice Gavai Will Uphold Supreme Court Values, Says CJI Sanjiv Khanna on Demitting Office

Justice Sanjiv Khanna was honored on his last day as Chief Justice of India, receiving heartfelt tributes from colleagues and lawyers. He reflected on his legacy and praised his successor, Justice B R Gavai. Both justices emphasized the importance of diversity in the judiciary and the deeper connection between the bar and bench.

Supreme Court Slams Disobedience, Demotes AP Officer for Ignoring Court Order

The Supreme Court of India has demoted an Andhra Pradesh officer for violating a High Court order, emphasizing that disobedience undermines democracy. The Court asserted that such actions threaten judicial authority and public trust in the justice system, warning all public officials to adhere to court rulings or face serious consequences.

Supreme Court Grants Bail to Man Jailed for Over 5 Years Without Trial in UP Drugs Case

The Supreme Court of India granted bail to a man imprisoned for over 5.2 years in a drug case without a trial beginning. The court emphasized that prolonged detention without trial is unjust. The accused sought bail after the Allahabad High Court denied his request, highlighting the unfairness of his continued incarceration.

Supreme Court Issues Notice to Telangana Over Delay in BRS MLA Disqualification Pleas

New Delhi, March 4 – The Supreme Court has raised concerns over the delay by the Telangana Assembly Speaker in making a decision on the disqualification petitions of BRS MLAs who switched to the ruling Congress party.

Supreme Court to Host National Conference on District Judiciary Challenges On Feb 1

NEW DELHI: On January 31, 2025, the Supreme Court announced that it will organize a national conference on February 1, focused on addressing the challenges faced by the district judiciary. The conference will have four main technical sessions, each aiming to improve the efficiency and functioning of the judicial system across India.

BREAKING|| SC Slams Uttarakhand, says State’s Approach in Controlling Forest Fires Lackadaisical

Today, On15th May, The Supreme Court strongly criticized Uttarakhand for its response to forest fires, emphasizing the need for decisive action and implementation of measures. The Chief Secretary was summoned to explain the state’s efforts, including deployment of forest personnel and fund utilization. The court also highlighted the critical need to address vacancies in the forest department.

Corbett Illegal Construction | Supreme Court Criticizes Former Uttarakhand Forest Minister Rawat & Ex-Forest Officer

The Supreme Court Today admonished former Uttarakhand forest minister Rawat and ex-divisional forest officer for permitting illegal construction and tree felling in Corbett tiger reserve. The court criticized their blatant disregard for environmental laws and instructed the CBI to provide a status report on the investigation within three months. Additionally, a committee will evaluate the feasibility of tiger safaris in India’s national parks’ buffer zones. The Enforcement Directorate has conducted raids as part of the investigation.