For a Self-Respecting Man, Death Is Preferable to Dishonour: Justice Viswanathan Cites Bhagavad  Gita in Split Verdict on Sec 17A PC Act

In a powerful opinion during the Supreme Court’s split verdict on Section 17A of the Prevention of Corruption Act, Justice K.V. Viswanathan invoked the Bhagavad Gita to stress that personal integrity and honour are priceless for a public servant. He stated “For a Self-Respecting Man, Death Is Preferable to Dishonour”

Husband’s Financial Dominance in Matrimonial Discord Is Just Daily Wear and Tear of Marriage, Not Cruelty: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that a husband’s financial dominance in a strained marriage does not amount to cruelty. Disputes over expenses reflect “the daily wear and tear of marriage” and do not fall under Section 498 IPC.

CJI B.R. Gavai’s Tenure in Numbers: Record Judgements, Highest Bench Work & A Legacy of Consistency

CJI B.R. Gavai retires after delivering 464 judgements and serving on 772 benches during a standout 6.5-year tenure. His authorship rate never fell below 50%, marking him as one of the Supreme Court’s most consistent judges.

SAGA Group Scam | Why Exploit Senior Citizens?: Supreme Court Protects Actor Alok Nath from Arrest

Today, On 16th September, The Supreme Court granted protection to Bollywood actor Alok Nath from arrest in the alleged multi-state SAGA Group investor fraud case involving cooperative credit schemes.

Rule of Law Has to Be Preserved, Courts Must Enforce It Without Fear or Favour: Justice B V Nagarathna

Justice B V Nagarathna emphasised that preserving the rule of law is central to democracy, stressing that courts must enforce it “without fear or favour, affection or ill will,” upholding impartial justice as their highest constitutional duty.

“Once the Marriage is Over, Let the Cases End Too”: Supreme Court on Post-Divorce Criminal Proceedings

The Supreme Court held that continuing criminal proceedings after divorce, without specific allegations, only prolongs bitterness and burdens the justice system. The ruling came while quashing an FIR against a man and his family in a matrimonial dispute.

Justice B.V. Nagarathna: “Supreme Court Is Forced to to Take Many Avatars”

Justice B.V. Nagarathna voiced concern that the Supreme Court is increasingly burdened with minor matters, forcing it to function like a family or bail court instead of focusing on truly significant constitutional issues.

Supreme Court Rejects Plea to Direct Oil Companies to Allocate CSR Funds for Delhi Public Transport, Cites ‘Losses Don’t Impose Burden on Firms’

The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL by Tsunami On Roads, seeking oil companies to use CSR funds for enhancing public transport in polluted cities like Delhi. While the court rejected the direct allocation, it allowed the petitioner to approach authorities like the EPCA for consideration of their proposal regarding air pollution mitigation.

[2020 Clash with TMC Workers] “Ensures Trial May Commence, and Justice Is Done to the Parties”: SC Transfers 2 FIRs to CBI Against WB BJP Leader Kabir Shankar Bose

Today, On 4th December, the Supreme Court transferred two FIRs against West Bengal BJP leader Kabir Shankar Bose to the CBI due to concerns over local investigation impartiality. The FIRs relate to a 2020 clash with TMC workers, highlighting the judiciary’s commitment to ensure a fair and unbiased inquiry.

Supreme Court Verdicts|| How SC Judges Rebut and Refer in Dissenting Opinions?

The Supreme Court of India issued a landmark ruling on November 5, determining that not all private property is a community resource. This decision prompted dissent from Justices B.V. Nagarathna and Sudhanshu Dhulia, who criticized the majority’s characterization of prior judicial doctrines, highlighting the importance of dissenting opinions in shaping legal interpretations and promoting transparency.