BREAKING | Seniority vs Merit: Supreme Court Weighs Age and Experience Gap in District Judge Promotions

Senior Advocate V.V. Giri told the Supreme Court that promotions in the Higher Judicial Service hinge on seniority but must also respect merit and experience. The Bench, led by CJI BR Gavai, is weighing how to balance promotee and direct recruit judges in career progression.

Nationwide Consolidation of FIRs Not Permissible Unless From Same Incident: Supreme Court on Multi-Crore Scam

The Supreme Court held that nationwide consolidation of FIRs with different witnesses, evidence, and laws is not permissible, allowing clubbing only for FIRs from the same incident, while rejecting a plea to merge multi-crore scam FIRs.

Supreme Court Upholds Telangana’s Domicile Rule: 4-Year Study Must for MBBS & BDS State Quota Admissions

Today, On 1st September, The Supreme Court has upheld Telangana’s rule requiring four years of continuous study in the state up to Class 12 for MBBS and BDS state quota admissions, allowing the government’s 2017 rules amended in 2024 to stand.

DGP Appointments case| “Contempt Cannot Be Used to Settle Political Disputes, Proper Forum Is CAT”: Supreme Court

Today, On 18th August, In the DGP appointments case, the Supreme Court said contempt cannot be used to settle political disputes and clarified that the proper forum is CAT, stressing that PIL jurisdiction is meant only to protect socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Supreme Court Questions Retired Judge’s Petition on Telangana PG Medical Admission Rules

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court questioned why a retired judge should advocate for someone else’s issue while hearing a petition challenging Telangana’s postgraduate (PG) medical admission rules. The Court emphasized that affected candidates should file petitions themselves. The case involves a Writ Petition filed by retired Justice V. Eswaraiah, who challenged the rules governing the sliding mechanism for Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates in PG medical admissions.