“Probe Nearly Complete”: Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Ex-Telangana Intelligence Chief T Prabhakar Rao in Phone Tapping Case

The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to former Telangana Intelligence Chief T Prabhakar Rao in the alleged phone tapping case. The Court noted that he cooperated with the investigation and warned against tampering with evidence or influencing witnesses.

Major Tax Relief| Sharbat Rooh Afza Is a Fruit Drink , 4% VAT Not 12.5%: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India ruled that Hamdard (Wakf) Laboratories’ “Rooh Afza” qualifies as a fruit drink under the Uttar Pradesh Value Added Tax Act, 2008, attracting 4% VAT instead of 12.5%, citing consistent concessional classification across multiple States.

Haryana Multi-Marketing Scam: Supreme Court Grants Arrest Protection to Shreyas Talpade and Alok Nath

The Supreme Court has protected actors Shreyas Talpade and Alok Nath from arrest till completion of investigation in the Haryana multi-marketing scam case. The Court raised key questions on celebrity liability in brand endorsements while keeping all legal issues open.

Supreme Court Steps In Over Shocking Sexual Abuse Claims in ISKCON Schools, Directs Fresh Probe by Child Rights Bodies

The Supreme Court heard serious allegations of sexual abuse in ISKCON-run schools and questioned the lack of action by authorities. The bench directed petitioners to approach NCPCR and state child rights commissions, stressing that children’s safety must be examined by a neutral body.

Preamble Promises Political Equality: Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Response on Women’s Reservation Bill in Parliament

Today, On 10th November, The Supreme Court sought the Centre’s response on implementing women’s reservation in Parliament, observing that the Constitution guarantees political and social equality and that women, who form nearly 48 percent of the population, deserve equal political representation and participation.

“Society Won’t Forget Us If We Don’t Take Care of Doctors”: Supreme Court’s Strong Message in COVID-19 Compensation Case

The Supreme Court stressed the nation’s duty to support doctors who risked their lives during COVID-19, urging data on compensation schemes. Justice PS Narasimha said, “The first profession that protects human life is the doctor.”

“If They Were Private Persons, They’d Be Arrested in 15 Days”: Supreme Court Slams Madhya Pradesh, CBI Over Custodial Death Case

The Supreme Court blasted the Madhya Pradesh government and CBI for failing to arrest two police inspectors accused in a tribal youth’s custodial death. The Bench warned of contempt if arrests are not made by October 7.

Adani Power in Focus: Supreme Court Dismisses Centre’s Appeal, Says No Export Duty on DTA to SEZ Transfers

The Supreme Court has ruled that goods moved from Domestic Tariff Areas (DTA) to Special Economic Zones (SEZ) are domestic supplies, not exports. The verdict relieves companies like Adani Power from export duty disputes under the Customs Act, 1962.

Telangana Phone Tapping Row: Supreme Court tells ex-SIB Chief Prabhakar Rao to “cooperate with trial”

The Supreme Court has asked former Telangana intelligence officer T Prabhakar Rao to cooperate in the ongoing illegal phone tapping trial. The case involves surveillance of politicians, journalists, and even High Court judges during the BRS Government’s tenure.

Judge Who Ordered Stray Dogs to Be Sent to Shelters Moved in Roster Reshuffle by CJI BR Gavai

CJI BR Gavai reshuffled the Supreme Court roster after two controversial orders by Justices Pardiwala and Mahadevan, including one directing “all stray dogs be removed and sent to shelter homes.” Justice Mahadevan has now been shifted to a new bench.