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    Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Punjab Officer in 2021 Graft Case, Slams High Court’s “Unusual Order”
    Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Punjab Officer in 2021 Graft Case, Slams High Court’s “Unusual Order”
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    Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Punjab Officer in 2021 Graft Case, Slams High Court’s “Unusual Order”

    The Supreme Court gave pre-arrest bail to Punjab officer Gursewak Singh in a 2021 corruption case, criticizing the Punjab and Haryana High Court’s handling of his plea as “cryptic and unusual.” The bench said the officer’s non-arrest for four years itself justified bail.

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    Supreme Court Questions Enforcement of Pharma Freebie Ban; SG Says "It’s a Tiger with Teeth"
    Supreme Court Questions Enforcement of Pharma Freebie Ban; SG Says "It’s a Tiger with Teeth"
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    Supreme Court Questions Enforcement of Pharma Freebie Ban; SG Says “It’s a Tiger with Teeth”

    The Supreme Court heard a PIL seeking statutory backing to curb pharma freebies to doctors under UCPMP. The Bench questioned enforcement while SG Tushar Mehta assured, “It’s a tiger with teeth.”

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    Supreme Court issues notice on plea against ex-Punjab minister Bharat Bhushan Ashu in corruption case
    Supreme Court issues notice on plea against ex-Punjab minister Bharat Bhushan Ashu in corruption case
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    Supreme Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to Patwari in Corruption Case, Slams Punjab & Haryana High Court for ‘Cryptic, Unusual’ Order

    The Supreme Court granted anticipatory bail to Patwari Gursewak Singh in a 2021 corruption case, criticizing the Punjab & Haryana High Court for passing a “cryptic and unusual” order. The Court said the four-year delay in arrest was itself a valid reason for bail.

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    Sanatan Dharma Remark| Court Has Done Many Things in the Past: Supreme Court to Hear Udhayanidhi Stalin's Plea
    Sanatan Dharma Remark| Court Has Done Many Things in the Past: Supreme Court to Hear Udhayanidhi Stalin's Plea
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    Sanatan Dharma Remark| Court Has Done Many Things in the Past: Supreme Court to Hear Udhayanidhi Stalin’s Plea

    Today, On 1st September, In the Sanatan Dharma Remark Row, The Supreme Court observed, “This court has done many things in the past. It does not mean that we should also do the same thing.” The court will hear Udhayanidhi Stalin’s plea in 2026.

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    Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre on Tamil Nadu’s Plea Over Pending RTE Funds, Next Hearing After Four Weeks
    Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre on Tamil Nadu’s Plea Over Pending RTE Funds, Next Hearing After Four Weeks
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    Supreme Court Issues Notice to Centre on Tamil Nadu’s Plea Over Pending RTE Funds, Next Hearing After Four Weeks

    Today, On 1st September, The Supreme Court, hearing Tamil Nadu’s plea over non-release of RTE funds since 2021, issued notice to the Union government. A Bench led by Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta listed the matter for hearing again after four weeks.

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    BREAKING: Delhi CM Slapped at Public Event Over Supreme Court Stray Dog Order | Accused Arrested
    BREAKING: Delhi CM Slapped at Public Event Over Supreme Court Stray Dog Order | Accused Arrested
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    BREAKING: Supreme Court Shifts Stray Dogs Case to New Three-Judge Bench, Hearing Tomorrow

    The Supreme Court has assigned the high-profile stray dogs case to a new bench led by Justice Vikram Nath, with Justices Sandeep Mehta and N.V. Anjaria. The bench will review the August 11 order mandating removal of all stray dogs from Delhi-NCR streets and decide on stay applications.

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    Colonel Assault Case: "Respect the Army; You Sleep Peacefully Because of Them": Supreme Court Backs CBI Probe in Assault on Colonel
    Colonel Assault Case: "Respect the Army; You Sleep Peacefully Because of Them": Supreme Court Backs CBI Probe in Assault on Colonel
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    Colonel Assault Case: “Respect the Army; You Sleep Peacefully Because of Them”: Supreme Court Backs CBI Probe in Assault on Colonel

    Supreme Court dismisses Punjab Police plea, upholds CBI investigation into assault on Army Colonel.
    Says disrespect to armed forces is intolerable and threatens national integrity.

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    Supreme Court Slams Gujarat Power Body: 'Can’t Act Like Private Entity', Rejects GUVNL Pleas on Wind Energy Tariff
    Supreme Court Slams Gujarat Power Body: 'Can’t Act Like Private Entity', Rejects GUVNL Pleas on Wind Energy Tariff
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    ‘Saviour Turned Devil’: Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Bihar Shelter Home Officer Accused of Sexual Abuse

    Supreme Court slams ex-superintendent of Bihar women’s home for alleged sexual exploitation of inmates. Cancels her bail, saying her actions “shook the conscience of the court.”

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    ‘States Must Act Now’: Supreme Court Orders Uniform Policy for Police Media Briefings Across India
    ‘States Must Act Now’: Supreme Court Orders Uniform Policy for Police Media Briefings Across India
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    “Classic Case of Misuse of Police Machinery”: SC Quashes FIR Against Ex-Army Officer’s Widow and Daughter, Slams HC for ‘Pedantic’ Order

    Supreme Court quashes FIR against a 70-year-old widow and her daughter over a land dispute. Slams Telangana HC for a casual, flawed approach and imposes Rs 10 lakh fine on complainant.

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    Supreme Court Hails Tamil Nadu’s Use of Preventive Detention to Tackle Cybercrime
    Supreme Court Hails Tamil Nadu’s Use of Preventive Detention to Tackle Cybercrime
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    Supreme Court Hails Tamil Nadu’s Use of Preventive Detention to Tackle Cybercrime

    The Supreme Court of India commended Tamil Nadu for utilizing preventive detention laws to combat cybercrime, emphasizing that traditional laws are inadequate. The acknowledgment arose during a case involving Abhijeet Singh, accused of defrauding Rs 84.5 lakh. The court will continue hearing the case on June 25, 2025.

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