Honour Killing Fears| “‘Regressive Elements Cannot Be Encouraged”: Supreme Court Steps In To Protect Inter-Caste Couple

The Supreme Court stayed a Rajasthan High Court order allowing parents of an inter-caste married woman to meet her, after the couple expressed fears of honour killing and threats from her family following their marriage.

Why Do Boys Marry Girls And Then Insult Them?: Supreme Court Makes Strong Remarks In Dowry Death Case

The Supreme Court refused to interfere with convictions in a Chhattisgarh dowry death case, strongly criticising dowry harassment and humiliation of brides, while Justice BV Nagarathna emphasised that courts must send a strong societal message against financial coercion and mistreatment in matrimonial homes.

You Went to Social Media for This?, He Lost His Job: Supreme Court To Journalist Who Posted About Molestation by Male Co-Passenger

The Supreme Court dismissed a journalist’s plea challenging a Delhi High Court order directing removal of social media posts accusing a co-passenger of sexual harassment, observing that publicly identifying someone online could harm reputation and amount to defamation, especially when consequences included suspension from employment.

Reformation Over Retribution: Supreme Court Approves Premature Release of Rohit Chaturvedi in 2003 Madhumita Shukla Murder Case

The Supreme Court of India approved premature release of Rohit Chaturvedi in the 2003 Madhumita Shukla murder case, emphasising reformative justice over retribution and noting he had spent nearly 22 years in prison before being granted relief.

Rani Kapur Claims Priya Kapur Tried to Bypass Court Mediation in Explosive Family Trust Dispute Before Supreme Court

The legal dispute over late businessman Sunjay Kapur’s estate intensified after Rani Kapur accused Priya Kapur of bypassing court-monitored mediation to gain control of disputed family assets before the Supreme Court Bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and Ujjal Bhuyan.

93,000 Cases Pending, Why Don’t You Go To High Court?, : Supreme Court Refuses Bail In Noida Protest Violence Case Against Student

The Supreme Court of India refused bail to a student accused in the Noida workers’ protest violence case, directing him to approach the Allahabad High Court first while questioning maintainability of petitions filed directly under Article 32.

We Keep Shouting Pendency: Supreme Court Slams Centre, Dismisses Appeal with Rs.25,000 Cost

Supreme Court of India imposed Rs.25,000 costs on the Union government and dismissed its appeal against relief granted to a CISF constable by the High Court. The Bench criticised unnecessary litigation, questioning the Centre’s decision to approach the apex court.

No Shortage of LPG: Attorney General Tells Supreme Court in Key Hearing

“There is no shortage of LPG,” Attorney General Venkataramani told the Constitution Bench as it revisited the 1978 industry ruling under the Industrial Disputes Act, with a nine-judge Bench led by CJI Surya Kant hearing submissions on Tuesday.

“Targeting Any Community Is Constitutionally Impermissible”: Supreme Court Warns Public Figures in Landmark Free Speech Ruling

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that public figures holding high constitutional offices cannot target any community based on religion, caste, language or region. The Court stressed that freedom of speech cannot be misused to vilify or denigrate any section of society.

“Don’t Trust Anybody Before Marriage”: Supreme Court Warns Couples on Pre-Marital Physical Relationships

The Supreme Court observed that a boy and girl before marriage are “total strangers” and advised caution while engaging in pre-marital physical relationships. The remarks came during a bail hearing in a false promise of marriage rape case, where the Court also suggested mediation.