Supreme Court Rejects Review Petition on Electoral Bond Confiscation

The Supreme Court of India ruled that the electoral bonds scheme violated the right to information and free speech, dismissing a review petition against its earlier decision. The scheme’s anonymity favored the ruling party and undermined accountability. The Court mandated disclosure of all related financial details by the State Bank of India and the Election Commission.

Supreme Court to Hear Karnataka Govt’s Plea Against Bail of Actor Darshan and Others on April 2

New Delhi: The Supreme Court of India has agreed to hear on April 2 a plea filed by the Karnataka government challenging the bail granted by the Karnataka High Court to Kannada actor Darshan Thoogudeepa, actress Pavithra Gowda, and 15 others in the Renukaswamy murder case.

Tamil Nadu Government vs Governor Row| Couldn’t Simply Sit on Bills Because He Believed It’s Conflicted with Central Laws, Instead Of Giving Opinions: Supreme Court

NEW DELHI: On Friday (8th Feb): The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns over a “deadlock” caused by Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi not taking a decision on bills passed by the legislative assembly. The court questioned how the state government could function if the Governor neither approved nor communicated his reasons for withholding assent.

[Quota Policy Controversy] ‘There Will Be Chaos’: SC Refuses to Stay Ongoing Grade-I Posts Exam in Telangana

The Supreme Court today (21st Oct) has refused to stay the ongoing Telangana Public Service Commission exam for 563 Grade-I posts, citing potential chaos if postponed. This decision follows concerns over a disputed quota policy raised by advocate Kapil Sibal. The exams started on October 21 and will run until October 27, with around 31,383 candidates participating.

Whether a Husband Can be Immune From Prosecution For Rape If He Coerces His Wife For Sex? CJI Led Bench to Decide

The Supreme Court today is set to consider urgent pleas regarding whether a husband can be prosecuted for rape if he coerces his adult wife into sex. Senior advocate Indira Jaising emphasized the need for swift action. Legal debates over marital rape exceptions in Indian law have been ongoing, with implications for women’s rights.

[RG Kar Rape- Murder] ‘We Find CBI’s Report Disturbing’, Asks CBI to File Status Report On ‘Financial Irregularities’ at R G Kar Hospital: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court instructed today (17th Sept) the CBI to provide an update on the R G Kar Medical College and Hospital case, emphasizing the importance of public interest and transparency. They also refused to halt live proceedings despite concerns raised by the West Bengal government. The Court stressed the need to protect the victim’s identity and instructed Wikipedia to remove sensitive information. Additionally, the CBI was asked to submit a status report on the financial irregularities in medical departments. The case involves the rape and murder of a 31-year-old doctor, leading to multiple unresolved questions and investigations into potential corruption and evidence tampering.

CJI to Hear Punjab Govt’s Urgent Plea for Release of Rs 1,000 Crore Rural Development Funds

The Supreme Court agreed to consider Punjab government’s plea for urgent release of over Rs 1,000 crore from the Centre, related to Rural Development Fund dues. The state seeks immediate funds as an interim measure, claiming the Centre owes Punjab over Rs 4,200 crore. Lawyer Shadan Farasat appealed for an early hearing, which was accepted by Chief Justice Chandrachud.

“Cannot Entertain This”: Apex Court Rejects to Quash Defamation Case Filed by Divya Spandana Against Asianet News Network

The Supreme Court today rejected Divya Spandana’s plea to dismiss a defamation case against Asianet News Network and journalist Vishweshwar Bhat. Spandana filed the lawsuit over allegations implicating her in a betting and spot-fixing scandal, claiming her name was repeatedly mentioned during the telecasts. Both the Karnataka High Court and the Supreme Court upheld the decision not to quash the proceedings.

[Breaking] CJI Extends Stay on Notices Issued by LS Privileges Panel to West Bengal Officials Till Jul 19

The Supreme Court today extended the stay on notices summoning West Bengal officials until July 19 due to the unavailability of Solicitor General Tushar Mehta. The notices were related to an alleged breach of privilege by them regarding their response to a complaint filed by a BJP MP. The court will continue addressing the plea on July 19.

What You Need to Know About Judicial Officers’ Promotion Case?| SC’s Reserved Verdict

Today, On 2nd May, In the Supreme Court, a significant case concerning the promotion of judicial officers has emerged, sparking widespread interest, the appointment of senior civil judges as additional district and sessions judges and the interpretation of Rule 5(1)(1). Suspension of promotions and calls for a Constitution bench highlight the case’s significance. The court also seeks clarification on promotion criteria, emphasizing the importance of interpreting rules.