Today, On 30th April, The Supreme Court declared digital access a fundamental right and issued 20 directions to simplify the KYC process for visually impaired and acid attack victims, ensuring they can complete it without discrimination or unnecessary hardship.
A public interest plea in the Delhi High Court highlights the necessity for a centralized platform to monitor financial assets across various regulatory entities. The court acknowledged the issue but refrained from intervening. The plea addresses trapped funds in inoperative accounts, urging authorities to create guidelines for nominee details and ensure the recovery of unclaimed assets.
On Monday, October 16, the Supreme Court decided to refer the petitions challenging the anonymous electoral bonds scheme to a Constitution Bench comprising five judges. Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, while addressing the matter, stated, “In view of the importance of the issue raised, and with regard to Article 145(4) of the Constitution of […]