Supreme Court Registers Suo Motu PIL on Non-Functional CCTV in Police Stations: 11 Custodial Deaths in 8 Months

Today, On 4th September, The Supreme Court has registered a suo motu PIL over non-functional CCTV cameras in police stations after a Dainik Bhaskar report revealed 11 custodial deaths in the last 7 to 8 months, raising serious concerns on accountability.

ANALYSIS | “No Papers, No Property”: Supreme Court Slams Fake Property Claims in Landmark Ruling

The Supreme Court ruled that unregistered property claims hold no legal value. Only properly documented, registered ownership will be protected by law.

Landmark Ruling | Supreme Court Upholds Arrest Powers Under Customs and GST Laws: Full Explanation in Simple Terms

The Supreme Court Yesterday (Feb 27) ruled that authorized officers can legally arrest under the GST & Customs Act, rejecting challenges to their powers. The judgment clarifies arrest conditions, legal safeguards, and enforcement rights against tax evasion.

Landmark Ruling | Indore Court Orders Wife to Pay Maintenance to Husband in First-of-its-Kind Case in MP

The Indore family court has ordered the wife to pay alimony of Rs 5,000 per month to her husband after both parties filed harassment complaints and sought spousal support. This ruling followed a legal battle between the couple, resulting in the court favoring the husband.