Widow Has Right To Maintenance From Father-In-Law After Husband’s Death, Says Allahabad High Court

The Allahabad High Court ruled that a husband’s duty to maintain his wife continues even after his death. If a widow cannot support herself, she can legally claim maintenance from her father-in-law under Hindu law.

SC/ST Act Allegations Must Show Clear Caste Link: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court quashed an FIR against Ranjit Kaur, Associate Professor at Lakshmibai College, under the SC/ST Act and IPC provisions. The Court held caste allegations were a “belated addition” to an administrative dispute, lacking specificity to constitute offences under the special law.

Time Has Come to Take Some Drastic Measures: Supreme Court Orders SIT, Names NIC CMD as Accused in Forged Insurance Case

The Supreme Court of India ordered the CMD of National Insurance Company be made an accused in a forged policy probe and directed SIT formation. The Court termed the insurer’s inaction a “brutal lack of responsibility,” urging stricter vigilance and accountability in public money matters.

Supreme Court Sets Aside Succession Certificate, Says Expecting Minor to Read Public Notice is “Perverse”

The Supreme Court held that expecting a minor to respond to a public notice about a court case is “wholly erroneous and perverse.” The Court set aside an ex-parte succession certificate granted without informing or appointing a guardian for the minor heir.

‘Not In My Hand, BJP Wants President’s Rule’: Mamata Banerjee After Supreme Court Rap Over Malda Hostage Row

Mamata Banerjee said the “administration is not in my hand” and alleged a plan to impose President’s Rule after the Supreme Court of India criticised the state over the Malda judicial officers hostage incident. She urged people not to resort to violence and not to obstruct judges during the electoral roll revision process.

“No Settlement, No Bail”: Supreme Court Cancels Bail of Businessman  Satinder Singh Bhasin in Grand Venice Fraud Case

The Supreme Court cancelled the bail of businessman Satinder Singh Bhasin in the Grand Venice fraud case for not complying with bail conditions and failing to settle investor claims. The Court ordered him to surrender within a week and forfeited his ₹50 crore deposit.

“Was Monitoring Till 2 AM”: CJI Slams Bengal Govt After Judicial Officers Held Hostage for 9 Hours

The Supreme Court strongly criticised the West Bengal government after seven judicial officers were held hostage in Malda during voter list revision work. The Court ordered a CBI/NIA probe and said the incident was a serious challenge to the authority of the judiciary.

“Most Polarised State”: Supreme Court Sends Central Forces to Protect Judges on SIR duty in West Bengal

The Supreme Court ordered deployment of central armed forces to protect judicial officers after they were gheraoed and attacked in West Bengal during electoral roll revision work. The Court called the incident a serious attack on the rule of law and sought explanation from top state officials.

“What Are You Doing? Delhi Has Become a Mandi Now”: Delhi High Court Slams Authorities Over Child Trafficking at Railway Stations

The Delhi High Court sought responses from Railways, Delhi Police, and Delhi government on a PIL raising child trafficking concerns at railway stations. The Bench warned, “Delhi has become a mandi,” urging urgent action after observations at key stations.

Telangana Passes Advocates Protection Bill 2026, Ensures Police Security and Strong Legal Safeguards for Lawyers

The Telangana Legislative Assembly approved the Telangana Advocates Protection Bill, 2026, ensuring police protection, safeguards against false cases, and a dedicated grievance redressal system for lawyers. Minister Sridhar Babu Duddilla said the law, shaped by Bar Council inputs, strengthens advocates’ safety, confidence, and professional independence.