The Shinde faction told the Supreme Court that disqualification from the former Maharashtra Assembly can no longer be granted. The Thackeray faction seeks a declaration with implications for the symbol dispute.
The Supreme Court recorded the Centre’s assurance that the CAPF cadre review proposal will be submitted for approval by November 30 and sought comparative IPS deputation figures.
A Delhi court has granted conditional bail to CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke after his preventive detention ahead of the Connaught Place Tiranga march, directing him to execute a peace bond and maintain peace for one year.
The Supreme Court has agreed to list early a petition seeking interim suspension of CEC Gyanesh Kumar and enforcement of collective decision-making within the Election Commission of India.
The Supreme Court has cancelled the bail granted to Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Sukrya Mhatre in a case alleging assault on doctors and hospital staff, directing him to surrender within three days.
The Supreme Court has disposed of a PIL seeking nationwide action against counterfeit cancer drugs and other life-saving medicines, directing that the petition be forwarded to the Union authorities for consideration without expressing any view on merits.
The Supreme Court has directed CBSE to extend to Class VI students the same transitional relaxation granted to Class VII, making third-language assessment school-based without any pass-or-fail consequence linked to Board results.
The Supreme Court has stayed a Delhi High Court judgment upholding the GST Department’s search of an advocate’s office and seizure of his computers, while questioning the non-disclosure of the reasons supporting the search.
The Supreme Court has refused to interfere with a ₹14.49 crore arbitral award in favour of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly, leaving concurrent findings of the arbitral tribunal and Calcutta High Court undisturbed.
The Allahabad High Court extended protection to a couple who obtained a mutual-consent divorce but later remarried for the sake of their two children, while observing that the institution of marriage should not be treated lightly over trivial disputes.
