The Supreme Court directed the Jammu and Kashmir administration to release international canoe official Bilquis Mir to coach the Indian team at the Asian Games 2026, holding that a pending inquiry cannot be treated as an automatic disqualification and that sports administration demands timelines that cannot await ordinary bureaucratic processes. New Delhi: The Supreme Court […]
Today, On 27th November, Dhanush filed a lawsuit against Nayanthara for using visuals from the film Naanum Rowdy Dhaan without consent in her Netflix docu-drama. The case raises intellectual property concerns in entertainment. Nayanthara argues she sought necessary permission, claiming Dhanush’s animosity prompted the legal action after the docu-drama’s trailer release.
The Kerala High Court ruled that religious sites cannot be obstructed solely due to opposition from another community, emphasizing the importance of religious freedom in a democratic society. The court annulled a previous denial for a Muslim prayer hall, stating that minor objections do not justify restricting constitutional rights under Articles 25 and 26.
Today, On 22nd May, The Supreme Court raised concerns about wealthy MBBS students from private institutions fulfilling national healthcare obligations. Scrutiny aims to address disparities in medical service delivery. Justices questioned if private college attendance exempts students from rural service, proposing a bond for NOC with an option to challenge. The court’s inquiry will advance to the next hearing for clarifications.
Today(on 9th May), The Supreme Court has adjourned the challenge to the passport law provision and one-year passport issuance for accused individuals with a court-issued ‘no objection certificate’ until after summer vacations. Lawyer Prashant Bhushan’s plea questions the constitutionality of these measures, arguing that they violate the right to equality. The outcome holds significance for individuals facing criminal charges seeking to travel.
