Today, On 16th January, The Supreme Court slammed a petitioner for misusing Article 32, dismissing a plea while a related case was pending in the Bombay High Court. “Article 32 is being misused…for everything, one adjournment, file Article 32 here,” it said.
Delhi High Court Today (Aug 27) refused to directly ban unregulated betting and gambling apps. The Court said the petitioner should first make a fresh representation before the government.
The Supreme Court Today (Aug 25) said that the Jammu and Kashmir statehood case will be heard on October 10. The request for an urgent hearing was declined by CJI Gavai-led bench.
The Supreme Court Today (Aug 14) told the Centre that the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, including the recent Pahalgam terror attack, cannot be ignored while deciding on restoring Statehood. The case has been postponed for 8 weeks as the Centre seeks further instructions.
Two residents of Jammu & Kashmir have moved the Supreme Court asking the Centre to restore the statehood of the region without further delay. The case will be heard Today (14 August) by a bench led by the CJI Gavai.
Two residents of Jammu & Kashmir have moved the Supreme Court asking the Centre to restore the statehood of the region without further delay. The case will be heard on 14 August by a bench led by the CJI Gavai.
The Supreme Court will now hear the plea for restoring Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood on August 14, 2025. Petitioners claim the delay goes against the Constitution and federal values.
Supreme Court Today (Aug 5) said it will hear a plea on August 8 seeking timely restoration of Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood. The petition raises urgent federal concerns post Article 370 abrogation.
The Andhra Pradesh High Court upheld assigning court staff for domestic duties at judges’ homes, ruling it doesn’t violate service rules. A Division Bench said the practice follows established norms and doesn’t warrant administrative change.
Supreme Court Today (June 2) asked the petitioner to first approach the High Court in the case concerning Rule 7(4) of Punjab’s RTE Rules. The petitioner raised concerns that nearly 3 lakh students from EWS and DG categories were being denied their rightful admissions.
