Two Kerala High Court officials were suspended for their involvement in a controversial skit that allegedly mocked Prime Minister Modi and the Indian government during Republic Day celebrations. The Chief Justice ordered the suspension pending an inquiry, citing derogatory content and criticism against the government. The incident underscores the delicate balance of political satire in official settings.
On January 28, 1950, the Supreme Court of India commenced its operations in the Parliament building, as there was no dedicated Supreme Court building at that time. The event will feature the unveiling of the new Supreme Court website, Digital Courts 2.0, and Digital Supreme Court reports, all initiated by Chief Justice of India DY […]
Gujarat High Court Calls for Transfer of Kejriwal’s Plea in PM Modi’s Degree Controversy In a significant move, the Gujarat High Court has issued a directive to the Principal Sessions Judge at the Ahmedabad City Civil Court. The order specifically calls for the transfer of the revision application that was filed by Delhi’s Chief Minister, […]
PM Modi Lauds Supreme Court for Delivering Judgments in Regional Languages In his Independence Day address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his gratitude to the Supreme Court for its initiative to provide the operative parts of their judgments in regional languages. This move underscores the increasing significance of regional languages in India’s judicial landscape. Speaking […]
