Bombay High Court ordered Maharashtra to frame a clear policy for removing seized vehicles dumped in public areas. The Court warned that inaction is causing major inconvenience to citizens.
The Union Law Ministry confirmed that no changes are planned for the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC). The BJP’s 2024 manifesto promised major reforms in civil and commercial justice to speed up cases and reduce legal burdens. The government also stated that the National Litigation Policy is yet to be finalized. Key legal reforms like ADR, arbitration, and mediation laws are being strengthened to cut delays and improve efficiency in India’s legal system.
The Supreme Court of India has reserved its judgment on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking a national policy for community kitchens to address hunger. The case emphasizes the urgent need for a comprehensive scheme as India grapples with alarming statistics on starvation-related deaths, highlighting the complexities of formulating policies to ensure food security.