BREAKING| Kerala SIR| ECI Not A Post Office To Blindly Accept Every Voter Form: Supreme Court

Today, On 26th November, The Supreme Court on Kerala SIR clarified that the Election Commission is not a post office to blindly accept every voter form. The Court stressed that each inclusion must follow a reasonable and fair process.

Supreme Court Slams Delays in Information Commissioner Appointments: “This Has Been Happening for 2 Years,” Says Prashant Bhushan

The Supreme Court questioned the Centre and States over huge vacancies and massive pendency in Information Commissions, calling for urgent action. Prashant Bhushan criticised repeated delays, warning that the Right to Information system is collapsing.

Consider Phased Ban on High-End Petrol & Diesel Cars: Supreme Court Pushes for Faster EV Adoption

The Supreme Court urged the government to phase out luxury petrol and diesel vehicles, promoting wider adoption of electric vehicles (EVs). Justice Surya Kant said banning high-end cars first “will not affect the common man.”

Delhi High Court slams “roving inquiry” plea, dismisses PIL seeking CBI probe into Hyatt Regency owner’s loan settlement with PNB, BOM

The Delhi High Court dismissed a PIL by NGO Infrastructure Watchdog seeking a probe into Punjab National Bank and Bank of Maharashtra’s One-Time Settlement with Asian Hotels North, calling it speculative and unsupported by facts.

“Clips Were Altered and Not Original”: Supreme Court Flags Tampered Audio Linked to Former Manipur CM N. Biren Singh

The Supreme Court found four audio clips allegedly linking ex-CM N. Biren Singh to Manipur violence were tampered and unfit for voice comparison. The Bench directed that the NFSL report be shared with all parties before the next hearing on December 8.

Why Is the Lokpal Buying BMWs? Public Outcry Over Rs.70 Lakh Car Tender

The seven-member Lokpal headed by Justice A M Khanwilkar has invited bids to buy seven BMW 3 Series 330Li cars worth Rs.70 lakh each, sparking criticism as the tender mandates delivery within 30 days with no extension allowed.

Tata Lease & Township Dispute| Supreme Court Says ‘No Bearing on Constitutional Permissibility’

Today, On 15th October, The Supreme Court heard a plea challenging the Tata Group’s lease renewal and industrial township status. The Bench observed that the lease “cannot have any bearing on the constitutional permissibility,” highlighting separate scrutiny of corporate control over civic governance.

Election Commissioners’ Appointment: Supreme Court to Hear Pleas Excluding CJI From Appointment Panel on Nov 11

Supreme Court to hear pleas challenging the law that excludes the Chief Justice of India from the panel appointing Election Commissioners on November 11, examining the constitutional validity and impact of this significant change in the appointment process.