Today, On 8th September, in the Bihar SIR Row ,ECI Clarified that It Is “Not Considering Aadhaar as Proof of Citizenship”; Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi Says Aadhaar Can Be Used Only as Resident Identity, Not Citizenship Document
Bihar Special Revision of Electoral Rolls (SIR) case reached the Supreme Court, where the Election Commission clarified that “claims and objections will be accepted even after the September 30 deadline,” ensuring voters get sufficient opportunity to participate.
A viral claim said that Rs.500 currency notes will be discontinued by 2026. However, the government clarified that the RBI has not made any such announcement, calling the rumour completely baseless and misleading.
Following the Punjab and Haryana High Court’s direction, Chandigarh Police have registered an FIR after a 21-year-old law intern went missing from the court premises on March 17. The matter has raised serious safety concerns.
Since November 2022, 221 names have been recommended for High Court judgeships across India. Of these, 29 appointments are still pending with the Central government, raising concerns over delays in judicial functioning.
The Supreme Court ruled that insults like “impotent” do not amount to abetment to suicide, setting aside the Madras High Court’s order and stating the suicide note lacked direct provocation or persistent cruelty.
Today, On 26th April, In the interest of national security, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting advises media platforms, news agencies, and social media users to follow laws and regulations when reporting on defence and security-related operations.
Justice Oka addressed the prevalent issue of hate speech in India, which often targets religious minorities and oppressed communities, aiming to provoke societal division. He emphasized the need for public awareness and education to reduce such speech, while safeguarding free speech rights. Oka advocated for the right to dissent and protest as essential democratic principles.
Mumbai, March 19: The Bombay High Court has strongly criticized Mumbai police for not acting quickly on a senior citizen’s complaint about a digital fraud in which she lost Rs 32 lakh. The court said that in cyber fraud cases, immediate action is necessary to prevent further loss and directed the police to improve their response system.
Today, On 5th November, the Supreme Court denied anticipatory bail to Arunkumar Singh, accused of conspiring to tamper with his minor son’s blood samples after a fatal Porsche accident in Pune. The court upheld earlier decisions, citing evidence of Singh’s involvement in a scheme to conceal alcohol consumption and the risk of obstructing the investigation.
